I have been meaning to get some pictures up for a while. The friars both in Lanherne and Stoke-On-Trent have been good enough to get me out on some pilgrimages. I have not included pictures from each place. I wish I had pictures of some of the ancient cathedrals we visited by the iPad does not do well in low light. Of particular interest is Durham Cathedral which is perhaps the greatest example in the world of Norman architecture. (The header pic for this post was taken in the chapel in which rests the body of St. Bede the Venerable.) I think it is my favorite cathedral, though no longer Catholic. Enjoy the photos!
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- Fra Solanus, Fr. Agnellus and Fra Paschal at Easby Abbey
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- Hobbling around Easby. I am hiding my broken leg.
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- Dipping my broken leg in the miraculous spring water of St. Winefride’s Well. The water was not as clear as usual because it was raining.
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- Front of the castle. The place is well taken care of by English Heritage. Beautiful place.
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- Taken from the top of the rock at the hermitage. Lovely Cornish countryside.
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- The Rock and the hermitage
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- Detail of stained-glass window with image of Knight Temple
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- The Church is very small and located in a small valley. It is very hard to find.
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- Ave Maria!
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- Taken from the castle wall, looking down into the central courtyard.
Mary Victrix 
Wow What so beautiful pictures! Thank you, dear Friars, for sharing these photos! I find the british landscape so beautiful. Someday I hope to go to that country.
Great photos! Hope your leg is healing well, Father Angelo!