Monthly Archives: June 2017

northernvicarwalks – May 2017

Posted on June 22, 2017 by admin

At the end of April I had done 270 miles (I should have done 329). Therefore I was 59 miles in debt. May is even worse. On Sunday 30 April, the first day of Week 18, I walked 5 miles … Continue reading →

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Lazonby, Cumbria – St Nicholas

Posted on June 22, 2017 by admin

St Nicholas, Lazonby, is in the middle of the village, just to the east of the station – NY549397. There is a leaflet which gives a circular drive from Penrith via this church and three others. I like the welcome … Continue reading →

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Chaddesden, Derby – St Mary the Virgin

Posted on June 22, 2017 by admin

In the afternoon of Thursday 18 May we had Deanery Chapter at St Mary’s Chaddesden. The one benefit of Deanery Chapter is you get to visit lovely churches, and today I had a walk too. 4 miles to get there, … Continue reading →

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Boulton, Derby – St Mary the Virgin (again)

Posted on June 21, 2017 by admin

David, one of my churchwardens, wanted a chat – so we had it en route to the Tip. We came home via St Mary’s Boulton, where they are opening the church on a regular basis. We had visited this church … Continue reading →

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Marlpool, Derbyshire – All Saints

Posted on June 20, 2017 by admin

On Thursday 11 May I had a full day’s Safeguarding Training at All Saints Church, Ilkeston Road, Marlpool, DE75 7BP. In any other profession you could at least count on a decent lunch – here we had to bring our … Continue reading →

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Hognaston, Derbyshire – St Bartholomew

Posted on June 20, 2017 by admin

On Friday 5 May we had popped over to Ashbourne for the delights of Waitrose, and diverted back via St Bartholomew’s, Hognaston – SK236506 – website. Will we ever get back to a Society where we don’t have to collect … Continue reading →

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