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| The entrance sign to Buildwas. (71kb) | The arcades of the Abbey church nave. (118kb)
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The crossing of the abbey church. (109kb) |
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| Debbie and the Vorpal Bunny sitting in a
sedalia in the chancel. (201kb)
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Some neat dogteeth carved stone in the arches over the sedalia. (194kb) | Another shot of the crossing. (194kb) |
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| Another view of the nave arcades. (212kb) | Looking, from the bottom of the nave,
towards the chancel. (224kb)
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Medieval tiles in the cloisters. (223kb) |
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| A view of the abbey church from the southwest. (188kb) | A view of the cloisters from the west. (220kb) | More medieval tiles in the cloisters. (315kb)
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| One of the buildings in the cloisters had
a collection of medieval floor tiles. These are some of the really
neat ones. (219kb)
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A close up of some of the cool medieval tiles. The multi-patterned flowers are interesting. (379kb) | A different section of medieval tiles. The neat tiles here are the letters. (279kb) |
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| The last interesting section of medieval
tiles. The cool ones are the 3-D relief tiles. (228kb)
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| After Buildwas Abbey, we drove north to Shrewsbury, stopping at Haughmond on our way around Shrewsbury.
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| The vorpal bunny showing he is interested
in the medieval bits of Haughmond Abbey. (119kb)
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