Today I visited the delightful Essex village of Wendens Ambo, which has a very lovely church and surrounding cottages. The picturesque scene of the cottages and the church with a spire has been photographed and painted many times.
The west tower and entrance date back to Norman times.
The wall painting of St Margaret of Antioch.
Wendens Ambo: the font and cover.
The brass of Sir William Lovenay. To the right of the brass figure is a double piscina.
Wendens Ambo: the pulpit and brass inside the Church of St Mary the Virgin.
The west tower and entrance date back to Norman times.
Wendens Ambo: the stained glass window showing scenes from the parable of the prodigal son (Luke 15).
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