Posted by warbaby on April 30, 2022 at 08:13:09 from (24.247.205.221):
In Reply to: Extra Nature Picture posted by Majorman on April 30, 2022 at 01:04:00:
Nice! You could spend an entire summer visiting these historical British churches and still not see them all.
This one of yours reminds me of the 14th century church in Henlow, Bedfordshire (Ste. Mary's) where I attended a wedding a decade ago. The church was just down the lane a bit from RAF Henlow (1918-2023) where they were busy flight-testing a few WWII Hurricanes and one of the two AVRO Lancaster bombers still flying, getting them prepped and sorted out for that summer's air show circuit.
Those pilots used Ste. Mary's belltower as a marker, flying out and around it several times every day- probably less as a navigational aid and more so as a salute to the many soldiers and RAF crewmen that are buried in its cemetery, including the groom's grandfather who flew on several missions (and survived a few Flak derived crash landings) in Landcasters as a navigator, right up to VE-Day.
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