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Anglo-Saxon church of Escomb.  
   

Anglo-Saxon church of Escomb.

Another view.
Anglo-Saxons to Normans.

June 25th 2009
Today we visited the Norman cathedral and castle in Durham. Both building are perched above the town on a bend of the River Wear. The Cathedral contains the tobms of St Cuthbert and the Venerable Bede. A very moving experience to visit both these tombs. The Norman architecture was very different to that of the Gothic cathedrals that we have visited so far. The castle is now owned by the Unive ... read more
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