An important Safety Alert to all taking exercise or visiting the churchyard.
There has been a fall of masonry from the Tower, as you can see from the photos. The area has been taped off until our usual roofing contractors/structural engineers are able to visit and inspect and then assess the situation.
Please take care while visiting and do not cross the tape please.
We had snow at the beginning of the week, but on Tuesday the sun came out and turned our villages into a winter paradise! Everyone came out to enjoy it and many took photos, which are simply beautiful. A real bright spot in a grim January and giving some wonderful memories of a perfect day!
Here are the photos, with some stunning views of St Peter’s and our sister church St Andrew’s in Tur Langton, but the real stars are the trees, especially the Copper Beech tree in Church Langton and, of course, the glorious blue sky.
Thank you to everyone who generously shared their photos and cheered us all up!
Joanne Lucas
Kate Hampson
Melissa Johnston
Emily Sarah Marshall
Martine Browne
Roz Folwell
Joanne Lucas
Domonic Willgrave
Kate Hampson
Roz Folwell
Maxine Dodd
Julie Bryson
Domonic Willgrave
Ben Crawley
Peter Thompson
Melissa Johnston
Johanna Kirk
Liz Reynolds
Liz Reynolds
Maxine Dodd
Dave Baxter
If you have photos of this lovely day, or other views of St Peter’s and surrounding countryside that you would like us to share on our gallery, please get in touch either on Facebook, or by emailing us on info@churchlangton.org.uk, we would love to hear from you!
This stunning photo by James Cullen, really lifts the spirits after a dark week. The viewpoint from near to ground level reveals cyclamens in bloom, bringing with them the promise of Spring and hope for happier times to come.
Sometimes a change of perspective is all it takes to see the light.” – Dan Brown
A tiny bit of hope on a dreary winters day! Photo by James Cullen