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Kilpeck church is rich in architectural gems as well as the door and frame, see http://www.crsbi.ac.uk/ed/he/kilpe/index.htm
©Jonathan Billinger
There's not much more to see in this village, a few cottages and the church is about it!
©Ruth Harris
This farm is opposite the Norman church in the tiny village of Kilpeck, Herefordshire.
©Ruth Harris
An amazing little church, known for the unique stone carvings with which it is almost covered, one being a Sheelah-na-gig. Most of the carvings are almost pagan in appearance. Built in the early 12th century and almost unchanged in 900 years.
©Ruth Harris
©andy dolman
For many this little church south of Hereford is regarded as the most perfect Norman church although the apse windows were designed by none other than Augustus Pugin during a restoration programme in the 1840s. The south door is just visible between the two yew trees.
©Roger Davies
©Christopher Hilton
©Christopher Hilton
©John Salmon
View into the chancel and to the altar of Kilpeck church. The building is renowned for its carvings and Norman architecture.
©Philip Halling
One of many carving on Kilpeck church.
©Philip Halling
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©Christopher Hilton
©John Salmon

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