Church of St Margaret, West Raynham, Norfolk.

West Raynham is the largest village on the Raynham estate, the handsome estate village right at its heart. Unlike the other villages on the estate, however, it no longer has its own parish church. St Margaret was abandoned in the 18th century, and the living consolidated with that of West Raynham, where the church sits beside Raynham Hall. St Margaret must have been a fairly typical church for this part of Norfolk, a small north aisled church of the 14th and 15th centuries. There seems to have been a processional way beneath the tower. We passed this beauty on Route to West Raynham Airfield, couldnt say no to taking some shots, it was tranquil, Peaceful and utterly Beautiful, please enjoy,...

That truly is lovely, Shucky. It does indeed look very peaceful, and utterly unspoilt too.
I enjoyed that very much.

Thanks Foxy, it really startd to warm up a bit as we were Precipitated on quite a bit earlier in the Morning!!

Excellent shots Black Shuck. Have you done some ajustment to your camera ? Your pictures seems a lot better than before.

Yes Labb, Im now shooting in Manual Mode setting the Apeture and Shutter Speed Myself. The shots are much better. Also a Tripod and Delay on the shot to reduce Camera Shake.

Been here too, beautiful setting, and the font standing still in the middle was quite amazing