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Great window display in the chiropractor’s office
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The stunningly beautiful St Peter’s Sowerby, a Grade 1 listed building, and the best example of a Georgian church outside London. The current congregation is between 15 and 30.
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The church warden agreed to open up the church for us. He came with his two dogs who were enchanted by the organ music!
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The view from Jean’s front window – spectacular, even on this wet afternoon
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With author Jean Illingworth and her husband.
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It turns out that my Barraclough ancestors dating from the mid 1600’s are buried here. The church is very austere on the outside but beautiful inside.
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Me playing the organ in this beautiful church.
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This evening’s entertainment: an interview with Dr Mike Green, home office pathologist who worked on the Yorkshire Ripper case and the Ian Brady and Myra Hindley moors murders.
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In conversation with Mike Green in Hebden Bridge library.
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