History, Personal, UK

Reflections on a spring day amongst the ruins of Whalley Abbey

April 16, 2015 by Zoe Dawes 9 Comments
 The pale face is marked by age and sadness, chipped and peeling, the hands are clasped in supplication and birds sing merry songs. The Garden of English Martyrs is tranquil, overlooking an ancient gateway and arches of a Victorian viaduct. Behind the Presbytery a crucifix is lit up by spring sunshine...
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