Showing posts with label hainford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hainford. Show all posts
Thursday, 10 May 2012
All Saints: The Hainford 'Old Church'
As always with Norfolk churches, the peerless Norfolk Churches Site gives a good run-down of the history of this little spot (http://www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/hainford/hainfordold.htm). In a nutshell, though, this medieval ruin fell into disuse in the nineteenth century, with the building of a newer parish church closer to the centre of Hainford village. Although the tower is fenced off and overgrown, the graveyard is actually still in use - the newer graves mostly near the yard entrance and still tended to, with the older ones left to the wild. The tower makes for a striking ivy-covered image amidst the flatness of the surrounding fields.
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abandoned,
all saints,
church,
derelict,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
field,
hainford,
history,
medieval,
norfolk,
old church,
remains,
ruins,
rural exploration,
rurex,
tower,
urban exploration,
urbex
"Any Jackass can Kick a Barn Down. It Takes a Real Carpenter to Build One:" Old Barn, Hainford, Norfolk
An old barn in the fields of Hainford, Norfolk. Rusting machinery, spent shotgun shells, rabbit holes in the dirt.
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abandoned,
barn,
decay,
derelict,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
farm,
field,
hainford,
machinery,
norfolk,
rural exploration,
rurex,
urban exploration,
urbex
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