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Lead Miner - South Transept
Looking West in the South Transept, to the right of the door is the
famous carving of the Lead miner.
The door leads up to the Tower.
But Angela Treweek writes:
It is just a cupboard with a small stone sink and a fire bucket. It may
at one time have been a staircase as one wall was very roughly built
(as if the stones had been poured in). There is a plaque at the side
of it, for the text see: Ch107
"Rob" writes:
What you describe there is typical of a Saxon build. No coursing of stone,
infill of rubble between the inner and outer facings. So may actually be
the oldest part of the church.
Photo taken:11 April 2003
Source: Jayne McHugh, Ontario, Canada
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