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near to Much Marcle, County of Herefordshire, England

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	Ploughed field near St. Mary's Church, Kempley by Bob Embleton Looking along what should be a footpath to Saycells and Friar's Court.
	Road junction in Kempley by Philip Halling Road junction near Kempley church which can be seen in the background.
	Kemp window, St Mary's church, Kempley by Bob Embleton The altar window by Charles E. Kempe is in memory of Armynel, the wife of Rev Drummond, who died in April 1876. The angels' wings have golden peacock feathers. SO6631 : The chancel arch, St. Mary's, Kempley
	Orchard by Richard Webb Looking over the border into Gloucestershire near Saycells, Kempley.
	Sunlit pattern through a church window by Pauline E Bright, spring sunshine streams through the lancet window in the tower of St. Mary's Church, Kempley, producing this pattern on the stonework.
	View across the churchyard from the porch of St. Mary's by Pauline E Towards Court Farm, across the wild daffodils.
	Road junction at Kempley by Philip Halling Roads leading to Much Marcle, Kempley and Dymock from this road junction.
	Kempley Church by David M Clark Noted for the display of daffodils in spring, and for the medieval murals inside the church.
	Fields near St. Mary's church, Kempley by Jonathan Thacker
	The chancel arch, St. Mary's, Kempley by Bob Embleton The arch is decorated with chevrons and the head of the shafts are said to be "carved in the distinctive manner of the 'Dymock' school." The east window is thought to have been added soon after the church was decorated... (more)
	St. Mary's Church (Kempley) (set of 2 images) by Fabian Musto This delightful remote church is now owned by English Heritage, and this contains the oldest timber roof in England as well as Great Britain. There is a lot of notable wall paintings to be found inside, and the pink colour for the body of... (more)
	Friar's Court, Kempley by Philip Halling Viewed across farmland from the north-west.