Hailes Church Photos
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An unpretensious little church (dedication unknown) just beside the
ruins of Hailes Abbey (English Heritage and National Trust).
Photos of Hailes Church
Hailes church, seen from the lane
entering the vilage of Hailes. The ruins of Hailes Abbey are to
the right in this photo.
This is perhaps the best view of
the Hailes wall paintings.
Looking through the dim nave to the
west window.
Though faded, if you look closely
you can see some of the vibrant figures in this painting above
the door of Hailes church.
Nearby
Winchecombe
Sudeley
Castle
Belas Knap Chambered
Tomb
All photos © David Ross and Britain Express
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