St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol. by through_the_lens

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05-SEP-2013

St Mary Redcliffe Church, Bristol.

During the Bristol Blitz in the Second World War a bomb exploded in a nearby street, throwing a rail from the tramway over the houses and into the churchyard of St Mary Redcliffe, where it became embedded in the ground. The rail is left there as a monument.

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Guest		17-Oct-2013 14:50
Nice image of this church as well as the historical story of the unusual foreground object...

Cindy Flood		17-Oct-2013 13:26
Such an unusual historical monument. Beautiful photo, too.

Pete Hemington		15-Oct-2013 10:14
Interesting hostorical view point.

Sally		15-Oct-2013 09:53
Very interesting. The church is magnificent.

hal		15-Oct-2013 00:38
What a really interesting story, Tony. So cleverly illustrated in your fine image. The classical Gothic church is really beautiful.

Terry_O		15-Oct-2013 00:27
Tony, I meant composed, not composted :)

Janice Dunn		14-Oct-2013 08:22
That rail is sure interesting. It must have been thrown deep down in the ground. St Mary Redcliffe is an attractive church.

Terry_O		13-Oct-2013 19:27
Fascinating, Tony. I like the way you composted this - it really tells the story.

Michael Edwards		13-Oct-2013 19:09
Most interesting, Tony. Really well-shown!

LynnH		13-Oct-2013 13:34
Fascinating history. The light on the church is simply beautiful.

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