Clippesby Church and Countryside Norfolk

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Clippesby churchyard with part of tithe barn

Reverse side of carved cross, Clippesby churchyard

Carved cross (2) with Rectory in background

Welcome to St Peter's Clippesby

H Muskett memorial cross, Clippesby churchyard

March celandines, Clippesby churchyard

Intricate carving in Clippesby churchyard

Clippesby churchyard memorial stone

A country churchyard - St Peter's Clippesby

A walk round Clippesby churchyard on a sunny March morning

Round and octagonal tower of Clippesby Church

Going round the east corner

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Church and Churchyard

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Churchyard primroses last week in March

Churchyard primroses at Clippesby

By the end of March (2014) . . . primsroses everywhere . . .

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By the end of May . . . flowers, bees and birds . . .

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. . . moles and other small mammals. . .

Rev Rivett's cross by back gate

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August 2014

Grass has been strimmed again.

Sycamore looks stressed

from the many very hot days

Ferns along the north-facing wall

Primroses and daffodils at the foot of the Round T

Clippesby Church path and gate in March

Primroses round the base of Clippesby's Round Tower Church

Clippesby churchyard hyacinth

East corner of Clippesby Church and churchyard

A fern grows all along the shady outer wall

Clippesby churchyard corner

Click here for video of the Churchyard on Easter Sunday, 5th April, 2015

Enjoy the flowers and birdsong even though the day turned out cold and grey.

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April into the beginning of May, 2015

. . . primroses, bluebells, celandines and forget-me-nots. . .

Featuring the unforgettable drifts of forget-me-nots . . .

Herb Robert growing out

of the water butt

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