Thank you Andrew Hill for this really fabulous photo of the clapper bridge in the mist, commonly know locally as the Keble Bridge after John Keble.
John Keble was the curate to the church of St. Michael & St. Martin Eastleach, the anniversary of his death will be marked in the village in March, find out more – here.
The Last Cock-Pheasant Splendour, whom lately on your glowing flight Athwart the chill and cheerless winter-skies
A view from near Greenberry House ( now know as Kingshill), looking down towards the Church of St. Michael & St. Martin. Photo kindly […]
Former almshouses, now row of 4 houses. 1871 for T.S. Bazley. Coursed rock-faced rubble limestone; rubble chimneys with ashlar tops; red clay tile roofs.
The Eastleach clock had major maintenance and repairs in 2009, it was originally manufactured and put in place by one of the world’s most famous clock manufacturers, Smith of Derby.
