Wreay, Cumbria (022)

A holly hedge! Well that's not fair on a bear with a very tender bottom (or "Wreay" [snigger]). But despite the holly hedge by the sign, this is a really lovely church.

I went inside it and found that it has an apse (this means the building has a round bit at the altar end) with little niches in it. The church was designed by a lady called Sarah Losh between 1840 and 1842.

Look! Here's me inside the church sitting on the carved font and also sitting on a large stone pine cone! You can see the apse behind me in both photos.

(By the way, you say "wreay" so it rhymes with "rear".)