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evesham abbey photos 2004-06-12 - 12:56 p.m. Note: You can read part one of my England trip by clicking right here. The bird list/photos are here, and the taxicab photos are here. Another note: My photos from the Evesham Abbey complex are larger than usual and might be unpleasant to load over a dial-up modem. Sorry about that. All Photos © 2004 by Elaine Radford The first church was consecrated at the Evesham Abbey complex in 1295, but the current complex was erected starting in 1470. The Abbey was the fifth richest in England, enjoying a beautiful setting on the Avon River, and it actually included two churches, one for the locals, one for pilgrims who might be carrying plague. A parishioner from one of the churches saw us drifting around with cameras under the glorious blue sky, and he came up to tell us a little bit about the site, including the sad fact that the monks who went between the two churches to assist the people managed to spread the plague anyway. He also warned us of two ghosts in the museum gift shop. It was probably the power of suggestion, but indeed when I walked into the shop, I was overcome by such an uncomfortable prickling sensation all over that I immediately walked out again. The Abbey is still an important part of the community. People were having picnics, feeding the swans, and playing soccer. In one corner of the grounds, a concert was being set up. An old fish pond had been converted into a remote controlled boating area, and a hobbyist was operating a humongous pet aircraft carrier. All this under the stone glare of a gargoyle or two. back - next All Rights Reserved, Copyright 2002-2017 by Elaine Radford