I think this could possibly be my new favourite headstone, perfect for #SteepleSaturday at St Luke's, Hickling.
I know it looks nothing like a church apart from the steeple, the weather vane is huge!
The figure is completely out of scale with the most enormously long arms and odd hands.
But..but..😍

Seen from John Lewis top floor restaurant the belfry of Downing Place United Reformed Church #Cambridge, once St Columba’s (appropriately with pigeons!), & left, the distant tower and spire of the Roman Catholic church of Our Lady of the Assumption and the English Martyrs.
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St. Paul’s Church at Jarrow in Northumberland. The chancel is Anglo-Saxon in date, and formed part of the double monastery of Wearmouth-Jarrow founded by Benedict Biscop during the C7th, and also home to the Venerable Bede. 📸 My own. #SteepleSaturday #Jarrow #Northumberland

St Peter’s Church, Pudleston-cum-Whyle, Herefordshire. #steepleSaturday

The beautiful Romanesque Abbey Church of Ss Peter and Paul (11c) in Caunes-Minervois in the Languedoc: recently a lovely venue for concerts #steeplesaturday

St John’s, a medieval church hemmed in by other buildings in Stamford town centre. Now in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust.

📷 from my summer travels

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Church of St. Mary and St. Julian,
Maker, Cornwall

A three stage tower with set-back buttresses. It is battlemented with crocketted spirelets.

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St. Patrick's Church of Ireland, Glenarm, Co. Antrim.

📷My photo #SteepleSaturday

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Widely known as the "Lady of the Vale", St Mary the Virgin's Church in Bottesford, Leicestershire dominates the landscape of the Vale of Belvoir.

With a spire standing at 210 feet; it has one of the tallest spires of any parish church in England.

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#SteepleSaturday Knowle Parish Church, West Midlands.

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St Luke’s Clerkenwell

St Andrew’s Church, Harberton, Devon

An embattled three stage tower with stair turret.

Charles III postbox with Parish Council & Church notice boards.

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Hales, probably the best known of the thatched round-towered churches in Norfolk. Largely 12th Century, though apses are unusual in East Anglia, the east window added perhaps a century later. Now in the care of @visitchurches.bsky.social, as is neighbouring Heckingham. #SteepleSaturday