St Mary's, Great Eversden

Another single-aisle church with a big organ.  The altar is tastefully decorated but the windows are completely plain. 

 

St Michael and All Angels, Caldecote

An ordinary church with an extraordinary private garden next to it.  The transparent furniture has been on my blog before.  The daffs are seasonal.

 

Byron's Pool

Wagtails seem to love Byron's Pool.  

 

Garden Birds

Starlings and Redpolls on the feeders.

 

St Nicholas, Arrington

A single-aisle church perched up the hill from the A1198, very plain inside but with an intricately-decorated organ.  It has only 14 pedal notes, just over one octave, and a small keyboard.  Nor were there any large pipes, so I assume the instrument is of a narrow range.  

 

All Saints' Croydon cum Clopton

The church is in a bad way - the east end, built above a family vault, has moved and the floor is cracked and dangerous.  One of the south-west windows (pics 3 & 4) has also moved, and is propped up inside (pic 5).  The overflow churchyard across the road has been put to use as a conservation area for wild flowers and insects, but bees or wasps had already made a nest on a south-facing window.  

 

Madingley Church

Sheltering from the strong wind outside, I tried some detail pictures of the church.