Today we went on U3A Bury St Edmunds organised coach trip. In the morning we visited Little Walsingham and the Anglican Shrine of Our Lady there.
This was the description of the visit.
"In the morning we will have around 2 hrs free time to explore the Anglican Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, the grounds of Walsingham Abbey and the village of Little Walsingham.
The Welcome Centre has displays giving basic information about the rise, fall and restoration of the Shrine and a video traces the history from 1061 to the present day. More can also be learned about the whole development of Walsingham into a centre for pilgrimage. From there you can visit the Shrine Church and Holy House as well as the lovely gardens designed by Tessa Hobbs. There is also a café and shop on the site.
If time permits you can also visit the grounds of Walsingham Abbey and see the ruins of the Augustinian Priory, Norman arch and Holy Wells, Medieval pack horse bridge, the Knight’s Gate as well as the village itself."
We enjoyed visiting the Shrine of Our Lady which was very tranquil and soothing. Here are a few of my photos.
Then it was back to the coach for the short trip to Thursfprd. More on that anon.
You can see more of my photos here on Flickr.
Thank-you Pat for organising it all and Steven for driving us there and back.
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