Another backdated one that's been done plenty of times here.
Designed and built by stained glass artist Colin Stokes, (allegedly) as a haybarn in the 1980-90's.. Evolving over eleven years, this started life as a single storey shed. Built by hand, with no plans, using dry stone walling techniques and stones gathered from the property. Sold in 2000 due to a quarry opening nearby, this is now empty and used for some storage.
Colin (J) Stokes
Dawn and Dusk. This stained glass area is apparently called The Hermitage
Spring and Summer
Autumn and Winter
Here lie the mortal remains of Mrs Berthia Barleycorn, goose of this parish. March to December 1989
Designed and built by stained glass artist Colin Stokes, (allegedly) as a haybarn in the 1980-90's.. Evolving over eleven years, this started life as a single storey shed. Built by hand, with no plans, using dry stone walling techniques and stones gathered from the property. Sold in 2000 due to a quarry opening nearby, this is now empty and used for some storage.
Colin (J) Stokes
Dawn and Dusk. This stained glass area is apparently called The Hermitage
Spring and Summer
Autumn and Winter
Here lie the mortal remains of Mrs Berthia Barleycorn, goose of this parish. March to December 1989