Pictures of Fringford

a Picturesque Village in the county of Oxfordshire

Photograph of An attractive thatch-roofed pump in Main Street, Fringford

An attractive thatch-roofed pump in Main Street, Fringford by Roger Sweet ©

Photograph of The Church of St. Michael and All Angels, Fringford

The Church of St. Michael and All Angels, Fringford by Roger Sweet ©

Photograph of Pretty thatched cottages in Main Street, Fringford

Pretty thatched cottages in Main Street, Fringford by Roger Sweet ©

Main Street, Fringford by Roger Sweet ©

Photograph of Sky over Fringford, Oxfordshire

Sky over Fringford, Oxfordshire by AJTooth ©

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