Roger Sweet's Pictures of Drayton St Leonard

The Church of St. Leonard and St. Catherine, Drayton St. Leonard

Much of the nave of the Church of St. Leonard and St. Catherine is Norman although the Chancel was added later. Its most striking feature is the free-standing clapboard tower built of massive oak and chestnut beams standing within the main building and rising through the roof to a height of 43 feet.

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Drayton St Leonard, Churches, Oxfordshire Churches

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High Street, Drayton St. Leonard

Drayton St. Leonard is an attractive small village of about 100 houses on a minor road which winds through the village. The fields around Drayton St. Leonard are very flat and it is known that this area used to be a marsh. By day Drayton St. Leonard is a sleepy, quiet village but nowhere is quiet all the time so is Drayton St.Leonard a rat-run at certain times of the day?

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Drayton St Leonard, English Cottages, Village Scenes, Oxfordshire

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Autumn colours around the war memorial in Drayton St. Leonard

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Drayton St Leonard, English Autumn, Remembrance

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High Street, Drayton St. Leonard

Drayton St. Leonard is an attractive small village of about 100 houses on a minor road which winds through the village. The fields around Drayton St. Leonard are very flat and it is known that this area used to be a marsh. By day Drayton St. Leonard is a sleepy, quiet village but nowhere is quiet all the time so is Drayton St.Leonard a rat-run at certain times of the day?

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Drayton St Leonard

Camera Make: Canon Model: Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL

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