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Britain - Photo and History Pages Paradoxplace BRITISH ABBEYS AND CATHEDRALS
Carlisle Cathedral
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| The original Augustinian Priory constitutes the west end of what is now Carlisle Cathedral |
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| The choir capitals each feature a small carving of a monthly activity - October grape picking in this case. Evidence that times were warmer "then"? |
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| And this is boot emptying and foot warming in February |
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| Sadly, a large wooden choir screen completely covers six of the twelve capitals, and even the photographically inventive Dom could not think of a way round this. |
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| An Annunciation occupies central stage in the Carlisle Bishop's Crozier |
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| The east end of the cathedral is presently (August 2007) under scaffolding |
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