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INFORMATION:
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Our first stop was at Moreton Church to see Laurence Whistler's
delicately engraved glass windows. Joyce explained how the church
had been badly damaged during World War II when a German bomb fell
in the churchyard close to the north wall. The restoration work
was so skilfully done that it is hard to distinguish the old from
the new. The style is a light hearted blend of Georgian and Gothic
with some external parts dating from 1776.
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