Where there is great love, there are always miracles.
Willa Cather
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I invite you to join me at Vision & Verb where I share my reading journey over the years.
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This twelfth century doorway gave access to the stairs that led to the monks dormitory. The shafts beside the doorway are of Tournai Marble from Belgium. Above the lintel is a ‘Tympanum’ on which is carved a scene showing Abraham about to sacrifice Isaac. The ram in a thicket, caught by its’ horn can just be seen to the right with the hand of God above. *
*Information from a plaque near to the doorway.
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Filed under Faith Foundations, Heritage, Holidays, Kent January 2012
Architecture 100 :: 5 – Priory Buildings
Ruins of the monks’ priory buildings surrounding the garden at Rochester Cathedral.
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Eastgate House is a grade I listed town-house. It was built by local townsman Sir Peter Buck in the 1590s.
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