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Tenby
St. Mary's Church Tower, Tenby, Pembroke (August 2007).
The tower was built about 700 years ago and is older than most other parts of the church, and older than most other church towers in Pembrokeshire. When first built it provided a belfry and a chapel, and could also serve as a lookout point and a place of refuge in troubled times. The spire was added about 200 years later, and its height (152ft.) makes it a notable landmark for travellers by land or sea. Read More...
Nanuls
on Oct 15, 2009 5:01 pm
