DescriptionThe church of St Nicholas - geograph.org.uk - 704018.jpg
English: The church of St Nicholas. After the collapse of the church tower in the 18th century, a thatched bell cage > 704031 was erected in the northwestern corner of the churchyard; it houses one bell. The aisle is separated from the chancel by an uninscribed table tomb > 704059, with two squints > 704063 into the chancel at each end. The walls are adorned with a number of interesting corbels > 704080. The church is kept locked but a key is readily available at > 704090. For more information see: http://www.norfolkchurches.co.uk/woodrising/woodrising.htm
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