In which a wandering agnostic admires a small selection of the many endlessly interesting churches in our Yorkshire villages.
Bishop Wilton, St Edith – a richly decorated Victorian interior
Felixkirk, St Felix – in search of ancestors, and a semicircular apse
Kirkburn, St Mary – (exterior) – a fine Norman church
Knapton (nr Malton), St Edmund – (exterior) – on the ancestral trail (again)
Nunburnholme, St James – (exterior) – a brief visit to a beautiful place
Rillington, St Andrew – a medieval wall painting, and a much-repaired spire
Rudston, All Saints – (exterior) and the Rudston monolith
Skelton, St Giles – (exterior) – a perfect Early English church, just outside York