>The pictures are fine - I guess if I had realized they'd end up on the
>internet we'd have moved the chairs out of sight! My reason for not doing
>so was to show that they are right in the middle of whatever goes on there -
>probably a Sunday School class!
This seems to be an old European tradition. At St. Peter's in the Vatican
you can hardly turn around without bumping into a tomb of a pope. In Caen,
William the Conqueror's tomb is right in the middle of the abbey he built.
Similarly, in Rouen, Richard the Lionheart's tomb is where you'd stumble
into it if there wasn't a railing.
> One thing - the tomb with the brasses
>representing Richard & Sybil Quatermain & their godson Fowler are in St.
>Mary's, Thame, in the same area as the Thomas Quatermain tomb. The way
>they're displayed might lead someone to think they're in Rycote Chapel.
Fixed now.
>But they look nice the way you've arranged them! Thanks!
Let us know of any other changes.
And send more pictures!
>Nancy
John
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