Where am I? No. 29 - Country Church

[sugarbakers]

It's Warmington, Northamptonshire.

http://www.picturesofengland.com/England/Northamptonshire/Warmington/pictures/1194999

Found via an old copy of Arthur Mee's Northamptonshire.

[DavidG02]

Well done sugarbakers 

Nice church as well

[Treetotal]

Nice one Sugarbakers....a great find.
Carol

[Trishanne]

Well done, Sugarbakers ,you, and JenB, said it would be Northamptonshire. I found two in Rutland the next county which are really similar, so it probably is the same architect/builder.
Congratulations
Pat

[groom]

I was looking in Rutland as well. Well done Sugarbakers.

[Little Nell]

Very good!   

I'm learning an awful lot about church architecture - different types of spire, what the windows in the spires are called.  But will I remember it?   

Nell

[Jool]

Well done Sugarbakers, congrats on solving a WAI   

Thanks Pat for enlightening us on a "lucarne".  I didn't know that was what those little openings were called, I have learned a few new architectural terms from these WAI threads, we will all be experts on architecture before long 

[Trishanne]

I came across the word whilst I was Googling windows in spires. It actually made it easier because I could search for broached spires with lucarnes, as if I really knew what I was talking about. We are never too old to learn
Pat

[cazza59]

Hi don't have Internet connection at the moment so using my phone.  Awesome find Sugarbakers!  I'll be back when I can use my pc.   

Caz