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Ceiling of the Chapter House |
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As you can tell by the multiple pictures, I was enthralled with the funny/freaky carvings they had around the Chapter House. |
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Jackie being a good little Catholic girl. |
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Me being a good little Lutheran girl. |
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Basically, Lord Rockingham (PM of England) was buried in the minster. |
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We climbed to the top of the minster and laughed at this sign at the beginning. They really should mention something about claustrophobia. When you're in a tiny, narrowing spiral staircase and all you see are steps above and below you, there's a good possibility you might start freaking out. |
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View from halfway up. We were about the equivalent of the top of one of those towers. |
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View of York from the top. |
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Jackie on the old city wall that surrounds the city. |
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