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Discovering Albion – day 10: Selby Abbey – Interwoven Threads
We walked down the Norman nave, passing Abbot Hugh’s pillar, identical to those at Durham cathedral where we had been the day before. Was it only the previous day? Similar too to the great carved columns of Dunfermline a few … Continue reading
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Discovering Albion – day 10: Selby Abbey ~ Dignity and Memories
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle of 779 AD mentions a settlement called Seletun. Archaeological remains show it to have been first settled by the Vikings and there was an extensive Roman presence. Today the little town of Selby still straddles the banks … Continue reading
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Tagged Abbey, architecture, beauty, history, Norman, Selby, yorkshire
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