The Language of Stone

A clump of daisies in the path that runs through St. Helen's churchyard The public footpath that runs through St. Helen's c...

Evidence of severe structural movement Having spent more than 2 years helping out with a wide variety of tasks at St. Helen’s church ...

Day to day maintenance at St. Helen's churchyard The spring of 2017 had started off in a busy manner, with my exploration of th...

A cross in St. Helen's churchyard In the autumn and winter months, the maintenance at St. Helen’s church is usually concerned wi...

The roof to the south aisle When I was commissioned by the project archaeologist to undertake a survey of the external fabric of Al...

The Old Pump House at Green Moor At the end of the field trip to Green Moor with the Sheffield U3A Geology Group , eight of us too...

A well marked public footpath in Green Moor After undertaking a preliminary reconnaissance of Green Moor , in preparation for a fie...