Breeze from Brantingham to visit Hotham church

Carmel has kindly agreed to open Hotham church for us. To quote the Georgian Society for East Yorkshire, "Norman in origin with a short west tower of the early 12th century and one Early English window in the nave. The chancel was rebuilt 1904-5 by the Hull architect F.S. Brodrick. Of particular note is the early 19th-century extension on the north side of the nave, built to house the squire's pew. An external door leads to a staircase to the first-floor pew fitted out with comfortable seating and a fireplace.

Inside the church are six superb brightly coloured stained-glass windows by the major Scottish artist Douglas Strachan inserted 1938-45." Fingers crossed, the sun will shine for us to see the windows at their best.

It'd be good if you can check your bike before coming and bring:
- warm clothes and your helmet
- pump, inner tube and crossed fingers that they won't be needed!
- drink and snack
- money for refreshments
-bike lock if you have one

Don't hesitate to get in touch if you've any queries.

Shirley (07480 409869)