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Martin Beek (a group admin) says:
11 Sep 09 - We have many more Berkshire churches to cover, so if you have pictures or indeed time to shoot new ones of churches not yet covered we'd love to see them. Berkshire has some very good historic churches many of which are open throughout the week.

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Theme 3 - Textiles in Berkshire Churches Thorskegga 0 16 months ago
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This week's theme Monuments in Berkshire Churches Martin Beek 2 62 months ago
Berkshire Parishes, Oxfordshire Diocese Martin Beek 0 62 months ago

About Berkshire Churches

Bisham, Berkshire, All Saints Church 02

Berkshire is a rather underated county architecturally. As a whole it is a rather rewarding county for the architectural diversity of its churches and the rewarding range of fittings and furnishings they contain. Any sort of photograph is welcome here, so long as it is part of a Berkshire church. In this context Berkshire includes those parts of the county that that have since 1974 been part of south Oxfordshire.

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See also:
Buckinghamshire Churches:
www.flickr.com/groups/buckinghamshirechurches/
Gloucestershire Churches
www.flickr.com/groups/gloucestershirechurches/
Lincolnshire Churches
www.flickr.com/groups/lincolnshirechurches/
Oxfordshire Churches:
www.flickr.com/groups/oxfordshirechurches/

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