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Fairford Parish ChurchNewest Review: ... the best part is that you can pay to go to the top of the tower. This might not suit everyone especially if you are afraid of height but once you reach the top, weather permitting the view is absolutely undescribable. Getting to the top of the tower is a feat in itself. You have a very narrow, the width of one person only, so if someone is going up you have to make sure no one is on the ... more |
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by - written on 19/03/01 (Useful, 88 readings)
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Fairford Church is old and beautiful but I would like to tell you about one part of this Church. This is the tower. Once a year Fairford Church has its fete to raise money for anything that the Church needs repairing. This fete is good but the best part is that you can pay to go to the top of the tower. This might not suit everyone especially if you are afraid of height but once you reach the top, weather permitting the view is absolutely undescribable. Getting to the top of the tower is a feat in itself. You have a very narrow, the width of one person only, so if someone is going up you have to make sure no one is on the way down. It is ... Read the complete review
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