On my way to a music event today I made a diversion to Bury St Edmunds for a spot of lunch and a quiet walk around the Cathedral. It’s a while since I’ve been here but it was lovely to be back and able to explore with my camera again.
Although the church itself is an old building, at least in parts, it wasn’t designated a Cathedral until 1914. In the last twenty years it’s undergone a lot of restoration work so the ceiling and crossing look particularly crisp.
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I always like to find unusual angles to shoot when I’m exploring churches and on this occasion I found a small flight of stairs I’d missed before. It led up to a small balcony, from where I could capture a rather more lofty view of the altar and choir.
