Greetings!
As promised, albeit a week or so late, here’s my V-log of my short visit to Crowland in Lincolnshire, a rather pretty little Fens town with a rather impressive half-ruined church, Croyland Abbey, (the town used to be called Croyland). I went there because of St. Guthlac, a rather interesting chap who I came across when writing up my travel guide to Sacred Staffordshire which will be posted on this site sometime in the future. Guthlac was a Mercian nobleman, a fearless warrior who, horrified by what he saw in battle, gave it all up to become a hermit. A message for today perhaps?
Anyway, enjoy the pretty town of Crowland and please, if you’re in the area, visit it yourself; it’s well worth it!
Keep travelling!
Uncle Travelling Matt
Check out all my V-logs!
V-log 1: So Uncle Travelling Matt, how many countries have you visited…?
V-log 2: Llangelynin
V-log 3: A Tour Around Schouwen-Duiveland
V-log 4: Draycott-en-le-Moors
V-log 5: Barmouth Cliff Walk
V-log 6: Walking Pilgrimage to Bardsey Island
V-log 7: Crowland, Lincolnshire
V-log 8: Repton, Derbyshire
V-log 9: East to West Berlin
V-log 10: Berlin
V-log 11: Poznan
V-log 12: The Ashes 2015
V-log 2: Llangelynin
V-log 3: A Tour Around Schouwen-Duiveland
V-log 4: Draycott-en-le-Moors
V-log 5: Barmouth Cliff Walk
V-log 6: Walking Pilgrimage to Bardsey Island
V-log 7: Crowland, Lincolnshire
V-log 8: Repton, Derbyshire
V-log 9: East to West Berlin
V-log 10: Berlin
V-log 11: Poznan
V-log 12: The Ashes 2015
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