Category Archives: A Clergyman’s Diary

November Churches…

Posted on November 23, 2023 by Gerry Lynch

November churches in Wiltshire, great and small… Salisbury Cathedral and St Peter’s, Poulshot. Continue reading →

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A Clergyman’s Diary: A Wiltshire Transfiguration

Posted on October 12, 2021 by Gerry Lynch

When the sun transfigures the 1500 year old Wansdyke, it calls to mind the Transfiguration of Christ: ‘Tis Good Lord, to be Here. And we are as clueless as the apostles. Continue reading →

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A Clergyman’s Diary: Sunset at St John’s

Posted on September 22, 2021 by Gerry Lynch

St John’s provided the context for a stunning St Matthew’s Day sunset, as I walked home from the Tuesday evening Mass at St Mary’s. What a lovely town Devizes is. I am lucky to have ended up here for curacy. … Continue reading →

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A Clergyman’s Diary: Along the Marches Border

Posted on July 17, 2021 by Gerry Lynch

60 km walked through lush countryside on the Herefordshire/Powys border in prep for my #50kinaday fundraiser. Lots on the Offa’s Dyke Path. Continue reading →

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A Clergyman’s Diary: Over The Downs to Marlborough

Posted on October 26, 2020 by Gerry Lynch

First day of a week off so I yomped over the downs to Marlborough in very muddy conditions. The first 12½ mile leg to Avebury is all familiar now, but the canal towpath which usually gets me off to an … Continue reading →