Image: St. Peters, Lusby, Lincolnshire

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Description: The archetypal country church at Lusby is dedicated to St. Peter. It lies down a quite lane in this sleepy little village situated in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds. It is an ancient building with many Anglo-Saxon features. A church at Lusby is mentioned in The Doomsday Book (1086). It may well be one of the oldest churches in the Diocese. It underwent restoration in 1892. When I visited the church I was greeted by a flock of sheep which were grazing in the churchyard and who followed me around under the mistaken impression I had come to feed them. One insisted on posing in the shot.
Title: St. Peters, Lusby, Lincolnshire
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List of churches in Lincolnshire

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