Monthly Archives: June 2017

When the Devil came stomping through the Buckinghamshire countryside a few hundred years ago, terrifying the inhabitants and leaving destruction and chaos in his wake, a group of locals armed with clubs, pitchforks and an old sword gathered at the … Continue reading →

Three intriguing images are carved into the stonework of the doorframe of St Michael’s, a well-preserved Norman church in the village of Stewkley. They look like partial wagon wheels, each the size of a saucer or side plate.  The one … Continue reading →