Monday, June 1, 2026

Glouceter Cathedral, 2026, Part The Second

Continuing our visit to Gloucester Cathedral...

Later in the visit, I took the elevated perambulatory...























Which is where they keep the dress-up stuff










His Holiness, Bishop Mark















And more of the interpretive stuff

Closer-up view of Pope Clement

Close quarters in the perambulatory

A Saxon sculpture of JC 

Pigeon-view of east window

More interpretive stuff, including the apparent "golfer"


Descent

Graffiti 

Now in the quire (choir), exquisitely carved, as usual...but, in this
extraordinary case, all 46 of the misericords were open and accessible...
not quite the lurid and lewd versions we prefer, but pretty good
nonetheless

Dragon back-biting?

Futbol?

Driving for a lay-up?

14th century English wood-carver's impression of what an elephant
must look like

Still processing

King perhaps not getting the best advice?

Among the more colorful chapels...great cathedral!


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