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 |  |  "The cathedral of the dales": this austerely beautiful 15th century church (whose bells are heard by Tom in Charles Kingsley's "Water Babies") stands in a leafy, beckside corner of the village, slightly apart from the tourist bustle of the "Cove", as befits its early monastic connections. Rich in beauties and rarities from Viking to modern times, it speaks of a worshipping community with its roots deep in English history. |
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