Ruins Of St Lawrence Chapel
Religious Place In Stanwick, North Yorkshire
Ruins of a medieval chapel near Gainford, County Durham, believed to date from the 12th century and associated with the nearby village and river crossing.
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We parked at the junction about a 5 min walk away because the sign said the road was private. However people online have just said the farmer put that there to stop people driving down the road. You could park at the bend next to the ruins if you brave it.
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