Many thanks to vjezkova who sent me an article on Green Men from BBC History Magazine. That has reminded me that I never did post the pictures of Green Men I took on a foray into Suffolk with garienos in February
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You definitely know where to find more Green Men! And these are very interesting...with eyes like "RA" from Stargate! The dragons might be grazing there in green pastures:-) but they have scales...and the second one has a lovely crest on his head! St. Michael is always very beautiful warrior...
The name almost certainly was Beata Ecclesia, Blessed Church. The Eccles form was widespread in Eastern England meaning a very early minster type church. The Beccles- Gillingham crossing over the river Waveney dates from about 3000 BCE, as recent archaeology has found. It would be surprising if Beccles was not a very early settlement with shrine ready to be Christianised at an early opportunity.
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The dragons might be grazing there in green pastures:-) but they have scales...and the second one has a lovely crest on his head!
St. Michael is always very beautiful warrior...
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