Exploring the legacy of Ethelburga – a community project focused on the Anglo-Saxon heritage of Lyminge, a village in the Elham Valley in East Kent.
What an absolutely super weekend we have all had! The weather was kind and there has been lots of fun for everyone. For many, the highlight was the encampment of Anglo-Saxon re-enactors on Tayne Field. Not only did we have two local groups, Ost Centingas and Haestingas, putting on a excellent joint show, but we … Continue reading The End of the Pathways to the Past Project – a grand finale
English native snowdrops, bluebells, aconites and wood anemones Visitors to the churchyard in recent weeks have been treated to a wonderful show of daffodils. Yesterday, as part of our new management plan, a group of volunteers was back in the churchyard thinking about next spring and planting an array of bulbs in the green. We … Continue reading More work in the churchyard
The last stage of laying the new paths in the church yard commenced this morning. A rubber crumb is being laid on top of the aggregate over the next couple of days. This will provide the immediate sub-base to the top surface of resin-bound aggregate. Further down the path towards the main entrance, the new … Continue reading Progress on the church yard paths
Pathways to the Past 