Dunster, The Dovecote And The Priory Church 1919
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Photo ref:
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The dovecote, where pigeons were bred as a ready source of meat throughout the year, is set amidst walled gardens. Behind is the church, which in 1498 was divided in half by a beautifully-carved screen to settle a dispute over its use between the parish and the monks. Today a road splits the gardens between the church and dovecote.
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My Grandad, Cyril Albert Dibble was born here on 9th October 1920.
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