The Church of St Peter-in-Thanet, two sunken bandstands and the oldest central heating I have ever seen.

 Is it St Laurence

 or is it

 St Lawrence?

 anyway today it was St Peter

 with some considerable amount of serendipity the day started with this poster

 Wherever this is it isn't St Peter-in-Thanet. Serves me right for surfing Facebook on mi phone and saving the picture without noting where it came from.

My main interest here was taking a look inside the church, so while the bad news was no art exhibition the good news was the church was open, so follow the link to see the pictures.

Link to pictures of inside The Church of St Peter-in-Thanet

I didn't really have the right equipment for indoor and fairly low light photography, but did my best.

One of the Thanet churches first built nearly a thousand years ago and heavily restored by the Victorians making it a bit difficult to tell whats wot

I think I was as much struck by this memorial to The Indian Mutiny as I was by the Norman church and fine Victorian glass.

 next the link to yesterday's work in the bookshop

 Back St Peter's

This time in my engineers hat, this has to be the oldest central heating system I have ever seen and yes it is all like this the whole church.

 With the last bandstand dugout picture, that's all folks.