One gift of the prolonged dry summer, has been the revelation of our past at St Mary’s Caerhun.
The photos below, taken with a drone by Mark Walters show the interior of the Roman fort of Canovium including the internal roads (wider brown lines) and buildings (thin rectangles and squares). The main defensive rampart surrounds all of these features. Outside the fort to the north the wide brown line of the Roman road heading north can be seen and alongside this are the mostly rectangular external settlement buildings. Then down by the river all of the rooms of the bath house are on display.
The age of the site in which we worship never ceases to amaze us, and that we can enjoy it as a place of peace and refreshment by the river, in a way those who lived here before never could!
We are giving a special focus on Fathers’ Day to consider who is our heavenly Father, and warmly welcome Rev Susan Blagden, tutor at St Padarn’s Institute to help us do that! Our ancient church, set high on the hills, gives us a special place to think, pray and praise. We very much hope you can join us this Sunday, whether you arrive on foot or by car!
