Jenkin Chapel
The simple rustic Alter and Bible in this tiny Chapel high on the Moors that straddle the Derbyshire/Cheshire Border, roughly between Buxton to the East and Macclesfield the the West.. A lonely and sometimes wild location between several very small hamlets.
The Chapel was built in 1733… from local materials and entirely from funds raised within this tiny farming community.
Once established it served not only the needs of the community, but also those traveling along the ‘Salters Road’ that passes close by the Chapel
This Sunday and everyday….
Please Remember ….
Stay Safe …. Be Kind…. Look After Each Other
30th April
(C) David Oakes 2023
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What a delightful little place!
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It certainly is…. and does have special feel about it.
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I so enjoy your Sunday posts and the little peeks into these chapels.
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I love this one… as today it seems lost in the wilds, it seems miles from anyone. Hard to imagine that the Salters Way was once a very busy Packhorse route – probably equivalent to one of todays major highways.
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