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Marston Moretaine Ch...
In the myth, an archway halfway up the tower of Marton Mortaine church provided the devil with a comfortable position to watch the villagers misbehave. The people of Marston Moretaine gave the Devil plenty of reason to smile.
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Marston Moretaine Ch...
The churches in Marston Moretaine and the neighbouring village of Elstow are unusual in that they have towers separate from the main church building. Legend says when the towers were built they were joined to the church, but the Devil tried to show his strength by stealing them. He failed in this bu...
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Field overlooked by ...
In the myth, the young man and his friends would the sit quietly through the Sunday morning service before rushing out of church to play and have a laugh in the nearby fields.
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Field overlooked by ...
In the myth, the young man and his friends would the sit quietly through the Sunday morning service before rushing out of church to play and have a laugh in the nearby fields.
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Feilds around Marsto...
Marstone Moretaine church viewed from the far side of the field near the Lidlington/Woburn road. This is the field in the myth in which the young men would play.
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The Devil's Stone or...
The stone marking the young men’s sorry end was called the Devil’s stone or the Devils leaps. It stood in a field near the Lidlington/Woburn road. The stone in the field became known as the Devil’s Leaps. It was often used as a reminder that the Devil himself enjoys a game!
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Fields around Marsto...
Marstone Moretaine church viewed from the far side of the field near the Lidlington/Woburn road. This is the field in the myth in which the young men would play.
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Fields around Marsto...
Marstone Moretaine church viewed from the far side of the field near the Lidlington/Woburn road. This is the field in the myth in which the young men would play.
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Feilds around Marsto...
Marstone Moretaine church viewed from the far side of the field near the Lidlington/Woburn road. This is the field in the myth in which the young men would play.
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Fields around Marsto...
Marstone Moretaine church viewed from the far side of the field near the Lidlington/Woburn road. This is the field in the myth in which the young men would play.
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Fields around Marsto...
Marstone Moretaine church viewed from the far side of the field near the Lidlington/Woburn road. This is the field in the myth in which the young men would play.
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Fields around Marsto...
Marstone Moretaine church viewed from the far side of the field near the Lidlington/Woburn road. This is the field in the myth in which the young men would play.
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