Village sign, Capel St Andrew - Suffolk - Made for the Millennium on Waymarking.com

"This strange individual resides in the village sign of Capel St. Andrew.

Capel St. Andrew is a tiny place with has no houses, only a few farms.

There is certainly no church though one existed here back in the early 16th century as evidence of bones and masonry were unearthed at nearby Church Farm.

The steel sculpture was erected for the Millennium and depicts St. Andrew.

St. Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland and also fishermen, hence the steel fish in his hands."

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Related web site: [Web Link] Can you tell us who created the item: Paul Richardson Condition of the item: Great So what did YOU do for the millennium?: Not listed

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