between modern Stonebow pebble-dash and brick to The Dig, a hands-on archeological experience, formerly St Saviour's church.
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I love glimpses down alleyways - makes me want to explore. Re your comment about setts: setts are oblong or square stones, cobbles are rounded. Either way it's a bumpy ride!
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