ST MARY REDCLIFFE WATER PIPEWALK BRISTOL
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Pipewalk St Mary Redcliffe church Bristol keeping right of way open
St Mary Redcliffe, church Water Pipewalk Bristol 2021 UK. St Mary Redcliffe, church Water Pipewalk Bristol 2021 UK.
In Victoria Park, its traditional to 'bump' any walker that has not been on the Pipewalk before, this is performed on the last marker tomb stone, that indicate the route of the pipe. They are bumped four or five times. The original lead pipe runs for 2,750 yards from Knowle Hill to to St Mary's Church Redcliffe, Bristol. The pipe was first laid down in 1190 and... more » St Mary Redcliffe, church Water Pipewalk Bristol 2021 UK. St Mary Redcliffe, church Water Pipewalk Bristol 2021 UK.
In Victoria Park, its traditional to 'bump' any walker that has not been on the Pipewalk before, this is performed on the last marker tomb stone, that indicate the route of the pipe. They are bumped four or five times. The original lead pipe runs for 2,750 yards from Knowle Hill to to St Mary's Church Redcliffe, Bristol. The pipe was first laid down in 1190 and replaced in Victorian times with a 4 inch cast iron pipe. The Priest, Churchwardens and Parishioners walk the route of the pipe once a year to lay claim to the church endowments and to maintain the right of way. « less
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