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The crumbling buildings are spared a slow, inevitable decline. so i'm keen to give this champing a go. where will i be sleeping? yeah? so you'll be sleeping possibly in the executive pews, because it's meant to be the warmest part of the church. i'd expect nothing less! it's good that it's a box pew because it stops the draughts. and so here you are. ah, here we go! there are a few nice touches here — that good old staple, the tea tray, and a little basket of goodies with biscuits and wine. i mean, it's only 6pm and it's already cold — safe to say champing is usually more of a summer activ...

Ah, here we go! there are a few nice touches here — that good old staple, the tea tray, and a little basket of goodies with biscuits and wine. i mean, it's only 6pm and it's already cold — safe to say champing is usually more of a summer activity. at least the pub next door looks like it's going to be warm. why would anyone want to go champing? because you get to spend such a lot of time in truly amazing historic buildings. the way people usually visit historic churches, and i've seen it, is that they go to the door, they pop their head round, they go, "ooh, there's a font, "there's an alt...

To the door, they pop their head round, they go, "ooh, there's a font, "there's an altar, there's a very nice stained glass, "that's very pretty." and then they leave. but what you miss by doing that is you don't get to dwell in the place and really feeling for it. somebody at the pub just told me that tonight is supposed to be the coldest night of the year, so that's good, as i head into my unheated church room for the night. owl hoots. i've got my airbed. sleeping bag.