Walks in England: Exploring St Wilfred's Chapel at Church Norton

I am out on the edge of West Sussex on the Selsey peninsular. This time to have a look at the charming and intriguing chapel at Church Norton, for this church is really not a church at all, but the chancel of an earlier one that was removed.

Martin Snow is, as ever, on hand to give me the extra information and history that I need.

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I film with a Gopro and Zyiun Smooth 3 Gimbal, Rode Lavalier and Zoom H4 recorder..

[nelliemelba]

My grandparents lived nearby, when I was a kid, and we used walk through the fields to visit St Winifrids. Such a lovely place, not changed at all.

[ramibu]

Another wonderful church with the wonderful Richard & Martin!

[Gez-C]

Wow I love this little church, I took my other half here the other weekend, and she really loved it and its such a quant little place and its so peaceful

[MrGreatplum]

Lovely little church - very much like the one in Lullington which is only the chancel. It’s good to see that despite it being redundant, it is still well maintained and looked after.

[SidBonkers]

Great episode Richard, I mentioned this chapel to you before having been shown round it by a local young lady I met as a teenager while on holiday at Selsey, a fascinating slice of history. Another peculiar oddity I was shown not far away is what I was told was the smallest pub in England, it was near Goodwood as I recall and was just a small cottage that had had the lounge turned into a public bar, its probably long gone now but it was a strange little bar back in the 60's.

[markMW]

History is so exciting and has so many little twists and facts. very well explained and enjoyable to watch.

[Duffy]

That’s a beautiful little church Richard. You should reserve your spot now to spend eternity.

[richardb.roberts]

If only we could go back in time and see the past people and places and feel what it was really like all those centuries ago