In her second monologue, Elspeth takes a tour of St. Peter’s Street, and is able to take in all the quirks of architecture, the fascinating stories of church people in past centuries, and the tales behind the buildings. For example, a barn in Sandridge, which was dismantled and re-built with another barn to form the Waterend Barn.

There’s so much of interest, especially when the tourist is not swamped with traffic, as Elspeth is taking a tour in the time of the COVID-19 lockdown.

Find out what you might never have known and enjoy it with a touch of humour.