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THE NORTH TRANSEPT crowds of market folk making it almost Oriental in life and colour.
The street runs along the south side of the church, across which is seen the excellent but not beautiful Sleaford almshouse.
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North Transept, St. Denis's Church, Sleaford.
Eastwards on the Swineshead road, and within half-a-dozen miles of Sleaford, is a cluster of especially good churches—Ewerby, Asgarby, Heckington, Howell, Great Hale and Helpringham. Four of these six have fine spires, and are seen from a long distance in this flat country. Ewerby is just on the edge of Haverholme Priory Park, and the building rooks who have chosen the trees at the village end of the park for their colony,
