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Happy Monday Ecclesiasticals!

A rather hasty post today as I’m without full computer access. Do not fear, however, as I have a wonderful treat coming for you later this week to make up for the fact.

In the meantime, I saw this piece on one of my favourite ridiculously quirky elements of architecture: crinkle crackles!

…it is a wavy, sinuous, snake-like, with alternating convex and concave curves. It is what is known as a crinkle-crankle wall, defined by Nikolaus Pevsner in his Architectural Glossary (2010) as ‘a garden wall undulating in a series of serpentine curves’.

Have a read up on this phenomenon here in Country Life.