En route to Endorse It Festival this year, I had a couple of hours to kill in Salisbury, so I went for a quick clatter around the town, with my noisy, booze-filled wheely bag disturbing locals wherever I went.
Salisbury is a very pretty town, although I’m not sure I could cope with the vast coachloads of camera-clacking visitors that swarm around its streets every day (oh hang on – I’ve just described myself, there).
The cathedral is a beauty – built between 1220 and 1258, it can boast the highest church spire in the land.
Art ahoy!
A temporarily installation by Sean Henry was situated on the lawn in front of the cathedral. It’s not a real duvet cover, by the way – it’s made of fibreglass (or something similarly rock hard).
More art! Inside the Fisherton Mill gallery/studio/cafe space, close to the station.
More photos of Salisbury here.
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