Glastonbury

Glastonbury is also famous for it’s Abbey set in 36 acres of tranquil parkland – home to the remains of King Arthur as legend has it. Tales tell of King Arthur brought here in a boat, mortally wounded from his last battle. In 1191.

The Abbey and associated buildings was an enormous ‘settlement’……totally self sufficient in it’s day, with herb gardens, fish pond, duck pond, cider orchard, wildlife area, Abbots kitchen as well as the Abbey and various chapels for worship, refectory and choir areas.

These were the clearly delineated areas that we saw.