While travelling all over Britain on his push bike non-flying travel writer Dixe Wills is forever popping into old churches to look around grab a moment of tranquility or just to shelter from the elements Extending his love of all things tiny into yet another area this book is his guide to 60 of the loveliest & most diminutive churches that Britain has to offer many of which are known only to locals or tourists who are simply lucky enough to stumble across them Each church is so tiny that only about 30 people could fit comfortably inside & each is open to the public Representing a unique slice of British local history & attitudes tiny churches are the great survivors of the world Unlike grand cathedrals they were built to serve more humble ends but they withstood centuries of religious unrest (and the Victorian 'church improvers') to survive into this most irreligious of centuries Today scattered all over Britain these atmospheric places retain the essence of what they were when the stonemasons labourers smiths carpenters & glaziers were corralled together to build them