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St Mary's, South Hayling, Hampshire

The long and lofty chancel of St Mary's Church built in the mid 13th century, in Early English style, as part of the church of Hayling Priory. The timber broach spire, covered with beech shingles, is of interest because its construction uses the rae 'notched-lap joint' used by medieval carpenters. The spire has long been a mariners' landmark.