May 2007

	Christian Aid Sponsored Walk - London Churches City of London, Sunday 20 May, 2007 And we were treated to a piano recital, but couldn't stop long to listen

	A few parts of the church survived the Blitz, along with some of its treasures. The church was founded around 670, and has some Roman remains, as well as some fragments from the 11th century, although most is post-war reconstruction.

	Left: All Hallows reflected. Right: The ruins of St Dunstan
			The Monument, erected in 1671-7 to commemorate the Great Fire of 1666.
			Tourists photograph the monument from a fine Victorian vantage point While others admire the view from its top.
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Christian Aid Sponsored Walk - London Churches

City of London, Sunday 20 May, 2007