Thanks Blandiver Sedayne
I wonder if anyone has any idea where the wonderful brick and half-timbered buildings used in the Cook's Tale (Chaplinesque) for the "wedding-dance" might be? Stunning.
Thanks for clarifying which cathedral is which.
Any idea which cathedral was used for the interiors for the Wife of Bath's wedding to Jankin?
Just to clarify a couple of points in the last post:
Alison's house is at Norton St Philip not Bradford on Avon
The topiary garden where Pluto and Persephone appear is Packwood House near Warwick.
The church in the Pardoner's Tale is Fairfield Church at Romney Marsh.
The other queries I had were:-
1) Where is the ruined windmill where the widow gives her broker to the Devil? Perhaps somewhere Cambs way?
2) Nicholas and Martin wander down some lanes that look a bit like Oxford but I think might have been Cambridge? Any ideas?
3) How about the street of what look like alms-houses where January first sees May?
All the best
Steve