The market town of Bridgwater lies beside the River Parrett and is bounded by the Quantocks, the Mendips, and the Somerset Levels. Bridgwater owes its prosperity to a 13th century bridge across the Parrett, which forced sailing ships up the river to unload their cargo here. (Britain Express)

Another mediaeval legend once promoted by the medi?val monks imagined a visit to Glastonbury by Jesus himself when a boy, accompanied by Joseph of Arimathea, claimed for the purpose of the legend to be a kinsman. (Wikipedia)

The Stanchester Quire - of Folk South West - sang the story of Jesus sailing up the Parrett as, I think, the Bells of Somerset - words by J Bailey, tune traditional arranged by Eddie Upton.