They call it the Cathedral of the Feldon, and the scale earns it: a 14th-century church whose west tower climbs to 120 feet above the village of Brailes. The tower hangs one of the heaviest rings of six bells in England, and a carillon of 1710 still strikes the hours. It sits deep in the south Warwickshire hills, open through the day, though the tower steps are by arrangement only.
