English: Combe Martin parish church (St Peter ad Vincula), North Devon, England (”ad Vincula” means “in chains”).
The chancel, nave and south transept are thought to have been in existence by the year 1200.
The Bishop of Exeter is known to have visited the church in 1260.
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