Mouse sticking round #HolyTrinityBristol for a couple of days as she has more to share: From the entrance of #BristolCathedralChapterHouse into the remaining easternmost cloister

Mouse sticking round #HolyTrinityBristol for a couple of days as she has more to share: A signature of Norman Romanesque, the 2-light window with semi-circular lights separated by a shaft and capital #BristolCathedralChapterHouse. Here further enclosed within two orders of arch

Mouse sticking round #HolyTrinityBristol for a couple of days as she has more to share: The quadripartite vault of the #BristolCathedralChapterHouse (west elevation). Nearly a millennium has passed since these fleurons and chevrons were carved

Mouse sticking round #HolyTrinityBristol for a couple of days as she has more to share: The quadripartite vault of the #BristolCathedralChapterHouse. The pinnacle of late Norman Romanesque, carved interlaced boss and roll moulded ribs with exquisite pellet decoration

Clever concealed door masquerading as one of the bays of the blind arcade of #BristolCathedralChapterHouse. There are in fact two in the west elevation, which Mouse only noticed because signs were stuck on them. Were #HolyTrinityBristol for #AdoorableThursday

Upper sections of #BristolCathedralChapterHouse. Interlaced semicircular arches which show the origin of 2-centred arches (they'd been around long before Gothic became a thing) surmounted by glorious diaper work (well filled) #HolyTrinityBristol

Chapter House #HolyTrinityBristol

Built 1360 and largely original. The Romanesque blind arcade around the space provides a niche for each member of the Augustinian Abbey to sit while they got 'chapter and verse' each day #BristolCathedralChapterHouse
(with thanks to @moonponysophia.bsky.social)