It’s one week to Bayeux Day, and if you’ve been to Reading and ridden the 1066 bus to Hastings, then you need to complete the triple with a visit to Waltham Abbey, where King Harold likely ended up after losing the battle. Waltham Abbey is an old town on the northern edge of London and has been a place of worship since the 7th century, becoming a pilgrimage site after the Legend of the Holy Cross in the 11th century. The abbey was rebuilt and re…
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