Points Learnt.

When in a place like this, take the big one. They looked OK after taking with the pointy shooty. Showing their true state when seen on the disputer screen.
1. Try to learn exactly what happens with "Warp", "Distort", "Skew", etc. If you'd seen the before of the external shot of the Abbey you'd understand.
2. Remember Picasa rips the EXIF OFF.
3. Check Content aware fill more carefully - See Altar steps.
We had a trip to Hexham tomorrow, Blip mounted today's shot tomorrow so that I had to force tomorrow's onto today. 
We ended up in Hexham as a result of proximity after a second, failed search for Briza minor.
As is generally the case I was spoilt for choice - again.
This one won the vote, but I couldn't resist the explanation of the "Hieroglyphic Bible" or the Market place with placard showing the same building. We'll have to return.
There was also a copy of a page from "The Breeches Bible" - apparently so called because, up until that translation, in 1611, Adam & Eve used Fig leaves to fashion "Aprons". This was the first copy in which they fashioned "Breeches".