A CENTURIES-old rural church in Pembrokeshire will reopen its doors this summer following a lengthy and complex restoration project. Tucked away down a narrow track in the village of Gumfreston, the church is known for its distinctive tapering tower, vaulted porch, and atmospheric interior. Surrounded by trees, its churchyard is said to come alive each spring with carpets of lesser celandine, while nearby holy wells continue to flow year-round. …
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