Mullion

In the medieval period, stained glass panels were usually fairly narrow because otherwise the soft leading would bow under the weight.

Mullions strengthen the windows and divided the glass.

I mean, you've got glass here and glass here, but we don't know if you had another one over here and over here to make it a really wide window.

We can't tell from this one piece.

The sides of this window are perforated for the reception of iron bars.

and the seat of a Mullion is to be seen at the bottom." When you take a visit to Kildysart, this is a must.

One will walk around this lovely structure and be amazed of the architecture that's there.

I mean it, everyone.

We'll start in Somerset with Burnham and Barrow, then you go down to Royal North Devon, the two Saunton horses, Bude, St. Anadark, Trevose, Newquay, Perranporth, West Cornwall, which, of course, is Jim Barnes' home course, or Harry Hall, if you want a more modern reference.

Even if you go around the corner to Mullion, which is right down by Land End, I think it's the most southerly golf course in the UK.

But it's just mental.

It's just one of the most mental golf courses you'll ever play.