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If we can picture a straight line drawn geometrically across the map of England beginning in the far West at Hereford Cathedral and with its eastern tip pressed against the great West Doors of Norwich Cathedral, then two rather surprising circumstances may catch our attention: about two-thirds along its course the line will pass straight through the curtilage of Ramsey Abbey, which is where the founder of Norwich Cathedral first served as Abbot; and secondly our imaginary line and the axis of the Cathedral will precisely align, as if that's how it was first planned. Put simply, what we're witnessing here is the "Ramsey Line" and what we've unintentionally envisaged will have been the whole of Time, everything that has been and all that is to come.