The most interesting thing about Words- worth's poem is that he never mentions the abbey, except in the title, which is in full "Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, on Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour." (July 13, 1798).
Ann Gael at Tintern Abbey.
(Below) Choristers at Tintern Abbey: (left to right) Denise Jones, Jesse Stith-Wilson, ?, Susan Zugaib
More choristers at Tintern Abbey: Ann Gael, Ione Foote, Jesse Stith-Wilson, Brenda Ryan, Albersha Williford, Denise Jones, Lois Ross
The most interesting thing about Words- worth's poem is that he never mentions the abbey, except in the title, which is in full "Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey, on Revisiting the Banks of the Wye during a Tour." (July 13, 1798).
Ann Gael at Tintern Abbey.
(Below) Choristers at Tintern Abbey: (left to right) Denise Jones, Jesse Stith-Wilson, ?, Susan Zugaib 
More choristers at Tintern Abbey: Ann Gael, Ione Foote, Jesse Stith-Wilson, Brenda Ryan, Albersha Williford, Denise Jones, Lois Ross
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