The church with the twisted ice cream roof

#UK Attractions The Church of Saint Mary and All Saints in Chesterfield, England, is the largest district church in the Derbyshire area. The church was built in the late 13th century and was completed around 1360, blending early English style with little Gothic style. The most special is the roof seems to be melting twisted soft ice cream, some people say that the engineer undercounted the bracket large time, then the wrong sheet is wrong, not collapsed as a win. There is also an urban legend that Satan's tail hooked onto the roof and curled up when he moved. Every Christmas there will be some Christmas tree exhibition, for people to take pictures. This year's special prize is a plastic-free Christmas tree, which continues the concept of environmental protection.