Coventry Cathedral     When we reached Leamington Spa we were very close to the railway station, so took a day trip to Coventry... the highlight of which was Coventry Cathedral.           The previous cathedral was bombed in November 1940 - leaving just some of the walls and the tower standing. (The skipper has spotted something interesting off-camera.)   The new cathedral was built next to the ruins.             Started in 1956, it was designed by Sir Basil Spence.   And the outside has this massive statue of St. Michael and the Devil, by Sir Jacob Epstein.             Between the old ruins and the new cathedral is a vast glass screen - engraved by John Hutton with figures of angels and saints.   The glass screen lets you see into the new cathedral while reflecting some of the ruins at the same time.             The nave is wide and open - with the far end dominated by the 78 foot high tapestry of Christ in Glory, by Graham Sutherland.   The baptistry has this fantastic window by John Piper and Patrick Reyntiens.             The high alter and Lady Chapel.   The abstract cross by Geoffrey Clarke, containing the cross of nails at its centre.             The Gethsemane Chapel.   The choir stalls.             A candle holder on the high alter, and some of the side windows.   The crew enjoying her day out.