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Mells, Somerset
Mells - set near the Somerset coalfield between Frome and Radstock - was the village that originated the nursery rhyme "Little Jack Horner"  The bridge over the stream Map locator - Mells  Monument to Mark (Jack) Horner It appears that Jack was really Mark, and he passed away in 1908. The village quietly celebrates him in this monument, in contrast to the far greater attention given to the story of Jack and Jill in nearly Kilmersdon. |
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