Stock Photo - Detail of a hoodmould stop carved in the form of a minstrel playing the bagpipes, situated on the north aisle blank arcade of St John's Minster Church. The image shows a minstrel playing the bagpipes, with the single bag tucked under the left arms, and both the right and left hands playing the chanter. Over the left shoulder is a drone pipe, and the player is blowing air into the blow pipe. The sculpture is situated on the north aisle wall, shown by the leaf carving on the outer ogee-shaped arch, and on the capital below the minstrel. To the right of the minstrel is a pier, suggesting that it is at the far right end of a bay.