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Hope you went back to bed!
I did and thought I had a nightmare, then seen the score and reality kicked in
That could be almost anywhere in Cornwall AT. It's full of medieval churches like this with the low tower. I love the architecture but I love the peacefulness more. I'm not particularly religious but being in a church makes you feel safe for some reason.
Just lovely. I’m not religious but I love churches, the history, architecture and like @Barnfred 55 the peace, just everything about them really.
I had to wait for him to walk over the road before taking the picture and he was eyeing me rather suspiciously.
St Patrick himself founded a Monastery on that site.
The eggs I hope, not the grandkidsMorning all and Happy Easter. Bit cloudy here but signs of the sun breaking through. Hoping for a fine afternoon as my brother is hosting an egg hunt for the grandkids. I am in charge of hiding them (the eggs that is not the grandkids, although there’s a thought…. ) . I hid them so well last year, they didn’t get them all and he found one in October.lol
Have a good day, all
St Piran is the patron Saint of Cornwall. He landed here from Ireland at a place called Perranporth which is now a bustling holiday resort and surfing Mecca.St Patrick himself founded a Monastery on that site.
And it’s a handy car parking spot for matches
He is a new one for me.St Piran is the patron Saint of Cornwall. He landed here from Ireland at a place called Perranporth which is now a bustling holiday resort and surfing Mecca.
It used to be customary on St Pirans day (also in March) to hand out free pasties but sadly that seemed to die out before we moved down here.
Yeah. I think Paddy sent him over here to indoctrinate us Brits. lol
Cornwall is quite a unique identity (to my eyes) and you can safely assume some form of outside influence.Yeah. I think Paddy sent him over here to indoctrinate us Brits. lol
It worked anyway. There's more towns and villages named after saints than any other county in England. Over 50 I remember reading.
Edit. Just looked it up. There's a lot more. There are 55 place names that contain the word "Saint". But there are over 300 places actually named after saints, the vast majority of which came over from Ireland.