Not sure if it is haunted, but it has to be one of the most breathtakingly beautiful church yards in Europe. The Church dates back the the 13th century and was built on the site of an old church on the banks of a small creek. Because of the climate a 19th century vicar brought in many of the tropical plants that are there today. As the description on the website says the combination of the waters edge and the wonderful flowers makes this one of the photographed churches in Cornwall.
It is amazing. If I could take you all there to see it in person I would. But I cannot, so here are just a few of the pictures of the cemetery - you will see it even looks beautiful in winter. Can you just imagine the view in the summer?
I will do a lot more on my blog at the end of the week. I will be sure to stop by and let you know when there are there.
I promise that this is also the frog queen turning over a new leaf (I just had to say that) and I promise to be participate more in this blog - I do so love gardening and really miss chating about it with all of you!
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ReplyDeleteWow...that is sooo beautiful. Thanks for the pics!
ReplyDeleteWhat an enchanting place! Great photos! Can't wait to read more...
ReplyDeletefabulous! (I sure miss England...and Scotland, and Wales, etc., etc., etc......) wonderful pics!
ReplyDeleteThanks SO much for sharing these photos with us! I kept thinking about you and your trip, but didn't have time to check out if you had gone, and what you were seeing. .now we can both play catch-up! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to my armchair tour!