This was our last day with our Dear Friends, P&J, and we packed it with fun! Join us again on our day out – a visit to the beautiful Quaker Meeting House at Come-To-Good, a woodland walk in Trelissick, a trip over King Harry Ferry to St Mawes for lunch at The Rising Sun,  a visit to the stream at Gwennap where the ashes of both my parents’ were scattered, a walk in Gwennap Churchyard to find the Martin Gravestone which was the inspiration for my Dad’s best known book, a walk around St Euny Churchyard to recount the stories of Until the Day Break, an historical walk around St Day with a good friend who was part of the research team for the St Euny project and finishing up at The Royal Oak in Perranwell for a splendid last meal together – quite a day! Here follows the gallery. Click on any photo for a larger view.

Abandoned Cornish shovel

Avenue of Yew trees

Basket of handmade blankets in the Quaker Meeting House

P taking a photo of the red berries

Peace Poster in the Quaker Meeting House

The Martin Gravestone

Stained glass window at LT’s home

Gwennap Churchyard

From Trelissick towards the Carrick Roads

From St Mawes towards Place

Marker on the woodland walk

Thatched cottage in St Mawes

King Harry Ferry from Trelissick

Remembering Mary

Chimneypots on Sunny Corner, Cusgarne where my Mum and Dad used to live

I loved this statue to commemorate Mary inside the old Church in St Day

Amaretti Cheesecake

Commemorative stone inside the old church