Built in the 12th century, the church originally perched on the end of a peninsular between two bays. Over the years the sea slowly eroded the peninsular turning it into the tiny island it is today. The church eventually fell into disrepair and became a ruin until it was restored around the mid 1900s. The elements are again causing damage to the building and another appeal has been launched to repair the building. However, the church is still in use and is popular as a wedding venue.
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Beautiful
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Wow, that last image shows the power of the sea! Beautiful little building.
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It is. I hope they get enough money in the restoration fund to make the necessary repairs.
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What an amazing place.
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It really is.
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Wonderful that the church is still used.
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It is 🙂
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Absolutely evocative and compelling!
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It definitely has a unique atmosphere.
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What’s it like standing in a place with this much history. Gorgeous, gorgeous photograph, Cathy. Thanks for much for this Sunday tour.
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Thanks so much, Tess. It’s an amazing place, pity it wasn’t open that day but a return visit might be in order 🙂
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What a beautiful place Cathy, I can imagine how much you enjoyed your walk there at low tide :o) xxx
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We did, although the causeway has long since gone and is now just a pile of rocks. But what an amazing place 🙂 xxx
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:o) xxx
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Have you been in the church? What a beautiful venue for a wedding!
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No, unfortunately we couldn’t go in as it was locked. I think it’s only open when there are services or at specific times.
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There are for sure, Sally 🙂
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Thanks so much, Sally 🙂 xx
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Very pleasant photos. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you, you’re welcome.
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What a pretty spot for a wedding!
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It is..and very different.
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OH, that is gorgeous! (And kind of cute.) What an amazing place to have a wedding. ❤ I'm happy to hear it was restored and that there are efforts to continue restoration.
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Yes, me too. It would be terrible to let it decay again.
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