The bell ropes

The church of St Senara in the small Cornish village of Zennor is one of the historic delights of the St Ives area. The present church dates to the 12th century, but it is thought to stand on the site of a cell founded by the 6th century saint, Senara, whose name has been altered over the centuries to become 'Zennor'.

Andrew Trundlewagon, Gudrun, Annemarie, Keith Burton and 5 other people have particularly liked this photo

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aNNa schramm ^club

sehr eigenartig ***

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TOZ ^club has replied to aNNa schramm ^club

Thank you aNNa.
Regards TOZ

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Herb Riddle ^club

Haha, I thought at first that this was a weird aeroplane propeller, I was so wrong. A most unusual catch here my friend with this neck aching p.o.v. Good luck in the CWP.

Cheers. Herb

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TOZ ^club has replied to Herb Riddle ^club

Thank you Herb.
Regards.
Gordon

2 weeks ago.

Keith Burton ^club

Such an unusual perspective TOZ and it took a moment or two before my brain worked out what it was looking at.

I like the colours and especially the details and textures in the woodwork.
Very nicely captured sir!

2 weeks ago.

TOZ ^club has replied to Keith Burton ^club

Thank you Keith.
Regards TOZ

2 weeks ago.

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