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Churches of the Scilly Isles: All Saints Church, Bryher, replaced a small eighteenth century chapel of 'God and All Saints' which itself had replaced a now-lost medieval chapel.
A picture gallery showcasing several churches on the Scilly Isles, in this series which is designed to be part of an all-inclusive set of ph
Little panoramic thing of the amazing anchorage at the Eastern Isles.
Nature *definitely* has a sense of humour #plantlife #succulents #scillies (at St Mary's, Isles of Scilly)
Churches of the Scilly Isles: the Church St Agnes of Rome, behind the slipway at Pergelis near the old lifeboat shed on St Agnes isle, is the most south-westerly church in Britain, erected in 1823.
A picture gallery showcasing several churches on the Scilly Isles, in this series which is designed to be part of an all-inclusive set of ph
Churches of the Scilly Isles: the Church of St Nicholas, eastern Tresco, was built between 1878-1879, a cruciform-plan church building dedicated to the patron saint of sailors, travellers, children, merchants, and anyone who is in distress.
A picture gallery showcasing several churches on the Scilly Isles, in this series which is designed to be part of an all-inclusive set of ph
Boat pictures! Here’s a selection from every anchorage we visited in the Scillies - Porthcressa at the top (the big lugger on the left is Grayhound), a couple from St Agnes and Gugh followed by St Martins with some good views of the photogenic Amelie Rose (with obligatory LOOK HOW CLEAR THE WATER IS OH MY GOD shot), the uninhabited Eastern Isles, and a bonus shot of a packed Mousehole harbour at the start of the Sea, Salts and Sail festival.
I’ve been crewing for Clean Seas Odyssey, who are on a voyage around the channel coast raising awareness about marine plastic. Check out their facebook page to follow what they’re doing, they are really brilliant people and I can’t recommend them highly enough.
Churches of the Scilly Isles: the Chapel of St Elidius (or Elide) on St Helena's was part of an early medieval religious complex here, begun in the 700s and consisting of a chapel, circular living cell, and five (known) graves.
A picture gallery showcasing several churches on the Scilly Isles, in this series which is designed to be part of an all-inclusive set of ph
Ah, the hurly burly of a capital city in the evening... Hugh Town, St Mary's, Isles of Scilly #scillies #cornishlife #Cornwall #evening (at St Mary's, Isles of Scilly)
