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SALTHOUSE BROAD, RIVER BURE

Salthouse

a Seaside Town in the county of Norfolk

Vince Hawthorn's Pictures of Gunwalloe

in the county of Cornwall

(3 total)Gunwalloe Pictures

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A picture of Gunwalloe
Church Cove- Gunwalloe

Church Cove- Gunwalloe

If you walk from the entrance of The Church of the Storms without turning the short path comes to an end at the wall you can see at the bottom of the picture. Take a look over the wall and enjoy the view of Church Cove - Gunwalloe. On the headland you can see what I think is the Polurrian Hotel at Mullion.

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St.Winwaloe Church - Gunwalloe

St.Winwaloe Church - Gunwalloe

This is the porch area of The Church of St Winwaloe at Gunwalloe which is often known as "The Church of the Storms". St.Winwaloe I believe was a Breton Saint and the stone statue is probably a depiction of him. The Church is known as " The Church of the Storms" as the porch faces Church Cove and at high water in a time of storms the crashing water could reach the door. The high banking you see is all that protects the tiny church from the full force of the Atlantic. The square detached small tower house the bells and I have read are surviving medieval bells. Had I been an hour later I would not have got the shots that I did as a wedding was due to take place and their was floral and ribbon decoration over the porch and on the ends of the pews- the weather at the time was glorious and with the setting of this tiny church more or less on the beach somebody was to have a perfect setting for their day. Ruth, I think this may have answered your question.

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A Place To Sit And Take It All In.

A Place To Sit And Take It All In.

What can I say, the picture says it all. It is found just out of the village of Gunwalloe at the Church cove where you can find the St.Winwalloe church also known as "The Church of the Storms". I have since writing the text found out that this is Dollar Cove, so named as there have been silver dollars found here from the wreck of a ship in the 17th Century. The cove has another name and that is " Jangye-Ryn ".

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