Mothercombe car park to St Peter the Poor Fisherman's Church at Revelstoke Beach, just east of Noss Mayo. Only 9 miles walking but there was a considerable amount of up hill and down dale on the coast path. At 0900hrs the pheasants we saw numbered 60+ easily throughout the walk. Fantastic weather for November. At sea all was flat calm. Perfect for canoeing and it would have been considerably less strenuous than walking!!
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Mothercombe Beach |
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View from 18th century folly of Membland Pleasure House at Beacon Hill |
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Entrance to Stoke Beach Caravan Park
The Church of St Peter the Poor Fisherman at Revelstoke Beach, East of Newton Ferrers. Dates from Saxon times in 1226. It is a Grade 1 listed building but now a 'redundant' church and as such is administered by the Churches Conservation Trust. Of great historical/architectural interest.
A fantastic historical feel to the church. Visit it.
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The Church of St Peter the Poor Fisherman. |
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St Peter's at Revelstoke. |
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Remembrance Sunday is only a few days away. |
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The church dates from 1226 and is Saxon. |
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The 'road' or cliff path back to Mothercombe away in the far distance. |
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Stoke Beach on the far headland, just visible. |
