Stiffleaf's photos with the keyword: lanivet

this is the coped stone that is, like others in cornwall, described as a hog back. this has a slight ridge rib, and maybe faint remains of small clasping beasts on the sloping corners, but is nothing like any hogback. prob.c10, to be compared with that at st.tudy

this is the coped stone that is, like others in cornwall, described as a hog back. this has a slight ridge rib, and supposedly faint beasts on the sloping corners, but is nothing like any hogback. prob.c10, to be compared with that at st.tudy

this is the coped stone that is, like others in cornwall, described as a hog back. this has a slight ridge rib, and faint possible beasts on the sloping corners, but is nothing like any hogback. prob.c10, to be compared with that at st.tudy

lanivet is one of the few locked churches of cornwall, so its just as well that most things of interest are outside. the wallpaintings have all been destroyed, so there is probably only a font and slate plate to miss. big early c15 tower.

the large figure outlined on this cross is said to have a curly tail; pevsner says there's another at penzance; I'm dubious that one small curl- to the right of his leg- denotes a tail, especially amongst all the interlace

this cross, possibly c6, is in the cleared graveyard above the church. the large figure outlined on it is said to have a curly tail; pevsner says there's another at penzance. I'm dubious at this reading.

wheel cross of the c10, near the tower

lanivet is one of the few locked churches of cornwall, so its just as well that most things of interest are outside. the wallpaintings have all been destroyed, so there is probably only a font and slate plate to miss. big early c15 tower, c6 cross

this cross, possibly c6, is in the cleared graveyard above the church. there is a large figure outlined on it on the other side, possibly a half figure on this.