Pentewan

Oh, that's good

... we've given back into Mevagissey in one way or another, whether it's we've bought Christmas trees for both, uh, Mevagissey and for Pentewan.

Give him a microphone, he doesn't stop waffling, does he?

Yes.

The font of Cataclues stone was considered by several of the party to be a modern copy of a Norman original, but may be an original piece of work recarved by some not very competent craftsman.

In the yard is the octagonal shaft of a cross in Pentewan stone.

In the window of the south wing of the transept is some old glass bearing the de Haylib arms, or three bentlets sable.

There is a detached campanile in the yard containing three eighteenth-century bells.