St Enodoc by pat40

Photography • Architecture • posted on May 02, 2015

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St Enodoc Church. we walked along the coast path from the Village of Rock, Cornwall , to this Church The church is said to lie on the site of a cave where St Enodoc lived as a hermit.[4] The oldest fabric in the church dates from around the 12th century. Additions were made in the 13th and 15th centuries. By the 18th century the church was partly submerged in sand.[1] During the 19th century the sand was removed and the church was cleaned and restored under the direction of the vicar of St Minver, Rev. W. Hart Smith.[4] The architectural restoration was carried out in 1863–64 by J. P. St Aubyn it is set back into the Sand Dunes,at Daymer Bay,