Our first full day in Cornwall. Our first stop was St. Buryan where Gai's ancestors came from on her Mothers side. The day was cold and very windy. The church, as we see it to-day, is for the most part of the fifteenth century, but portions of it are probably later even than that, and should perhaps be dated in the second half of the sixteenth.

Gai finally sees St. Buryan.	View of the fields.	St. Buryan Church.	St. Buryan Centre.
The local Post Office.	Old Inn.	The Church.	Gravestones in the Church Yard.
More Monuments.	Yet more Gravestones.	Headstone of John Hutchens.	Yet again more Headstones.
Yet again more Headstones.	The Church entrance.	The Font at the church entrance.	Stone Cross in the centre of St Buryan.

Boskenna Lane.	The Hutchens lived in one of these houses	Looking back to the town centre.	Could it be this house ?.
The main street and pub.	Typical roads in Cornwell.	The Church stands out over the flat country.	Entering St. Buryan
Lovely old houses in the town Centre.	Nativity Scene near the Church.	Gai outside the Church	The Church entrance.
Beautiful stained glass windows.	Another Hutchens Headstone.	Another lovely Old House