Another wonderful blue Cornish sky and another tall C15 tower: we visited Lanlivery to admire the church and especially the carvings on the tower.

Feeling in need of some amusement, we travelled around the edges of Truro in search of some new churches. We found quite a variety amongst the four which prompted some thoughts about the changing use of spaces.

• St Clement,
• St Erme,
• Kea old church
• All Hallows, Kea

No prizes for guessing which came out on top.

A bright sunny day and so we went off to discover three more, very contrasting churches. Sadly, one has to go into the hall of shame for it was locked and there was no indication where the key could be found.

St Michael Penkevil – prepare to enter a stage set; Ruan Lanihorne – dream of tortoises and Cornelly.

Returning from a visit to England, we took a short detour to see Temple church on a splendid sunny afternoon. ‘Of little interest’ indeed. We liked it.

A sunny spring afternoon tempted us out to look at the delightful Creed church, set amongst a positive hayfield of grass.

Returning from across the Tamar, we popped into Blisland and St Tudy churches. It was tempting to visit St Breward and a few others while we were there, but the thought of home got the better of us.