Materiana 

7 creative works found

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  A Simple Stone.
  by Cleburnus

  St. Materiana cemetery. Tintagel, Cornwall England. Ancient cemetery. It has several barrow mounds as well as many other ancient mysteries. The church is at least 1000 years old (parts of it).

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  St. Materiana Church Far Away
  by Cleburnus

  A view of the ancient St. Materiana Church from Tintagel on the Cornish coast England. A typical chilly blustery winter day just a wee bit past dawn.

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  St Materiana
  by M G Pettett

  The church of St Materiana (or Madryn) on the cliffs at Tintagel, North Cornwall. It has remained essentially unchanged since it was rebuilt in the 12th century, apart from the addition of the tower in the 15th century. This famous church has always been an important landmark for sailors heading up or down the western coasts – it was already more than 500 years old when the Normans arrived in 1066. Taken at sunset on a June evening. / Pentax K 10D, 1/3 sec, f 4, ISO 400. Zoom lens set at 58 mm.

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  St. Materiana in the Fog
  by Cleburnus

  Ancient St. Materiana Church on a typically foggy winter day. Tintagel, Cornwall. On a bluff above the Atlantic ocean.

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  Lest We Forget
  by bidkev

  The sun sets over the grounds of St Materiana’s Church, Tintagel, Cornwall UK “They shall not grow old as we that are left grow old: / Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. / At the going down of the sun and in the morning / We will remember them.”

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  Cornwall
  by M G Pettett

  Views of Cornwall. The pictures are taken (where not obvious) at: cover, farmhouse at Hawker’s Cove near Padstow; Jan, St Materiana Church on the cliffs near Tintagel; Mar, the Sisters rocks near Bossiney; Apr, Willapark near Bossiney; Jun, near Trebarwith Strand; Jul, Fistral Beach, Newquay; Sep, near Bodmin Moor; Oct, near St. Breward, Bodmin Moor; Dec, in Rocky Valley near Bossiney.

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  St. Materiana church just after sunset
  by M G Pettett

  This ancient church on the cliffs near Tintagel, North Cornwall, is dedicated to St. Materiana (Madryn), a 5th century Welsh princess. There has been a church on this site for 1400 years – this one dates from just after the Norman conquest in the 11th century, though the tower, a famous navigational landmark for sailors, was added later on. Taken on the 11th September, 2009. Casio QV-3000EX; 1/60 sec, f2, ISO 250, 20.74 mm lens. Other photos of this church: Iota and St Materiana