We had walked round Le Relecq, looked at the Abbey, visited Plougonven – I was cold and gasping for a coffee! Plourin les Morlaix was only meant to be a coffee stop but we were diverted by the Church, another of the Enclos Paroissial – this is just a photographic taste – I was churched out for the day!
The Church of Notre Dame of the 17C replaced an older building.
As usual, the details were eyecatching. The Font is 16C.
The choir is 15C, restored in 1673, so I assume these choir stalls date from 15C.
The Ossuary, the Chapel of St Mathurin, is 16C
The tree at the entrance a Taxus Baccata, is reputed to be 1,000 years old…
And so back to Sizun at the end of a very busy day.
You may be interested in
The history of Pleurin les Morlaix
Photographs of the Church
Anne Guy
That’s one big yew tree! How many churches to the cup of coffee do you do…!?