Clay Piping

Another gravestone from Peasmarsh Churchyard. This one is extraordinary - it is made from hollow clay piping, covered with a wood effect. You can see where it is peeling away. Unfortunately, there is no inscription, which is a little strange!

[Paul]

What a beautiful cross. Really lovely 😌

[Catherine]

@paul10 Thank you Paul, but I wish I knew who it belongs to.

[Catherine P]

Thus really is lovely. What a find

[Catherine]

@cmp Catherine thank you - certainly a different material to use!

[Tracey Hatcher]

Lovely

[Ruby Shepherd]

Sad but lovely

[Dawn]

Sad but oh so different

[bkb in the city]

Very interesting

[Karen Mitchell]

great find

[Sue]

How unusual. I wonder if you could find out any more about it

[Catherine]

@traceyhatcher @rubyshepherd @dawnee @bkbinthecity @kandkids Thank you for your lovely comments - wish I knew a way of finding out who it belongs to.

[Catherine]

@suesouthwood Any ideas? Have googled the churchyard but nothing!

[Sue]

@megpicatilly Not really, unless there is any grave number anywhere, or even a funeral directors name. Then you would need to be able to access their records.