Well, I reckon this is direct evidence that stone age man ate ice cream, this one was dropped and became fossilised over hundreds of years ... right? wink#
It is not the old St Mary s steeple top, that is more elaborate - trepolpen has posted a picture already, as well as the Rafferty cross. The curious thing here is that the left side is quite worn; I am not sure whether that is lime or lichen. The base appears broken, rather than cut. Stone walls 1890-1920? New slatework on the left?. New gravel.
Not a rope tie or on the Mount nor in St Mary s Churchyard. Congratulations, by the way, to agendall on his splendid (Cornish golden pool balls?) avatar wink#
