Yet, St. Cado still watches over his flock, be they on land or at sea.

Coincidently, the church steeple also looks quite medieval. The bell looks appropriately ancient too.

The entrance to the church is quite medieval. Of course, you'd expect that of a medieval church.

At some point, the fountain was restored but it looks like they kept the original Celtic cross. It certainly is more weathered than the rest of the st (...)

Behind the church that St. Cado founded lies the fresh water fountain that St. Cado found.

The village square features a pardon, a pilgrimage destination, and the St. Cado church.

This the main street of St Cado village - all of it. It leads from causeway to the village square.

Some of the art that was being offered in this studio courtyard. The better stuff was inside, but the prices being asked made me choke.

I much prefer finding artful subjects occuring naturally, as well as Nature's art. Ah well, to each his/her own taste. We returned to Port Louis and h (...)