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The church decorated for Easter
Looking towards the altar, with the old window. When the choir stalls were still there
The south aisle, from the Lady Chapel
South aisle, towards Lady Chapel
Main aisle, towards altar
Main aisle, towards back of church
North transept
The old window, far left, and the more modern one in the Lady Chapel
Carved pew ends
The Norman font
The plaque in memory of the New Zealand soldiers killed at Bere Ferrers station in World War I, plus the New Zealand flag
The view through the squint that would have been enjoyed by the Lord of the manor
The steps that now lead nowhere but would have led up above the rood screen
The fireplace opposite the squint, by which the lord of the manor would have sat in pleasant warmth! It is still used during the colder months
The organ, which was originally in what is now the Lady Chapel
The roof of the porch, with its carved bosses, including what is referred to in one place as the Green Man and elsewhere a 'cat floreate' - it is more properly a foliate beast head
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