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St Michael's Way 2004 - Lelant to Marazion
• Cornwall's 12-mile pilgrim route
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The scenic railway: The journey starts here at Lelant station	A good start: This path has its own signboards and waymarks, not always deployed to the best effect	St Uny's Church Beautifully positioned west of the Hayle Estuary.
Hayle Estuary: The tide's in - and it looks like a painting from a swish St Ives gallery	Goodbye to the sea: The path skims Carbis Bay before turning inland	The Island: The top of St Nicholas' Chapel in St Ives is just visible here
Knill's Steeple: This was intended for the grave of John Knill - but he ended up buried in London instead	Marazion this way: You can see the very top of St Michael's Mount from here on a clear day	St Eia's town: From higher ground there is a magnificent view back to St Ives and The Island
West Penwith moorland: Zennor and Land's End in this direction	Local celebration: Knill made provision for a festival at the monument every five years, still celebrated	The winding road: Turning inland after Knill's Steeple
Where, exactly? The waymark looks clear - but we lost the path shortly after	It's around here somewhere: If you look very closely, there's a standing stone here...	Bowl Rock: Thrown here by a playful giant
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