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St Michael's Way 2004 - Lelant to Marazion
• Cornwall's 12-mile pilgrim route
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Resting in peace: The graveyard of Ludgvan Church	Brooding presence: The church is made of characteristic Cornish granite, absorbing the light at dusk	Obvious signs of dusk: We get a timely reminder that we'd better get a move on.
Welcome evidence: Here's visual proof that we're closing in on our destination	Pine plantation: We're approaching the low-lying land between Ludgvan and Marazion.	Crossing the A30: This was very, very much easier than we had expected
The Tufty Club: Hours of walking on silent footpaths leaves you ill-prepared for this sort of thing	Webbed feet: We weren't expecting this marshy section, but it was lovely - a real change of scene	Signs of spring: These trees are blossoming - we did the walk towards the end of March
Oh bloody hell! This the unmanned crossing over the mainline rail tracks to London, where the Intercity runs...	Marazion marshes: Beautiful, full of wildlife and a highly-recommended spot to visit	So, what now? This is supposed to be a footbridge - you can either jump over or walk round the long way
Mount, shell and gorse A distinctive waymark, ever-present gorse and one of Cornwall's most famous sights	Close to the end: The walk now is along the seafront	Journey's end: Now all we have to do is walk more than two miles back to Penzance in time to beat the parking wardens...
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St Michael's Way 2004 - Lelant to Marazion