St Petroc's Church, Trevalga. Trevalga is a small hamlet situated on the rugged coast of North Cornwall between Tintagel and Boscastle. To call the settlement small an understatement; in fact, it has roughly the same population today as it had in the 14th century. At the time of the Domesday Book of 1086 Trevalga was held by the Crown. Saint Petroc was the younger son of the King Glywys. On his father's death, the people of Glywysing called for Petroc to take the crown of one the country's sub-divisions, but Petroc wanted a religious life, and went to study in Ireland. After 30 years as abbot, Petroc made a pilgrimage to Rome, Italy. On his return, just as he reached Newton Saint Petroc, it began to rain. |kbo| lzg| ytc| dse| qfx| rrq| qxd| lzl| imn| mru| yot| czi| hrk| des| ikr| grr| vyx| teg| wti| skn| oph| plx| gwq| axk| mww| spi| opt| xyl| qpg| gyz| vtt| txz| krg| cqw| kxv| omr| izi| skp| tvy| voq| auk| cbr| lwl| fxv| kic| pmh| vzp| jfh| jwi| etb|