Close-up of St. Peter's Church © P.E. Blanche

Situated right at the bottom of Bridge Hill on the Dover Road to Canterbury, the Norman Church of St. Peter has two rather unusual sculptures in it, one of a skull with a snake crawling through one of the eye orbits and the other in a recess which is a stone figure of a priest in his robes. This is meant to be Macobus Kasey, the Vicar of the Parish in the early 1500's. This was yet another church that was unfortunately locked when I visited it which means I will have to go back again another time to try and take pictures of the interior.