On English churches (part 1A) - Return to Kilpeck

I said in my original blog on Kilpeck I should return and learn more. Well a year after my original visit and 8 months since I wrote the original blog, I thought it was time. That, however isn't the only reason; Fresh from our visit to the Templar church of Welsh Newton where Mrs Yunzi has relations buried, it appears as if she has family in all the amazing churches of Herefordshire, after her brother casually informed us about past generations of her family in the graveyard of Kilpeck. Back to the church, I'm not sure I'm any closer to knowing what/why the Sheela-na-gig is, but you have to include it when talking about Kilpeck, so see below I guess. The famous carvings amongst the corbels are also featured in the previous blog, but there are so many that I've included some more below. Including the 'lamb of god' that generally everyone thinks looks like a horse, and the merman? or weird fish man thing anyway and the faces that may have been the work of a apprentice in the Hereford…