At the end of the pilgrimage, daffodils are left in the three open holes of the cross. Behing the cross Cornish flags are blowing in the wind.
These three holes represent peace, unity and distinctiveness.
The blocked hole remembers those who have gone before us.
The pilgrims meet at one of the entrances onto Gear sands.
Musicians play.
The pilgrimage starts to make its way to the hollow by the oblisk.
lead by a Cornish Piper, Merv Davey.
St Piran watches the locals assemble.
They pause by St Piran's oratory.
St Piran leads the way to the Cross.
They cross a stream.
and the pilgrims follow.
St Piran addresses the pilgrims.
The Perraners sing as balloons are released and the children lay their daffodils at the base of the cross.
Daffodils decorate the cross.
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