The main entrance to the church was formerly at the west end through the tower.

On the south side of the church on the wall of the south transept is a sundial dated 1811 which has the unique distinction of possessing a hexagonal base.

Returning to the south porch and upon entering the main church door, you can see a cross cut in the stonework of the left-hand door jamb. This could be a votive cross made by someone in the middle ages to remind him, every time he went to church, of a vow taken.