The south side retains other windows. An external piscina shows the site of a transeptal chapel, now vanished. Man peeps from tower. On closer inspection, you will see a face peeping out of a window near the top. Another mutilated carving shows a man riding on the back of a lion, which is rather jolly.
Man rides lion.
The decalogue boards are a fine set of the late 17th century, much more atmospheric and sombre than the more familiar Victorian replacements elsewhere. A modern carved Madonna and child greets the visitor in the north west corner. Kettleburgh isn't a church that many people visit. But if you fancy a pleasant afternoon cycling around quiet narrow lanes, taking in a few interesting and welcoming churches, you could do a lot worse than come here. Nearby are Brandeston , Monewden , Cretingham , Hoo and Charsfield .