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As a huge winter storm called ‘Hercules’ powered across the Atlantic from the U.S. it sent huge swell hitting the Cornish shores these past few days. It’s lovely to see but is also very destructive as we have seen across...

Winter is a great time for beachcombing and we spend a lot to time finding our own treasures on local beaches. It’s blowing a hooley this morning, and my first thoughts are always, ‘I wonder what the tide has brought...

I’ve just finished reading “The Hare with the Amber Eyes” by Edmund De Waal. A potter by trade, he inherited 264 netsuke. They had been in his family for 150 years and he set out in the book to trace...

Who doesn’t love St Ives! and with the September Festival running with the studios at Porthmeor Studios open to the public we made a last minute decision to visit. St Ives is known for its light.. and its very true....

Burgau is on the westerly tip of the Algarve, Portugal, away from the high rise tourist spots and expensive restaurants and full of locals and ex pats who are there because it is still unspoilt, but with a vibrant community...

One of my ideas for the Cruel and Curious Sea Art Show was to make sure Saint Morwenna had a place. She had and has a great influence hereabouts. This is my take on Morwenna, bringing her into the 21st...