A drone video of Porth Nanven by Terry Harry
A CORNISH ROWER by Ruth Tremayne Harry
There’s a statue by the riverA woman sitting on a benchShe is gazing at the waterWith a rower’s steel intent Ann Glanville is this rowerShe had a mission to surviveWith 14 children and no husbandShe had the strength to stay alive Her husband John was unwellSo she took over with her oarsShe became a female […]
Along The Tamar Valley with photos by Ruth & Terry Harry
The Newquay Pictorial Post Card Budget
This is a scan of a wonderful collection of 6 postcards of Newquay from the early 1900s. It a was part of a collection belonging to my wife’s aunt Sylvia Tremayne of Newquay – Colan – Quintrell Downs & Truro. Sylvia sadly passed away in 2020, aged 95. She had worked for many years in […]
A CORNISH CHRISTMAS by Les Rendell
Remember your childhood Christmas in Kernow years ago?When simple things were treasured gifts and how we loved them so;When a Christmas tree was a holly bush in the corner of the roomAnd real candles lit the branches in the winter evening gloom. Not for us computer games, nor smart phones, nor mountain bikes and such.But […]
“Big Al Hodge” – A Tribute
I am so lucky to have seen Al perform many times and considered him a friend. I photographed him lots of times whilst he was performing and had immense fun doing it. What a character he was. I was really upset when he passed on to “a gig in the sky” he was far too […]
Out and about again with Ruth & Terry
We have travelled many hundreds of miles to get photos for everyone to enjoy. As you are all probably aware it is all done for this non profit making website. We hope you all enjoy it and hope you all keep well.
FROM AN EXILE by Les Rendell
Where do I live?The question begs an answer in perplexity,For if my body works and bides in EnglandThe heart that pumps the bloodstream giving breathCan only find its domicile beyondWhere Morwenstow calls from boundary’s edgeAnd St. Levan answers from afar. I cannot my heritage belieFor can a Cornishman of birthEver live in truth outside that […]
A wonderful Cornish Garden, Bluebell Heaven by Terry & Ruth
Coverack Harbour on a wonderful early morning with Ruth & Terry
“Down Penwith” with Ruth & Terry
A visit on a wonderful, if windy, day to Terry’s father Charlie’s home country “Down Penwith”. There are shots of Lamorna, Sennen, St Michael’s Mount, some off the road near Mousehole and shots of bluebells and a gull who was mastering the wind superbly. A perfect day out before the oncoming invasion.
A wonderful walk to St Enodoc Chapel with Ruth & Terry
The following information was taken from the North Cornwall Clusters of Churches website. Once almost buried in the sands, the chapel now stands amid the fairways of St. Enodoc Golf Course. Overshadowed by Brea Hill, and nestling among the sand dunes above Daymer Bay, this charming chapel comes as unexpected find for many visitors. It […]
Carnewas & Bedruthan Steps area with Terry Harry
Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps is one of the best places to visit on the North Cornish coast. The landscape has spectacular clifftop views look out over Bedruthan Steps, where pointed stacks march out of the atlantic waves. In the distance you can see Trevose Lighthouse. There is a National Trust car park with a cafe […]
Carbilly Tor on Bodmin Moor with Terry Harry
Carbilly Tor on Bodmin Moor near Bradford, Blisland and St Breward.In an area of unused quarries is a wonderful natural rock stack with carvings that might be man made. It is about 30 feet high and remarkably like the larger Cheesewring near The Minions.It is a wonderful walk along man made paths with a gentle […]