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  1. #1378 Michael Trinick - Trerice near Newquay, Cornwall. The National Trust, London, April 1980, pamphlet. Printed by Latimer Trend & Company Ltd, Plymouth.

    #MichaelTrinick #TheNationalTrust #Trerice #Newquay #Cornwall #BookOfTheDay

  2. Mid Cornwall Metro services bring most frequent service in 60 years – with more come! dlvr.it/TSbv7R #Cornwall #Metro #Network #Newquay

  3. Crisp new lager with a Mediterranean twist lands in Cornwall

    ‘We wanted to create a Pilsner that captures what we love about the coastal lifestyle’ Rising Tide is the new Mediterranean pilsner style lager created by Launceston-based Firebrand Bre…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #MediterraneanDishes #Foodanddrink #Launceston #Mediterranean #Mediterraneandishes #Newquay #Pubs&RestaurantsinCornwall
    diningandcooking.com/2644602/c

  4. Diving in #newquay bay yesterday. Thinking Amphorina Farrani, the #nudibranchs are slowly appearing on the northern coast of #cornwall. This was tricky to photo, digging into the small animal turf. Ocean temperature knocking around the 12-13 degree mark but feeling a bit more summery. #oceanlife #freedive #snorkeling

  5. Last night's dive. I am counting this Rostanga Rubra as the first photogenic nudibranch sighting for me in Newquay this year. (I am excluding Jorunna Tomentosa and sea lemons). It was sat on the top of a rock in under a meter of water, so the small amount of swell was setting up a tricky surge. #nudibranch #snorkeling #newquayunderwater #sealife #cornwall #newquay #underwaterphoto

  6. I will be touring the paperback edition of Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal and my new poetry book Let the Quiet Ones Rise from mid April #birmingham #margate #newcastle #edinburgh #tring #london #newquay #nottingham and many more

    robinince.com for details

  7. In Newquay in Cornwall in 1906, work began on Trenance Garden’s boating lake, it was created as an unemployment relief measure, and workers were given a pasty a day and a shillings a week to dig it out.

    Just over thirty years earlier it was agricultural land and the ‘playground’ of my great great grandmother. It has changed a bit since then of course, but she would still recognise it. Her family home is still there, as is the viaduct that she watched being built. Even in my lifetime, it has not changed at all. It was an exciting place for me as a child and it still holds a special place in my heart today. We could leave my grandparent’s house, walk down the street, descend through a wooded hillside and emerge into a formal garden - how very fortunate I was.

    I have visited the gardens nearly every year of my life and that is a long time!

    #familyhistory #cornwall #20thcentury #cornish #pasty #Newquay #trenancegardens #unemployment #boatinglake