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 April/May 2007 Why UFOs so common in Cornwall
St Austell; a town on the up
Does the Cornish Fishing Industry have a Future?
Euchre - a very Cornish pastime
Seals, the Gentle Guardians of the Coastline

Plus: Gunnislake, Lady Mary Holborow, Howard Curnow, Cornish news and views, images of Cornwall, book and film reviews, arts and crafts, Cornish cooking, gardening, poetry, dialect, local family history and news from the Cornish worldwide - all in Cornwall's most popular culture and heritage magazine.
April/May 2007
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Close Encounters of the Cornish Kind
Did you know that you’re apparently twice as likely to see a UFO in Cornwall as anywhere else in the UK? Read on to find out why there are more close encounters in Cornwall...
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Euchre; it's all in the cards
There’s no better way to spend an evening than by having a game of euchre, just ask any Cornish man or woman. By Laurence James.
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Cornish Family History Research: slaves and shipwrecks
Bob Richards uncovers a fascinating tale of slaves and shipwrecks revealing the most unlikely avenues that can open up when researching one's family history.
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Does the Cornish fishing industry have a future?
Does the Cornish fishing industry have a future?
Cathrin Vaughan examines the prospects of one of Cornwall’s oldest traditional industries.
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A Colony of Cornish Seals
The Grey Seal in Cornwall

Jean Lawman gives an insight into their life story.


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Gunnislake: life on the edge
Kath Morgan travels to the border and is enchanted by what she discovers.

Heading north up the A390, the road climbs steadily as patchwork fields of rich green spread out besides you. This is Cornwall's undiscovered Far East.













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