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Spirit of Independence: Cornish women lead the field How do some Cornish relatives vanish into thin air? Ello Me Ansum; a dialect tale (issue 52) Silver Surfers: the old boys still ruling the waves Illogan: a community in charge

myCornwall myCornwall- (Previously Cornish World) The magazine for anyone who loves Cornwall. We've worked hard to bring you a crisper, more modern look for the magazine whilst retaining all your favourite features. Filled with over 100 pages of Cornish gardens, food and drink reviews, local heroes, Cornish connections, local wildlife, places to visit, far flung Cornish adventures, heritage, culture, mysteries and histories, we hope you continue to enjoy the magazine as much as we have enjoyed working on it! To subscribe click here For hotel, guest houses and B&B orders please call Cornish World HQ on 01736 365 896 Jun/Jul 2007 In this issue: Silver Surfers: Cornwall's veteran surfers still riding the waves Sisters doing it for themselves: how Cornish women won their independence Lostwithiel: a look at Cornwall's former capital Fleeing the Nazis: the stories of the French and Belgium fishermen and their families who found safety in Cornwall 30 great things that Cornwall gave the world village life in Illogan Trevarno Estate BBC correspondent Sarah Shuffell tells of her time in Afghanistan Bumble bees Plus: poetry, food and drink, events, arts, Cornish family history, Kernewek, Cornish dialect, images of Cornwall and news and reviews
New articles... Spirit of Independence: Cornish women lead the field Women’s work: were Cornish women really more emancipated than their sisters elsewhere in Britain? Read More >> How do some Cornish relatives vanish into thin air? I mentioned at the end of my last Cornish World article that a lot of people spend a lot of time looking for that elusive long lost relative and that it often has to be an accepted part of our research that some folk just seem to disappear off the face of the Earth with no trace. Read More >> Ello Me Ansum: a dialect tale (issue 52) ‘Ello My ‘Andsome. Ee’s some lovely to see ee (by Randle Hurley). Commost on in an I’ll put on a nice dish of tay and we can have a sit down. Some warm this week idn uh? Read More >> Silver Surfers: the old boys still ruling the waves Chris Handy looks at the old school of surfing who still have a few tricks to teach the youngsters. Read More >> Illogan: a community in charge Laurence James uncovers the village that puts the life in village life. Read More >>

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