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In this issue...
Altarnun: A Hidden Gem Polperro: A port for all seasons Penlee: the loss of a lifeboat Men of Song 1549 Part Two Can you Afford to Live in Cornwall? A Winter House Guest The Cornishman who saved Queen Victoria

Cornish surnames The saying ‘by tre, pol or pen, thou shalt know true Cornishmen’ has been quoted many times as a benchmark for Cornish ethnicity. Read more...

St Keverne: an independent community St Keverne: a spirit of independence Gemma Viant discovers a village with a strong sense of identity Read more...   Poetry Kernow Des Hannigan’s first collection of poetry The Sea in all its Squalor has just been published by St Ives Printing and Publishing. Mac Dunlop caught up with him at his home near Morvan Read more...   Nature under the slates.       Already, fresh fronds of Harts-tongue were uncurling when I turned the slates for the first time this year on March 14. Read more...   William and the Monkey Puzzle One of the world’s most recognisable trees owes its name to a Cornish botanist. Wat Trelawny uncovers the legacy of William Lobb. The Monkey Puzzle Tree at Pencarrow after the unexpected snowfall in February 2009. Read more...

More... Cornish Family History: the tragedy of the Fear Not Foreword: a pint and a running battle The editor goes to meet the Queen; a foreword Inspire - Seeking Shelter

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