Generation Cornwall: A Journey Through Landscapes and Legends
A vibrant homage to Cornwall, blending the rich tapestry of its landscapes, heritage, and cultural narratives with the personal adventures and reflections of a family deeply rooted in its charm.
From coastal walks and hidden coves to pasties, myths and the best places to stay — every guide here is written from a lifetime of real Cornish family adventures, in every season and every kind of weather.
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The Green Desert on Our Doorstep: Rewilding Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor
An honest opinion piece: why Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor are biological deserts held by policy, not nature — no blame on farmers, and proof…
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Retiring to Cornwall: An Honest Guide
Retiring to Cornwall honestly: the two Cornwalls, coast vs community, real costs, healthcare geography — and the road home without wealth that my own…
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Cornwall Weather in December: What to Expect and What to Pack
Cornwall in December: the mildest midwinter in Britain — harbour lights at Mousehole, Padstow’s festival, storm drama, Boxing Day beaches and the year’s best…
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Cornwall’s Temperate Rainforest: Where to Find It and Why It Matters
Cornwall has real rainforest: Dizzard’s 6,000-year-old dwarf oaks on the north coast and Cabilla on Bodmin Moor, soon home to Europe’s first rainforest research…
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Cornwall’s Wildlife Calendar: What to See Month by Month
Cornwall’s wildlife month by month: murmurations and seal haul-outs in winter, choughs and bluebells in spring, basking sharks in summer, seal pups in autumn.
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Where to Stay in Cornwall: Choosing Your Base
Where to stay in Cornwall: north coast surf, far-west icons, south-coast calm or the clever inland gateway — an honest area-by-area guide to choosing…
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Where to See Seals in Cornwall: Wild Spots, Boat Trips and the Watching Code
Where to see grey seals in Cornwall: Godrevy’s Mutton Cove, Looe Island, St Ives boat trips and Gweek’s sanctuary — plus pupping season and…
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Cornwall Weather in November: What to Expect and What to Pack
Cornwall in November: the county’s quietest month — mild but wet, storm drama, lantern parades, firesides and empty lanes. What to expect, pack and…
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The Perranporth to St Agnes Coast Path: Mines, Smugglers and Sea Caverns
Walk the Perranporth to St Agnes coast path: Droskyn’s smugglers’ caverns, Cligga Head’s mined cliffs, Blue Hills Tin and Wheal Coates. Route, history and…
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