Blogs about: Newquay
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Lapland : Chapter Twenty Four of a Novel in Parts.
There are certain points in any man’s life when his phone simply shouldn’t ring. And this is most definitely one of those certain points. I am drinking and swallowing and preparing to tell Wendy abo… more →
All New Household Words
Fly To The Sky
siawyoung wrote 23 hours ago: Shots taken when we were aboard the DHC-8-400, and our bus trip from Newquay Airport to Camborne! … more →
For the love of cabbage ...
worldwarzoogardener1939 wrote 5 days ago: Fallen autumn leaves are now cluttering up the wartime zoo keeper’s garden at Newquay Zoo. Th … more →
Newquay Mission Trip - Day 12
Tory Almond wrote 1 week ago: My last day in Newquay. Been a crazy two weeks. Seen a ton and learned a lot. Demelza planned a cook … more →
Two minutes of silence and remembrance, the collapse of the Berlin Wall, climate change and some vegetable theiving.
worldwarzoogardener1939 wrote 2 weeks ago: We will at Newquay Zoo, like many in workplaces across Britain and the Commonwealth, stop work agai … more →
Remembrance Sunday at the zoo gardens: remembering with poppies in the zoo gardens
worldwarzoogardener1939 wrote 2 weeks ago: Remembrance in the wartime garden - remembering zoo staff, zoo families and other animalsPoppy cross … more →
England: South West
Brent wrote 3 weeks ago: Newquay had some excellent beaches although the weather wasn’t the best. Well, it was raining. … more →
Biggles does Double Trench Digging, Biggles Does Gardening ... and other strange discoveries.
worldwarzoogardener1939 wrote 4 weeks ago: We’ve picked the first leaves of Pak Choi from the Wartime Garden at Newquay Zoo, ready and fr … more →
Rats are eating my salad! (don't worry - it's OK I gave it to them) First harvesting in the wartime garden ...
worldwarzoogardener1939 wrote 4 weeks ago: World War Zoo Garden first salad leaves harvested as fresh greens for our animal encounter rats Octo … more →
Wartime squander bug sighted at Newquay Zoo
worldwarzoogardener1939 wrote 1 month ago: The squander bug, the British government’s wartime propaganda campaign cartoon figure has crep … more →
Inspired by James
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jan wrote 1 month ago: My friend James has been taking some groovy shots lately, I borrowed his camera and had a go at cros … more →
BUSC Comp In Nukes+Towan Seshuan
scosurf wrote 1 month ago: I went up to Newquay with Ben, Emma, Joe and Philip to watch Jan shred in the university surf comp. … more →
Inspired by the Sea at Uni Surf Champs
jan wrote 1 month ago: I had work in the exhibition and designed posters and flyers for the event. Program of events. Flag … more →
Boys and girls
jonsmalldon wrote 1 month ago: In Gregory’s Girl they predict that in the future there’ll be no men, no women … j … more →
Newquay roadtrip.
Joshua Burns wrote 1 month ago: So early summer me, greg, sparky and sis headed down to Newquay to meet up with a few old bmxer frie … more →
Precis - Bodmin, Cornwall
ukaccountants wrote 1 month ago: Precis is a firm of Accountants in Cornwall that offers accounts, taxation and business advisory and … more →
Aid boxes go from Newquay Airport
wnewsfeed6061 wrote 1 month ago: Cornish aid charity ShelterBox flies aid from the county’s main airport for the first time … more →
Inspired by the Sea
jan wrote 1 month ago: Surfing for the first time at Fistral (Newquay). I was under the influence of the lurggy so was all … more →
Great Expectations -- and Surprises -- in Cornwall
Tripatini admin wrote 2 months ago: by David Paul Appell Part of the dramatic ruins of Tintagel Castle, on the craggy Cornish coast. Mor … more →
Sun, Sea and Shit-for-Brains (Newquay)
tambamalam wrote 2 months ago: Untitled We visited Newquay because we felt its seedy grot would be a better match for Nhung’s aesth … more →
