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THE £20 QUIZ winner was Samantha Reid who correctly guessed 150 balloons would be filled from a car idling for one minute. Congratulations to everyone that guessed.
Members were kept busy, plus had Scalextric cars racing, powered by a solar panel, a child friendly interactive board explaining powering a home, an ironing board was set up showing ironing charged by an electric car! and a board asking for volunteers of some tasks that need filling, namely…
>Some one to read the solar meter at the hall once a month
>Take these readings and report the amount of carbon saved
>A Social Media person to promote the group activities
>Keep a track of who is using the thermal camera
>A rep on the hall committee
>Future projects ideas, anyone, anytime can do this
>A minute taker at the monthly meetings
>The Web site needs an overall www.south-hill.co.uk/SHARE
If you can fit one of these roles, please contact SHARE@south-hill.co.uk
SHARE also donated the top prize for the hall committee raffle, a new air fryer.
And ran the community car boot where people donated a huge range of items to be rehomed and collected £149 for hall funds.
It was a great community day, very well attended by all ages.
GOLBERDON Park Fun Day Celebrations MAY 24th 12 – 10:30pm
FREE Entry and FREE Parking … Overflow parking next to the park
From 12 Food & Drink Lic’d Bar
Vintage vehicles………… EBikes from Fully Charged Cornwall
Car Booters welcome
A range of Stalls …. Church Plants Sale.
Piecemakers TOMBOLA
Bouncy Castle
Community Treasure Chest CIC – Liskeard”s Community Recycling Hub
12:30 Motor Bikes arrive Hopefully
1pm Dog Show run by Camelot Kennels – Home of GSRE
2 – 5pm W.I Teas
3pm SHARE Solar Powered Scalextric challenge
3:30 Maypole Dancing
4pm TT Display www.facebook.com/groups/667639516580555
3 Live Bands 4:45 – 5:45pm CODE RED
6 – 7 Dale ROCKAHOLICS
7pm Break RAFFLE and announcements
7:15 – 8pm Rockaholics
8:30 – 10:30 THE METS
Raffle prizes can be dropped off at GREEN MEADOWS porch from Monday 12th … 200 meters from Golberdon crossroads on the South Hill Rd.
Please spread the word and get involved in some way, from helping to put up signs and bunting, putting out and picking up chairs, car parking stewards and lots of general help.
CELEBRATING SHARE 10 years anniversary and South Hill parish hall 60 years !!
A Sunny EASTER Sunday, we set off from Trehane Farm. The footpath took us through
a grass field to Tredole Farm and beside some lovely stone buildings and walls and by chance we spoke to the stonemason as we passed on the footpath. Crossing a couple more grass fields we emerged at ST NECTANS GLEN . There are toilets a cafe and LOADS MORE here. It is said St Nectan lived in a hermitage at the head of the waterfall. On stormy days he would venture down to the end of Rocky Valley and ring a silver bell to warn ships away from the treacherous rocks.
We ventured down the footpath to St Pirans church and Well then took the road for a short distance and picked up the Rocky Valley footpath, passing old mill buildings, to the sea.
Following the coast path alongside the cliffs, we veered off into Tintagel village and passing the number of holiday makers we made are way to the church. Lots of see here. The most ancient historic feature, is a Roman milestone dating to the reign of the Emperor Licinius, who died in AD 324 when he was put to death by his rival Constantine. There are 6 bells here, but no ringing during EASTER WEEK. Leaving the church we followed Vicarage Hill, off Bossiney Rd we took the footpath across fields to Fenterleigh where a large cross stands on the crossroads.
At Trevillett we turned off onto a path skirting around the quarry through trees, eventually arriving at TREFORDA Farm where we had a chat with the farmer before heading on a track down across a stream and up to Tredole and back across the field to the cars.
9.6 miles, many ups and downs, many stiles, this is not for the feint hearted, but with the glorious sunshine and lots to see and great company, thoroughly enjoyable.
https://www.britainexpress.com/counties/cornwall/ancient/rock-valley-labyrinths.htm#google_vignette
March 23rd the weather was grey, the wind keen, but our happy band of walkers soon warmed up, setting off from LESNEWTH Church, via footpaths to St Juliot church at Hennett. Thomas Hardy met his future wife, Emma Gifford, the rector’s sister-in-law here. Detailed etchings on the glass window.
We back tracked a little to pick up a lovely trail through the woods alongside the River Valency which eventually took us into Boscastle. Sunday afternoon the bakery, other shops and pubs were open and a good crowd milling around. We watched some ducks on the river then climbed up Forrabury hill to St. Symphorian church, perched high above the town, and went even higher as Peter lead the way up ladders in the tower onto the roof. Just one bell here to chime. Were there plans to have more? Folklore says maybe … the infamous Rev. Hawker, of Morwenstow, wrote a poem “The Bells of Forrabury”.
We were told that when Dawn French visited whilst filming she donated the 2 angels. Urgent repairs are needed to the roof, plaster is falling from the ceiling and a mesh with netting is strung up so the church can remain open.
We stopped at the site of Bottreaux castle, from which Boscastle gets its name, the settlement here predated any harbour settlement and those homes with 1/2 door entrances.
Back into the woods past Home Farm to Minster church, in the 12th century it became a monastic site, bats have taken over the tower now and are well protected. Leaving the church grounds via the woodland track we saw the gravestone to Joan Wytte, wrongly accused of witchcraft at Bodmin, Gaol died 1813.
We dropped down to the river again, over a footbridge to Newmills, another footbridge back over and a steep incline up to the entrance to Trafalgar, track to Treworld and lane back to St Michaels at Lesnewth. TOTAL 8 Miles.
SHARE ‘Love Your Home’ event on 15th February, with Community Energy Plus (CEP), South West Water, Stoke Climsland Climate Action Group the Parish of St Ive Community Resilience Project and Callington foodbank.
For those of you who couldn’t make it, here are some useful links
Making contact with the CLEAN Team (Free Retrofit Advice Home Visits) https://cep.org.uk/futureproof-your-home/contact-low-carbon-team
Energy Advice Guides – Insulation, Heating Controls, Condensation & Mould https://cep.org.uk/information-pages/energy-advice-guides-for-householders/
Futureproofing your Home Guides – Low Carbon Technologies – Solar PV, heat pumps /cep.org.uk/information-pages/energy-advice-guides-for-futureproofing-your-home/
Boiler Upgrade Scheme (£7,500 grant towards a heat pump) www.gov.uk/apply-boiler-upgrade-scheme
Great British Insulation Scheme (Insulation measure funding) www.gov.uk/apply-great-british-insulation-scheme
Lendology (Energy Home Improvement Loans) www.lendology.org.uk/partner/view/cornwall-council/
Cornwall Council Household Support Fund information www.cornwall.gov.uk/benefits-and-support/household-support-fund/
Microgeneration Accreditation Scheme MCS Certified | https://mcscertified.com/
South West Water www.southwestwater.co.uk/savewater
Save Water Save Money www.savewatersavemoney.co.uk/products/view/744/tap-inserts-twin-pack.html
SAME 7 MILE ish WALK, offered on 2 separate days February 9th and 11th both 11am start. Cream Tea to follow for donations.
Meet in Lower Downgate, CALLINGTON, PL17 8LA.
We plan to start walking at 11.00 am, the distance is just over 7 miles of varied ground conditions, Tarmac, Stoney paths, Mud, deep Mud and quite deep Mud. Mostly on quiet lanes or off road trails, short walk on slightly busier road. No dogs please. Bring something for lunch and drink.
Peter and Caroline walk leaders.