I moved to Golberdon with my daughter and Grandson 6 months ago. I work part time for Cornwall NHS as a Podiatrist and help look after my Grandson whilst my daughter goes to Plymouth University to study for her Nursing degree.
Callington Young Farmers is a club for young people between the ages of 14 and 27 years. We meet every Thursday evening and go on visits to businesses to look around, have talks by some very interesting people, or go bowling and other social activities. You name it we have done it or will do it!
Over the last few months Callington Club has been very busy.
On Wednesday 26th November Darcy had her long long hair cut off in school assembly!
Arriving in Kolkata on July 29th 2014 was as amazing as it was when I and my mother Geraldine and sister Rachel first visited in 2012.
The noise, horns blowing, children shouting, people talking , laughing, whatever time of day and night… a city that never stands still.
Not as bad as Gunnislake Hill!
In July 2014 Steve Moir and friends undertook a 350-mile cycle challenge to raise money for Royal Marines charity Help Our Wounded. What follows are edited exerpts from Steve’s own blog – a gripping tale of heroism…
Arriving at Chatham for the start of the 350 mile cycle challenge we felt somewhat anxious whether we could cope with what was ahead. How did we come to be here?
Pete Lifeguarding Australia
Pete Geall, who was raised in Southill, swapped the rolling green pastures of home for an exciting life on the beach working full-time as an International Beach Lifeguard. He is currently busy covering a Cornish beach in Penwith. Here he tells us about his lifestyle and his thoughts on home: