Gorgeous lifestyle boutique focusing on ethically sourced and green products for you and your home. Bought to you by the maker of Halcyon Daze in South Wales.
Porthleven, Cornwall
Joined August 2012
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Six years ago, my lovely ninth novel, #SomewhereBeyondTheSea was published. My most personal book, written about grief in the aftermath of my Dad’s sudden passing, it’s also a love letter to St Ives, my favourite place on earth.
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ALT A paperback edition of my ninth novel, Somewhere Beyond the Sea, on Porthmeor Beach in St Ives, Cornwall. The cover shows a woman and her chocolate Labrador dog walking down a coastal path towards Gwithian Beach. A white lighthouse on a small island is visible in the middle of the wide blue bay. The tagline reads: “Love finds you.”
ALT A heart drawn in the sand on a beach in St Ives, Cornwall.
ALT A newspaper clipping from 2018 about Somewhere Beyond the Sea from the Dudley Chronicle. The headline reads: “Magical Cornish tale from a Dudley author.”
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WATCH: This little girl melted a crowd of people at the Urdd Eisteddfod with the best TV interview you've ever heard
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Slightly annoyed that I missed nature's great light show last night. On the plus side, it's very quiet this morning and there's some nice new plants arrived in the garden.
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You know it’s all over when you walk into the foyer of the Live Aid musical and are edged out the way by a photographer trying to take a shot of Arlene Phillips. Oh the irony 🤦♂️
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Finally someone addressing the #dryrobe issue.
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Pull the otter one. This is incredible.
SEWBReC #RecordOfTheWeek today is a very urban Otter, spotted in the newly reopened Churchill Way canal in Cardiff city centre! Many thanks to Jessica Sweeney for the record & photos, submitted via sewbrecord.org.uk
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🦢🦢🦢 just now and my most beautiful glass art by @TamsintheShed Looking out the window you can see the apple tree that the swans started nesting under in 2018 that is depicted in Tamsin’s magical work.
I just signed the petition calling on Paula Vennells, the former CEO of the Post Office to be stripped of her CBE. Will you sign too? #MrBatesVSThePostOffice you.38degrees.org.uk/petitio… via @38degrees
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I am absolutely furious with @PostOffice for allowing this to happen. Shame on you. Whoever was in charge of #horizon must be made to pay for the unspeakable damage they caused #itv #mrbatesvsthepostoffice
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We couldn't have put it better than anti-hunt protestor, Ricky Politz, today:
"I think it's a bizarre, antiquated tradition and I think it's even more bizarre that I'm here in 2023 having to picket it to sort of show support for living, innocent, sentient beings.
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In my little Cornish village, every day during advent, one of 24 homes each creates an advent calendar window, in one of their actual windows.
This is my neighbour’s festive window for today ❄️🎄🦊
With some of Fleet Foxes ‘White Winter Hymnal’ lyrics ✨
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Today, we are heartbroken to announce that Moles, in its current form, is closing, effective immediately.
Please read the full statement in the images above or on our Facebook page due to X's text limit
#longliveMoles #45yearsofmoles #gonebutneverforgotten
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Things the internet has ruined #96: concert tickets. Remember the days when we got an attractive and distinctive ticket to cherish forever? Now we just get a crap print out, or they just scan your phone
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The haunting sound that Roman soldiers would have heard from their Celtic enemies before battle was produced by the Celtic Carnyx. This ancient wind instrument was used by the Celts during the period from 300 B.C. to 200 A.D.
According to the Greek historian Polybius, the Carnyx was employed in warfare to rouse troops to battle and to strike fear into the hearts of their opponents. Due to its significant height, the instrument's sounds could carry over the heads of those engaged in battles or ceremonies.