Cassandra Latham
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| Official
Penglaz website -
home of the Penglaz Cooperative who work to safeguard and ensure the
continuation of the Penglaz Tradition in Penwith Penglaz is the Penzance 'Obby 'Oss first described in the 19th century following mummers, dancers and guisers at high holidays and feast days. The modern Penglaz, revived in 1992, appears late at night (She is a Nightmare) to beguile and frighten the Golowan revellers. Based on the description of Penglaz by Penzance antiquarians the 'Obby 'Oss is surrounded by secrecy and myth and is now a tradition jealously guarded by Penzance folk. |
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| The website of the Pagan Federation. The pages contain information and resources for both the pagan community, and those members of the wider community, seeking to gain an understanding of paganism, and learn more about the Pagan Federation. | |
| A unique collection of
artefacts and research materials: The Harbour, Boscastle, Cornwall PL35
0AE England Telephone and Fax +44 1840 250111 |
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| Enjoying, Exploring and Experiencing Ancient Sites in the 21st Century. A registered charity who's main aims are to preserve the site and to promote research and educational activities relating to the stones. | |
| Sarah Vivian Pagan Artist |
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Woodland graves offer an alternative natural form of burial in which the graves will remain forever in a newly created wood. The area has been planned to create a traditional woodland, providing environmental benefits and encouraging wild life. The woodland burial place is located at Chyenhal, overlooking the moor, with wonderful views of of West Penwith and adjacent to Penwith Pets Memorial Gardens, which was established in 1988 providing peace and comfort to all pet owners. Now pets and their owners may be buried together. |
| The Ancient Sacred Landscape Network aims to be a national focus for the exchange of information between the public, local groups and national bodies. The ultimate aim is the preservation and protection of sacred sites and their setting, and maintenance of access to them. | |
| Simon is responsible for all the photography on my site. | |
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Genius Loci - The Creative Network
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Genius Loci
Building an ethical online community
dedicated to the arts, culture and environment in Cornwall and the South
West Supporting the landscape of Cornwall, Cornish enterprises and artists and all those connected to the spirit of the land - through music, art, and teachings
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4 High Street, Penzance, Kernow, TR18 2SX
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David is a 'proper job' Cornishman who is a brilliant storyteller. I highly recommend his CD "Piskey Threshing", described below. There are references to village wisewomen contained within this collection. "Although Cornwall is rich
in folklore, there are few volumes in print today to remind us of this
fact. Perhaps the most renowned Cornish folklorist was William
Bottrell, who in the latter part of the 19th Century, published three
privately printed volumes of 'drolls'. For the latter part of his
life Bottrell toured the villages and public houses of West Cornwall, |
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The Cornish Ancient Sites Protection Network
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The Cornish
Ancient Sites Protection Network is a registered Trust that aims
to protect and conserve our ancient heritage environment for everyone to
enjoy and appreciate, forever. We faciliate and promote research and
educational activities, and work closely with local communities to
foster a feeling of ownership of ancient sites and monuments. Our Trustees and commitee members include representatives from the National Trust, English Heritage, Cornwall County Council's Historic Environment Service, Cornwall Archaeological Society, English Nature, Cornwall Wildlife Trust, Penwith District Council, Penwith Access and Rights of Way, Madron Community Forum, the Pagan Federation, Cornish Earth Mysteries Group, Pagan Moot, Meyn Mamvro, and the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids. Friends of Cornwall's Ancient Sites If you enjoy, appreciate and care for
our ancient sites, then please consider helping us to support them, by
joining their membership scheme: FOCAS. |
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Kurt Jackson is one of Britain's leading painters. Born in 1961
his work embraces an extensive range of materials and techniques
including mixed media, large canvases, relief work, print making and
sculpture. Whether working in Cornwall, up country or abroad,Jackson's paintings are set in places that have been travelled to and explored regularly through out his life and seen through the eyes of an artist with a deep and rich understanding of natural history and ecology, politics and environmental issues; maybe recording a time and place and a way of life - a geography where past and present co exist. |
Cassandra Latham, The Dolls House, Churchtown, St Buryan, Penzance, Cornwall, TR19 6DS England Email : Cassandra Latham
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