Browse Items (28 total)

  • Collection: David Wills Collection

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Tater Du Lighthouse - ‘The name Tater Du comes from the Cornish ‘torthel du’ meaning black loaf. The name presumably refers to the dark bulge of greenstone cliffs on which the lighthouse now stands (Cornishbird).

The Lighthouse was built in 1965,…

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Sunny day, gate to Dorminack land.

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Three newspaper articles, re: the life and death of Derek Tangye.

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Describes the invitation for applications from the Trustees of the Derek and Jeanne Nature Trust, for the first annual literary and artistic bursary.

Quote from the article: "The bursary is in memory of the two authors whose books about their…

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Jeannie drawing for a book illustration.

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Jeannie drawing for a book illustration.

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The sign says,
"THE DEREK AND JEANNE TANGYE, MINACK CHRONICLES, NATURE RESERVE, A Place for Solitude"

The site is known as Oliver Land, an 18 acre nature reserve created by Derek Tangye the author of the Minack Chronicles in memory of his wife…

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An 8-page booklet with a sampling of information, re: the title. Contains an Introduction; photos of Derek and Jeannie in their cliff meadows with donkeys Penny and Fred; the cat and the cottage; a snippet about the book, 'A Gull on the Roof' and a…

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Jeannie sitting in a sunroom at Christmas time 1984, stroking a donkey, with another donkey waiting to enter. Derek looking in from outside.

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Jeannie sitting in a sunroom at Christmas time 1984, watching a curious donkey sniff what looks like something to eat (possible treats), with another donkey waiting to enter. Derek looking in from outside.

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Jeannie holding reins of donkey whilst Derek examines his hoof.

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Enjoying the day with a glass of wine.

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Enjoying the day with a glass of wine.
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