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A man and young girl in a snowy field. The girl is holding a large snowball.

Interior of the church facing east towards the altar.

Grid reference, SW 4614 2909

For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO6393&resourceID=1020

Three people on a beach, two of them fishing with rods and lines. The young girl has been identified as Barbara Beckerleg. Another person can be seen fishing in the back ground.

Fishing boats in Newlyn Harbour, including PZ59 in foreground. Taken from the North Pier.
See also BC.014 for album page image

Newlyn Harbour and Old Quay. Several luggers including 42PZ, 462PZ and 36PZ, and nets drying on the shore.

Two woman and a young girl by a harbour wall. The older women is holding up a large fish. The young girl has been identified as Barbara Beckerleg and the woman in the middle is her mother, Marjorie. Note the nets hanging on the wall.

Image taken from the water.
See BC.014 for album page image.

Barbara Beckerleg, who is holding a puppy, pictured with her mother Marjorie.

Whole page from album showing two images of local harbours, Newlyn (BC.012) above and Mousehole (BC.013) below.

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…

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,…

Both enjoying a sunny day in their daffodil field.

Sunny day, gate to Dorminack land.

Enjoying the day.

Enjoying the day.

Enjoying the day.