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Location: Trelusback Farm Photographer: Rowena Castillo Nicholls Videographer: Rob Nicholls Had a great time in Trelusback Farm today. Listened to the brilliant talk of Mary Atkinson on Moths and Tony Atkinson on Bats. Later on after lunch, we have an enjoyable walk around the conservation area. Walk at the Conservation area. Newt (1st photo) is a salamander in the subfamily Pleurodelinae. The terrestrial juvenile phase is called an eft. Common Frog (2nd photot) is easily our most recognisable amphibian. They have smooth skin and long legs for jumping away quickly. Adults males grow up to 9 cm in length and females up to 13 cm in length. Usually a shade of olive-green or brown (although can be yellow, pink, red, lime-green, cream or black). Devil's-bit scabious, Dog-Violet and Dandelion. Some of the lovely Fungi we saw from our walk.
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Location: National Trust's Trelissick House and Garden Photographer: Rowena Castillo Nicholls Videographer: Rob Nicholls It's been very busy these past couple of weeks. Finally, I managed to go for a walk today. Not realizing it's half term! Oh my, the carpark is full, though we managed to find a parking. Always loads of people to all these beautiful National Trust properties. What a refreshing walk! Fresh air and surrounded by the beauty of nature. Jumped dozen of times and it did not even got me tired. Hahaha... The campaign for a smarter Britain is at Trelissick from 14 October - 1 November with the "Travel to 2050" experience, a high-tech installation designed to show what a low-carbon, energy-efficient future might look like 30 years from now. Beautiful Trelissick House Stunning view of the Carrick Roads Jump jump jump... Higher! Hum of Autumn  Stunning View Gorgeous Flowers Fungi
Location: The Lost Gardens of Heligan Photographer: Rowena Castillo Nicholls Lovely walk at the The Lost Gardens of Heligan after buying my stocks of local fresh meat at Lobbs Farm Shop.  50++ different types of pumpkin at The Lost Gardens of Heligan. "Early diagnosis can help save live". Cornwall Bowel Cancer Support Group - is a support group for anyone who has experienced bowel cancer (either currently or in the past) and relatives of bowel cancer patients. To join their support group please contact the colorectal nurse specialists, Candy or Clare on 01872252693.  Date: 9 October 2020 Location: St Austell Another enjoyable and fun evening at the "St Austell Women's Group". There's always something interesting everytime we meet up. This evening, Micha Reilly had entertained us with her brilliant performance in Holla Hoop. It was superb. Micha Reilly has successfully completed the “Live Love Hoop” Teacher Training. She is a certified Hoop Teacher. |
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