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First published in 2015, in the footsteps of omas Cory Burrow’s “Hartland Chronicle” (1896-1940) and Tony Manley’s “Hartland Times” (1981-2014) Issue No. 17 Winter 2019 £1 ‘A Prevailing Wind’ by Merlyn Chesterman THE HARTLAND POST A quarterly news magazine for Hartland and surrounding area Issue No. 17 Winter 2019 Printed by Jamaica Press, Published by e Hartland Post All communications to: e Editor, Sally Crofton, Layout: Kris Tooke 102 West Street, EX39 6BQ Hartland. Cover Artwork: Suzy Furse Tel. 01237 441617 Email: [email protected] Website: John Zalewski ANNOUNCEMENTS Jen Holloway and Alex Zalewski got married on a blisteringly Bella Leanne Dixon - born hot day last September on the Holloway family’s farm in 13th September weighing Halstock, Dorset. Hartland was well represented on this glorious in at 7lbs. Daughter of Sam occasion with other guests coming from far and wide. Jen is Dixon and Rachel Whitaker of . Granddaughter a sports rehabilitator and pilates instructor, Alex the Fisheries of Nikki Dixon & Jamie O cer for Anglesey, where they have made their home. Dixon of Hartland and Vince & Chris Whitaker of Northam. LADIES & GENTS PAST CAPTAIN'S COMPETITION 2019 Nancy Bailey - is competition is only for gents and ladies who have been captain over the years. Having been captain in 1999 and won the cup in 2002 it has been a long wait to win it again this year! e ex gents captain in the photo with me belongs to my age group? And we were both pleased to beat the younger generation. The winners of the Ladies and Gents Past Captain’s competition for 2019 at Bude and North Cornwall Brought up in France, Alex has spent his school holidays at Golf Club: Nancy Bailey and Steve Bartrop. The 102 West Street since he was six years old. Jen and Alex are cups are played for annually, bringing together past keen surfers and regular visitors to Hartland, which is now the captains from the last 30 or more years. permanent family home of Alex's parents. A great day for reminiscing!

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Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that data in this publication is accurate, neither the publisher nor its editorial contributors can accept, and hereby disclaim, any liability to any party for loss or damage caused by errors or omission resulting from negligence, accident or any other cause. e Hartland Post does not endorse any advertising material, product or service appearing within this Publication. e statements and opinions contained in e Hartland Post are those of the authors and do not necessarily re ect those of the editor or the publisher. Regretfully, any modi cations to adverts during the running year will incur a £5 charge. 2 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 COMMUNITY LUNCHES CONTENTS Every Wednesday in term time, a group of mostly elderly people Page 2 Announcements living alone sit and eat a meal in company. You are welcome to join us. e meal is cooked by the school cooks and for £4 you Page 3 Community Lunches too could share a roast dinner and sweet. We meet in the church Rubbish & Recycling rooms from 12 noon and the meal is served at 12.15pm Page 4 News from Hartland Surgery If you would like to come along please order a meal by ringing Kay on 441091 by Monday evening Page 5 Organic Veg Boxes & Christmas Trees Broadband in Stoke RUBBISH & RECYCLING Spring eld Pottery COLLECTION DATES Cover Artwork Black bags (household rubbish) Page 6 Hartland Weather December: 3, 17. January: 14, 28. February: 11, 25. March: 10. Page 7 Hartland Town Band: Christmas Recycling & food waste Hartland Christmas Lights December: 4, 11, 18. January: 2, 8, 15, 22, 29 Hartland: New Filming Hotspot! February: 5, 12, 19, 26. March: 4, 11. Hartland Society Green wheelie bins December: 2, 16. January: 13, 27. February: 10, 24. March: 9. Page 8 Westcountry Buzz: Bumblebees in Hartland PLEASE NOTE THAT CHRISTMAS Nature Counts: Hartland's Nature & NEW DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Christmas Greetings Page 9 Hescott Farm Family Fun Day ADVERTISING News from Noah's Place IN THE HARTLAND POST News from Hartland Primary School Unfortunately the Hartland Post has to increase the price Page 10 326 (Hartland) Squadron ATC for advertising from January 2020 due to continually rising production costs. Prices for placing an advertisement for one Page 11 Project Prickles year (4 issues) will increase to: A Christmas Attraction for Hartland 1 Slot (1/18th of page): £30 2 slots (2/18th of page): £55 Page 12 Looking Back: Electricity Comes to Hartland ¼ page: £110 ½ page: £170 Page 14 Remembrance Parade 2019 Back page in colour: £150 per issue Page 15 A Message from Rev'd Jane IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT St. Nectan's Church CONTRIBUTING Hartland Art & Craft Club TO THE HARTLAND POST Page 16 Chicks In e Sticks Please submit all articles and advertisements to the Hartland Post by Events email ONLY! [email protected] Page 17 Book Review: Active Hope Unfortunately we cannot guarantee publication of material received Hartland Hillbillies: Mission Unbreakable by any other means. is is because of having to hunt around the News from Hartland Methodist Church di erent social media messaging services; something invariably gets Page 18 Hungry Hartland: Where to Eat lost or forgotten. ank you for understanding! Page 19 Cook's Corner Sally Crofton, Editor Page 20 Out & About in Hartland HARTLAND POST DATES FOR PUBLICATION 2020 Page 22 Sport, Fitness & Well-Being Issue 18 Spring: deadline 15 February 2020 Issue 19 Summer: deadline 15 May 2020 Page 23 Farewell To Issue 20 Autumn: deadline 15 August 2020 e W.I. Issue 21 Winter: deadline 15 November 2020 e Friends of St. Nectan's Page 24 Torridge Male Voice Choir GWEN JEFFEREY e Resurgence Centre (Hartland) e Hartland Post is saddened to report that Gwen Je erey Four Hugs Wide passed away 28 November. A full obituary will appear in the spring issue of e Post. Page 25 News Page 26 Hartland Parish Council Page 27 News from Hartland Quay No. 17 Winter 2019 NEWS from HARTLAND SURGERY Both are settling in really well and we would like to say a big thank you to you all for your patience as they learn the ropes in what can be a very busy, sometimes stressful, environment. Flu We are still o ering  u vaccinations to those patients who are eligible to receive one, so if you would like to book an appointment, please either pop in or telephone reception. You are able to receive a vaccination up until March however it is more bene cial to receive it as early as possible. We undertook the bulk of our vaccinations this year over the course of one weekend and the feedback received from many of you was that it was a very e ective and e cient way of doing it. So thank you for your continued support. Wear It Pink 2019 If you popped into the Surgery on Friday 18th October, you is time of year is a very busy time for us here at the Surgery may have noticed that we were taking part in the Wear it Pink, however this year it has been exceptionally so with a few other Breast Cancer Now campaign. ank you to all those people things that we would like to tell you about:- who donated towards breast cancer research. We raised an We now have a Social Prescriber amazing £90. We would like to introduce you all to our Social Prescriber, And fi nally Christmas Trudi Mackie-Brown who will be attending the Surgery on a Please note we are only closed on Christmas Day, Boxing weekly basis to see those patients who have been referred to Day and New Year's Day. We are open as usual on all other her by our GPs. days. With this in mind we will not be providing patients Social prescribing is just one of the additional roles being with extra medications for the Christmas period but would funded within primary care over the next few years. One ask you to order slightly earlier than usual. When collecting in  ve GP appointments focus on wider social needs rather your prescriptions from the 25th November we will inform than acute medical issues and it is intended that these roles you when you should order your next lot of medication. Any will all help reduce the workload of our GPs and other clinical queries please feel free to contact the surgery. members of sta . Weekend Appointment dates Social prescribing can support a wide range of people including: We have GP, Health Care Assistant and Nurse appointments • Patients with one or more long term conditions available on the following weekends:- • ose who need support with their mental health Friday 24th, Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th January • Patients who are lonely or isolated Friday 21st, Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd February • Patients who have complex social needs which Friday 27th, Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th March a ect their wellbeing. Please ring the surgery or pop in to make an appointment Our GPs will be able to refer patients to Trudi who will prior to these dates be able to o er the time, focusing on what matters to the From all the Doctors and staff at Hartland Surgery, patient. She will connect patients to community groups and we wish everyone a very Happy Christmas and New Year. agencies for practical and emotional support which can lead to a range of positive health and wellbeing outcomes. She Hartland Surgery, 66 e Square, Hartland EX39 6BL. is also keen to set up social prescribing peer lead groups for Tel. 01237 441200 instance a gardening group. www.hartlandsurgery.co.uk More to follow over the coming months.  ere is also lots of information available on our website. Finally, just to confi rm that our surgery opening hours are: New Staff Members Morning Afternoon We also welcome two new faces to the surgery, Natasha and Mon 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 Kieran. Both started an Apprenticeship here at the beginning Tues 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 of September and are mainly based in reception and dispensary. Wed 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 A lot of you will know Natasha as she has always lived here in ursday 8.00-1.00 2.00-8.00 the village and is a keen member of the town band. Kieran Friday 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 lives in Putford and is a very keen football player.

4 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 SPRINGFIELD POTTERY In June 1979 we arrived in Hartland with Emma, 6 months old. e roof of the workshop was rusting through and Council had turned down our application to start a pottery in Spring eld, Hartland. Our wonderful neighbours Jack Fulford, Cyril and Rita Walter warmly welcomed us. We were  nally granted permission to set up a workshop on one condition, we did not retail directly from the premises! Early wares were mostly garden pots and simple oven to table ware in one glaze with no decoration. We ran a stall in Bideford market twice a week. We had decided to work with local clays from pits at Fremington and , both of which have now closed. Eventually we got permission to sell from the premises. We have sold 80% of our work directly to passing trade, and over the years ORGANIC VEG BOXES & those customers and others from the local community have been the base of our trade. ey have been coming back year after year CHRISTMAS TREES and now their children and grandchildren visit us to buy pots. To Farm Gate Organics is a new business based at Koa Tree them we owe our heartfelt thanks. Project, providing Organic Veg / Fruit boxes, delivered to In 1993 the Small School in the village had an exchange with your door. In addition they will deliver bags of  re wood, a village in Japan. is was the country where my grandfather ideal if you’ve forgotten your bulk order, (or for holiday lets). Bernard Leach spent many years working as a potter. He returned You can also have Sabins Premium co ee, locally roasted in to with the philosophy of the Arts and Crafts movement Bude, delivered at the same time. If you own a holiday let, and helped to establish the idea of the potter as the Artist why not give your clients the option of a box of lovely fresh Craftsman. I was very keen to go and visit and work in Japan. So organic veg? thanks to connections made through e Small School visit we e basic veg boxes are £9.75 for a small box, have had eight trips to Japan where we have had exhibitions, given talks and worked with Japanese potters. is has been an exciting £12.75 for a medium, £17.00 for large one. development and in uenced our work. We have developed our Give Mick a call on 07501 494541 or email work over the years, combining Persian blue glazes with traditional [email protected] to place your weekly order. cream and honey North slipware. We have turned about Christmas Trees  fty tons of clay into pots in forty years and feel fortunate to have Farm Gate will be selling Christmas Trees from the farm gate been able to live and work in this beautiful corner of Devon. at Koa Tree from Dec 7th, when they will also be having ank you for all your support and do drop by. I’ve been told their Yuletide Launch Gathering. Why not pop down and potters don’t retire, so we’ll see… Philip Leach support them, have a mulled wine, mince pie and buy a tree or wreath (made by Lauren Brady). Pacha Design will also be open that day showing o their studios and providing hot food and co ee. e trees are locally grown in and if you return them to Mick he will chip them so they’ll end up back in the ground. Either pop down to Koa Tree to buy yours or give Mick a shout - he can also deliver locally. BROADBAND IN STOKE COVER ARTWORK A problem I had with Broadband in Stoke has been solved! A word about our Christmas cover by Suzy Furse BT Broadband has been troublesome until John Zalewski Suzy Furse graduated from Leeds as an Interior Designer in 1995. made the great suggestion of accessing the internet through an Since then she enjoyed a 17 year career working in architectural iphone or smartphone. Vodaphone have a good signal at Stoke practices in Bristol and London. It is therefore no surprise that of 4G. I have stopped BT Broadband and now subscribe to she has a real passion for design, buildings, colour and texture. Vodaphone Unlimited Data which is £23.55 per month (but Having left the architectural and interior design world, Suzy have managed to aquire an extra add on so £34 per month). is now an illustrator of locations (Suzy Furse Illustrations) and I activate hotspot on the phone next to the computer and by greeting card designer (Rhubarb & Squirrel). Suzy married a local man from Hartland, Jamie Furse, and so they visit Peter some miracle  nd the hotspot being o ered alongside wi and Ruth regularly. Suzy then started drawing Hartland and which I then ‘choose’. Have also found plugging the phone Clovelly from her visits and now sells her work in Hartland Post into the computer can work. To add to the ease of getting a O ce and Clovelly Visitor Centre. Suzy has gone to great lengths better broadband, it is cheaper than paying for mobile and to make sure her products are plastic-free. e protective bags broadband from separate providers. are made from potato and corn starch and the cards, prints and Hope this is of use to someone! Maria Bremridge, Stoke notepads are printed onto FSC-Certi ed materials. No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 5 HARTLAND WEATHER August started  ne and predominantly dry with the largely uninterrupted sunshine. Saturday morning’s clear  rst noticeably wet day on Tuesday 6th when 13mm skies meant a beautiful sight of the full moon setting as of rainfall was recorded. Being carnival week, a yellow the sun rose which gave way to another  ne day, perfect weather warning was issued for Friday the 9th. Rain for the repairs to e Quay taking place throughout the swept in on a strong south westerly with 16 mm of rain day. is  ne spell of settled weather continued for the and wind gusting to 30mph, enough to bring down a next week with long spells of unbroken sunshine and a telephone line in Stoke. Carnival day itself saw the wind light breeze predominantly coming from the East. Night speed increase to 35mph in the morning with heavy time, the temperatures fell away as we would expect at rain falling. However, the rain eased in the afternoon to this time of year. e forecasters predicted this  ne spell become more showery and by the evening, died out all would come to an end on Saturday 21st and that’s exactly together. e wind speed also fell steadily and by seven what happened. e next week became unsettled, on o’clock when the parade started, gusts had dropped Monday 23rd, the autumn equinox, was wet and windy; to 25-30 mph. Rainfall for the whole day was 9mm; Tuesday saw just under 30mm of rain fall in 24 hours and nothing compared to the rain that fell during last year’s Saturday 28th was particularly wet and windy when over carnival! An unsettled week followed, dominated by low 20mm of rain fell and the wind gusted to over 35mph. A pressure with the wind on a constant coming from the total of 120mm of rain fell in September. South West. Although the daytime temperature held up October started unsettled and stayed that way for much around the mid to high teens, the dwindling daylight of the month. Up to the 20th October, there was only hours and wind chill factor meant that at times, it felt one completely dry day since 21st September! e third quite autumnal. week of October saw high pressure  nally start to take However, things started to improve in the week building charge, driving away the lows and giving way to dry up to the bank holiday weekend as the jet stream moved bright days, although the clear skies meant a fall in night northwards. Bank holiday Saturday saw warm air drawn time temperatures. A deep low then moved in on a south on a south easterly, long periods of unbroken sunshine westerly building steadily that brought winds gusting to and a top temperature of 28 degrees with a light breeze, over 35 mph. Saturday 26th October was particularly Sunday was a mix of high cloud, the occasional sunny spell wet and miserable with over 30mm of rain falling. By but the most noticeable feature was the lack of wind or late morning, the rain was falling at a rate of 8mm an breeze. Temperatures were pleasant peaking at 20 degrees hour on already saturated ground. Two dry days on, 27th around early afternoon. As the bank holiday came to an and 28th, meant that October saw only three dry days end, Monday stayed  ne and dry, and a top temperature in total! Halloween remained windy, but was at least of 20 degrees so all in all a good holiday weekend. relatively dry for those out trick or treating. As October Overall, August saw 93 mm of rain compared to 103mm drew to a close, yet another area of deep low pressure last year. Solar production was 476 Kwh compared to last brought yet more strong winds and rain making it the year’s 415 Kwh. Sunday 1st September, the  rst day of wettest month of the year so far, with a massive 158mm Autumn, was a bright day with sunny spells and a light of rain falling in total, double that of October last year. breeze on a westerly. Temperature peaked at 18 degrees With shorter days Solar production was 218 kwh, way but the nights had a chill appropriate to the new season down from last year at 275 Kwh, evidence of the thick with overnight temperatures down to 13 degrees. low cloud present for most of the month. Hurricane Dorian that had wreaked havoc over the In the next edition of e Hartland Post, I shall round Bahamas and then Florida in early September, tracked up the year’s weather which should prove interesting North over Greenland and was downgraded to a tropical following this wet Autumn. In the meantime, may I wish storm. e depression was deep enough to a ect our all the readers a very Happy Christmas and healthy and weather with Monday 9th being particularly wet when peaceful New Year. My thanks as ever to Dr. Patrick over 12 mm of rain fell. Gabrielle following Dorian Moore of Stoke for kind permission to use the data from across the Atlantic might sound like a storyline from his weather website. Downton Abbey, but in fact Gabrielle was the second ex Check it out at hartlandweather.co.uk tropical storm that a ected our weather system and was Simon Phillips, Philham responsible for two misty, damp days. Friday 13th proved to be lucky for those enjoying leisure activities as high pressure built from the south bringing a  ne day with

6 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 THE HARTLAND TOWN BAND HARTLAND : CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES AND CAROL TOUR NEW FILMING HOTSPOT !  ursday 12th December Hartland continues to be a very popular  lming location with Bingo in the Parish Hall 7.30pm (Doors open at 6.30pm) three major productions being shot here this year: Rebecca, Monday 16th December Gold Digger and Malory Towers. We await news of when Rebecca will be released with its star-studded cast (Lily James, Band A - Rosedown, Mettaford Farm, e Milky Way, Armie Hammer and Kristin Scott omas). e Old Post O ce Band B - Harton Cross, Goaman Park, Natcott, Pen Y Bryn Wednesday 18th December Hartland Village and e Fire Station (West Street, Spring eld, Fore Street to Gregory Terrace and North Road. We will not be knocking door to door. Please come and support us if you hear us)  ursday 19th December Band A – Tucking Mill, Pattard, Mount Pleasant, Hescott, Gold Digger is currently airing on BBC 1, a gripping story Highdown, Dyke Green about a divorced older woman and a younger man. Band B - e Mill, Downe, Cheristow, Pitt, Titchberry, Malory Towers was  lmed at the Abbey in September, an Saturday 21st December adaptation of Enid Blyton’s classic boarding school series. Band A - Trellick, Lymbridge, Elmscott ey really couldn’t have found a better setting! Band B - Welsford, Summerswell, Wembsworthy, Edistone Sunday 22nd December HARTLAND SOCIETY Methodist Carol Service 6pm We usually meet on third ursdays of the winter months at Band A - Ford, Sutherland, Greenhill, Fosfelle, Philham 7.30pm in the Methodist Hall. Tea and co ee are served at the Band B - Greenlake, Galsham, Stoke end of each meeting. Membership is £5 for the whole season. Guests welcome at £2 per meeting Christmas Eve 12th December (Please note, on the second  ursday) Carols in the Square at 7.30pm How well do you know the parish? In aid of the Childrens Hospice South West For our festive meeting we shall be testing members on their knowledge of their own parish, rounding o with mince pies HARTLAND’S with the customary cuppa. CHRISTMAS LIGHTS 16th January At the end of November, the faithful group of volunteers From Palladium to Parish Hall turned out with their tractors and equipment to put up our e history of Hartland Parish Hall and how it evolved from a Christmas lights and decorations in the Square and Fore street. privately owned 1st World War ex-army hut of corrugated iron ese lights need constant bulb replacements, maintenance to the splendid Parish Hall we enjoy today. We shall also look at how the Pavilion at the Playing Field had also begun life as a 2nd and updating which, of course, all costs money. Collection World War army hut at Cleeve Camp, Morwenstow. Presented boxes have been placed in all the pubs to raise funds for the by Tony Manley. Christmas lights fund. Please do contribute what you can. If 20th February many of us could just pop 50p in the collection boxes it would A look at Social Housing at Hartland make a very big di erence! e role of social housing here in Hartland, including the Town Trust, the alms houses and other charities. Presented by Stephen Hobbs, originator of the Hartland Digital Archive. 19th March  e meeting will commence with the A.G.M. followed by Yet more memorable ‘Tales from the Churchyard’ For the seventh time, Kay Greenish and Joy Cooper have again agreed to share yet more fascinating stories they have been able to discover in their continued researches into the gravestones and memorials within the grounds of our ancient Parish Church of St. Nectan at Stoke.

No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 7 WEST COUNTRY BUZZ: NATURE COUNTS BUMBLEBEES IN HARTLAND HARTLAND'S NATURE Bumblebees are familiar and endearing creatures and, to many of We have set up a Facebook group for nature sightings in us, their gentle buzz evokes the sound of summer. Sadly, a large Hartland – it is called Hartland’s Nature - https://www. proportion of our bumblebee species are su ering a dramatic decline. facebook.com/groups/517357895734969/ A big reason for this is a lack of habitat – quite simply, there just Please do join the group and tell friends and family and help aren’t enough  owers or nesting spaces anymore to support them. us to build a picture of the local wildlife. So far, we have had North Devon is a very special place for wildlife, and it holds some fungi, butter ies, birds, insects, plants, seaweed and jelly  sh! of the last remaining populations of rare bumblebees in the county. NB this is not a place to air political views or to share content Around Hartland, the rare Brown-banded carder bee is only just from other sites unrelated to Hartland. clinging on however, and numbers are perilously low - there have been only two sightings over the last three years of this beautiful bumblebee. Let’s just pause a moment; just two of these bees have been seen around Hartland in three years. We need to act fast if we want to stop this species from becoming locally extinct.

CHRISTMAS GREETINGS Nick Walter, Cyril and Rita Walter would like to wish everyone a happy Christmas and a peaceful New Year. Ralph and Lorna James send Christmas Greetings to all their e Bumblebee Conservation Trust has been working in North friends and neighbours, also thank you to all who support our Devon over the past couple of years on the West Country Buzz Big Book Shop co ee mornings. project to reverse these downward trends in bumblebee numbers. For example, around Hartland, we have worked with landowners Arthur Hobbs, Ann & Alan Hobbs would like to wish family and farmers to increase the number of bumblebee-friendly plants and friends and all the people they know a Merry Christmas by creating or enhancing meadows, and we have been providing and a happy New Year. free bespoke advice. Volunteers have been helping us to survey and Jan and Graham Nichol send best wishes for Christmas and monitor bumblebees in the area, and have been given free training the New Year to all their friends and relatives in Hartland. and equipment through the project.  e Davey family from Stoke Barton Farm will be making a What can you do to help? For us to really change the current depressing donation to the North Devon Cancer and Wellbeing Centre decline of bumblebees, we need to work together. Bumblebees need appeal this year instead of sending greetings cards. We would  owers, and plenty of them. e good news is that we can all do like to wish family, friends and everyone a very Happy Christmas something to help save our bumblebees. If you have a garden, or and very Best Wishes for the New Year. even a window box, you can encourage bumblebees through your choice of plants. Take a look at the Bumblebee Conservation Trust’s Tony and Barbara Manley send warmest greetings to the team website, https://beekind.bumblebeeconservation.org/ to get inspired who bring us the "Hartland Post." Once again this year it has for next year’s planting. Every little bit adds up! been great to see its continued progress, so a very happy fourth birthday! Long may it continue. A very happy Christmas and If you are a landowner and would like free advice with no a peaceful New Year to all the many readers who continue to obligation on how to support bumblebees, please contact wcb@ enjoy our local magazine. bumblebeeconservation.org If you would like to know more about how to identify bumblebees, Jane & Bill Hayes would like to wish everybody a very Happy and to get involved with our surveys and monitoring work, please and Peaceful Christmas and New Year. Our donations in lieu contact us at the above email address and ask to be added to our of cards will be going to the Devon Air Ambulance and the mailing list. We run a series of free identi cation workshops each RNLI this year. year. You can also keep track of events on the events pages of the  e Hartland Post would like to thank all contributors, regular Bumblebee Conservation Trust’s website. or occasional, loyal readers, points of sale and advertisers for We’d also love to hear from you if you have any ideas of how we their wonderful and unfailing support throughout the year. can help bumblebees in Hartland. Perhaps you know of some land Without you there would be no Hartland Post. Special thanks that could be planted with bumblebee-friendly plants, or you would go to computer guru Kris Tooke, to those who have contributed like to help raise awareness of bumblebee declines by helping us at cover artwork and to Simon Phillips, who not only provides the events, or even to run your own event. We have free resources and weather report but also stands in to do delivery service when the training opportunities, so please get in touch! Editor is (often) away. To you all, I send my heartfelt thanks and warmest Christmas greetings. Sally Crofton, Editor Cathy Horsley 8 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 HESCOTT FARM RTLAN NEWS from A D

FAMILY FUN DAY P H L HARTLAND Saturday 24th August, Bank Holiday weekend dawned bright R I O and sunny, the date that Dennis and Jean Goaman, plus their M PRIMARY SCHOOL O family, had organised the Hescott Farm Family Fun Day. ey What a packed start to the year we’ve A R H opened up their family farm, organised tractor rides, games, Y S C had! Our new Reception children have ra es, auction and scrumptious food from venison burgers to settled in well to school life and are starting cream teas. to show their di erent characters and personalities. e Dennis and Jean wish to thank everyone who helped put on children from Class 1 to 4 have already had many di erent the event, attended and donated to two such worthy causes, opportunities this term. Appledore Book Festival delivered the Over and Above Hospital Charity and the Hartland us another great day with an author, Tom McLaughlin, Year and Welcome Cancer Research UK Group. An amazing 6 enjoyed a trip to the Burton Art Gallery to look around a £6,224.78 was raised which will be split 50/50 between the two organisations. Michael Morpurgo exhibition and during Anti-Bullying week 2 members of Year 6 attended an Anti-Bullying workshop at ey had been so pleased with the treatment Dennis had Primary. Year 6 also attended the Remembrance Service received he vowed to give something back to the various organisations. It was a phenomenal success and we would like at the Methodist Church alongside members of the community to thank the Goaman family for such a fantastic event. on 11th November. We are always proud to be involved in this service and to be able to show our children the importance of the day and the way in which it should be respected. Years 1, 2, 3 and 4 have all participated in multiskills festivals this term, working alongside children from other local schools at the Atlantic Racquet Club in Bideford. Both the events were great mornings that helped the children develop their skills, and as always our children were a credit to the school and their families. Key Stage 2 children also had the opportunity to run in a cross-country event at Kingsley School. ey all had fun and tried their best in very muddy conditions! Our commitment to fundraising for good causes continues, with our MacMillan co ee morning after the Harvest Festival raising £173. is year we have become involved with Edukid, a charity that supports children in developing countries through education. We have chosen to sponsor Sandra Auma, a girl in Uganda. Our  rst event, a bric-a-brac sale and non- NEWS FROM NOAH’S PLACE uniform day, raised £167 – a great start towards the annual On Saturday 9th November we had our Pumpkin Smash. Due £300 we have pledged. anks to all those who donated items to bad weather, we had to relocate to Clovelly Social Club, but to sell. We also continue to support Children in Need, with that didn't stop people from coming out. We had a smashing a fancy dress day on the 15th November and selling family day (excuse the pun) and we managed to raise £80 from the stakes in the Children in Need ‘Big Duck Race’! Pumpkin Smash and we had a Holiday ra e which we raised Looking forward to the rest of the term we will soon be in the £425 (this was to win a week's holiday here at Gallantry Bower full throes of Christmas! Please come along to support out in the Holiday Let). Christmas Bingo on ursday 5th December. Our Christmas Our next big event is the Valentines Ball on the 15th February play this year will be on Tuesday and Wednesday 10th and 2020. is will be held at Village Hall, Southlands Dr, 11th December. Torrington EX38 8RH. Tickets cost £30 (£10 non-refundable We currently have vacancies within the Pre –School, please deposit) and for this you get a 3 course meal, there will be a live band SOUL INTENTION (played at e Pier House, contact the school o ce 01237 441258 if you are interested Appledore Community Hall, Croyde Bay and many more) in sending your child to Pre-School or increasing their and drinks at reception upon arrival (black tie optional). Also current hours. Don’t forget our Community Kitchen is open there will be an Auction and a Ra e in aid of Noah's Place, for throughout term time. Menu is available from the school more information on this event, please contact Lesley Holland website: www.hartland.devon.sch.uk or the school o ce and on: 01237 431511 or email her at: [email protected] can be viewed on the school notice board. Please check the We are still looking for volunteers to help out at Noah's Place, school notice board or website for the weekly newsletter or so if you have a bit of spare time on your hands why not come our Facebook page to keep up to date with diary events. and have a look around and see what we do. Naomi Tottle Executive Headteacher No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 9 326(HARTLAND) SQUADRON ATC

326 Hartland Squadron, on Parade! After returning from our hectic week, the cadets were full force, back in to preparations for the annual Gri n adventure training camp, Remembrance Day and our Open Night, but it hasn’t all been hard work with our cadets.

Well, what a busy end to our summer…. So, I survived my week at RAF St. Mawgan, with all the sta and cadets who attended Summer Camp. e cadets even coped with my driving all week, after I pulled the short straw and spent my week on bus duty! We Having enjoyed shooting so much on summer camp, 2 of our enjoyed many visits all around Cornwall and at various sections on cadets joined me on an air ri e shoot at Bideford Sqn. “With the base its self, but I’ll let the cadets tell you all about it and the only a few cadets there. I knew I would get quite a lot of rounds rest of our activities. this day. It was my turn to shoot, so I got down in to the prone position, was issued my 10 rounds. I loaded my  rst one, checking my safety catch of course! Lining my sights up with the target, my  rst shot landed straight in the bullseye! I was so proud, I did it again, until all my rounds were gone, not all with quite such accuracy, but when I was  nished, I went with Sir to check my target. He was shocked, but not as shocked as me, when my target was scored, I was so happy with my score! My wrist was aching from the weight of the ri e, but I didn’t mind, and was looking forward to my next shot. It was a good day and I got to shoot over 100 rounds, I also managed to achieve my Trained Shot badge, along with Cdt orne. It was a really good day and I look forward “On the 17th of August, eight cadets attended Annual Summer to the next chance I will get, hopefully I will manage to achieve my Camp at RAF St Mawgan. During our time we took part in Marksman’s award next time!” Cdt A. Cornish many enjoyable activities, such as air ri e shooting and leadership Several of our cadets also attended inter region sports competitions training. e leadership and team building activities we did helped held recently, at Tidworth Garrison. me make new friends from around the Wing and also helped to “On Sunday 13th October me, Cdts B. Heard, A. Clark, A. develop my leadership skill, which I am putting to good use on Cornish, C. Prouse, N. orne and G. Prouse all attended wing the squadron. I especially enjoyed our visit to Pendennis Castle, sports, the largest turn out from any sqn in our wing. Me and Billy where we got to watch the big artillery guns  re – not an everyday were playing in the junior football. Billy got to play up front and occurrence! We also visited the St. Mawgan museum, located on even scored the majority of the gaols! I normally play a back, but the actual air eld, where we saw many planes and helicopters, and got thrown in to goal last minute, not my usual position! Although got a guided tour around a VC-10 by 2 ex-airmen, who had served I had never really played goalie before, and let in a few goals, I also on VC-10 squadrons during their service! We also had the chance made a couple of good saves and got a few handy tips from one of to take part in a drill competition, scored by 2 ex Raf Regiment the linesmen! As a result, I somehow got picked as reserve goalie for NCOs…. And our  ight won, the  ight sergeant was very happy! the southwest region when we go to nationals in February! Despite It was a long week, but we are looking forward to doing it again not managing to put in the biggest team, Devon and Somerset next year!” Cdts A. Cornish and C. Prouse still managed to come 2nd overall! As for the rest of them, Billy also got chosen for the junior football team, Lexie got picked for the Senior netball team and Ashleigh got through with the Junior Hockey team. Not a bad day all round!” Cdt M. Morgan In October some of our cadets attended Gri n Camp, Cdt B. Edwards was one of these cadets, here is his report from the week. “I spent the week at MOD Swynnerton, on our annual adventure training camp. On this camp we did bubble football,  eld craft training, casualty simulation training, clay pigeon shooting,

10 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 PROJECT PRICKLES Archery and many, many more activities! I enjoyed the bubble Quiz Night at the Hart in aid of Project Prickles hedgehog football most, it had nothing to do with my group pushing each rescue centre other over… honest! I wasn’t quite so keen on the ri e drill, the ri es were heavy and it was very tiring and repetitive. I gained I was extremely touched that so many people came to e a lot of knowledge over the week and met sooooo many more Hart Inn for our fundraising quiz to help us continue our cadts than at summer camp, as there were nearly 300 cadets there! work rescuing and rehabilitating local hedgehogs. It was Overall it was a great experience, (even the not so good parts!) and very encouraging to hear that so many of you actually have I would like to do it again next year, though maybe they could do hedgehogs in your gardens. I recognised a few previous clients away with all the early morning starts, as I was very tired by the who have had their hedgehogs returned after being nursed by end of the week!” Cdt B. Edwards. us. I was regaled with hog stories and some very interesting After all our cadets hard work, early mornings and many activities, we found ourselves once again in the run up to Remembrance Day. is questions, which all made for a very convivial evening. is always a very poignant time of year for us all, and with the changes rough your generosity and numbers - 70 quiz participants to the parade layout this year, we had some practising to do! With @ £2.50 each, we received £175 and the ra e brilliantly run uniform all smart and poppies on display, our cadets took part in the morning service at Clovelly, both parading the banner and giving by Sheila Philips raised £212. In total you raised an astounding a reading. After this we mustered at Hartland for our main parade. £387! e service was, as always,  tting and heartfelt. Our cadets also had Our thanks go to the Hartland Post and to Laura at the Hart the honour of reading the Exhortation and Epitaph this year. It is for making this event happen. We thank you from the bottom always nice to see the gathering of the village to remember the sacri ce made by so many over the years. And as always, the cadets enjoyed the of our hearts from Gay, Hazel, Lesley and all the hedgehogs wonderful refreshments provided by the Legion afterwards. past, present and future. As November draws to a close, we host our Annual Presentation Gay Kite, Project Prickles, Southole and Awards evening. is year, the cadets have been working on an environmental project, looking speci cally at the coast line and If you would like to support Project Prickles, local artists Clive what we can do to help on environment. Hopefully a presentation Brocklehurst of the White Hare, has produced a series of three everyone found interesting! It is also the evening where our lovely hedgehog cards. Available at various craft fairs, at White squadron trophies are awarded to the top cadets in the sqn, and Hare Gallery in Hartland and online at www.whitehare.co.uk. rounds o the year of hard work by our cadets. is years’ winners Pack of three cards for £5.00. At least 50% of the sale price are as follows… goes to Project Prickles. ey will also be on sale at the Hart Sports Male – Jointly to Cdts M. Morgan and B. Heard Sports Female – Jointly to Cdts A. Clark and A. Cornish Inn pamper night on 12 December. Shooting Progress to Cdt N. orne Top Shot – Cdt S. Heard Aviation Award – Cdt D. Pritchard Community Shield – Cdts C. Prouse, G Prouse and B. Edwards Smartest Cadet – Cdt A. Cornish Drill Cadet – Cdt B. Heard Junior Cadet – Cdt G. Prouse Intermediate Cadet – Cdt L O’Sullivan Best Female – Cpl L. relkeld Best Male – FS C. Johns Best NCO – FS J. Burns Winning Flight - Gladiator And a special congratulations goes to Sgt Lilian relkeld on her promotion! A CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION Now we wind down from the year’s activities and look forward to FOR HARTLAND Christmas, our break over the new year and towards a new year of e community has joined together to create a window display trial, tribulations, hard work, camp, learning and hopefully(!) a lot Advent Calendar, starting at 12 Fore Street and continuing of fun. In recent years we have seen quite a decline in our cadet through the village. e displays will be illuminated from numbers, and would like to see this rise. As such, we will be having dusk until 9pm. e route, map and lea ets can be found another intake night on Monday 13th January, and would like to at the Post O ce. Hartland Primary school children invite along anyone who feels cadets may interest them, both as a have helped decorate the Post O ce window. Enjoy the cadet, or in becoming a member of sta . countdown to Christmas! All of us at Hartland Sqn would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a very merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year! Signing o for 2019, FS Z Hill No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 11 his own generator or a supply from W. T. Westlake across the road for in No. Looking back . . . with Tony Manley 377, May 1929 he reported in just one sentence: “ is is the  rst Chronicle printed by electric power (720 copies).” Electricity comes to Hartland It was also in 1929 that a mains supply to Hartland was rst proposed, Again another article that is only possible through the archive of the but such was the frustrating sequence of events, it is little wonder that amazing 'Hartland Chronicles' through which this time we can discover in the end local people went ahead and formed their own generating how Hartland rst became electri ed! company. It is well worth reprinting just a little of what I was able to Hartland’s earliest experiences of electricity was the lighting that nd in the Chronicles as it makes fascinating reading! came with the Annual Fairs and visiting Circuses when people saw for No. 384, September 1929: In regard to the proposed Bideford and themselves the brilliance of Electric Lighting, as illustrated by reports District Electricity Special Extension Order, a request was received that in the ‘Hartland Chronicle’ of the time: No. 13, October 1897 - e the Council give its consent, which is necessary. e Clerk said the Order Michaelmas Fair was rather larger than has been the case for the last few would give the Company power to provide electricity in every parish in their years. e pleasure fair attracted both Lewis’ and Brewers steam circuses and district, except , where they already had power. e Chairman the usual shooting galleries, sweet stalls, etc. e e ect of the electric light, said he believed if the Bideford Company did not go to Hartland, the Bude driven by the powerful locomotive engine, “Empress of the West.” being very Company might be applying for powers to provide electricity there. e brilliant. en in No. 244, March 1917 - Petvin Bros, of Bude, brought Company would undertake to supply electricity in Hartland within two their Cinema Show to the Church Room, Feb. 12th, March 3rd, 9th and years of obtaining the Order. Some members thought the area in Hartland 10th. e electric light which showed the pictures so clearly was generated proposed to be served was too limited (Methodist Church to King’s Arm’s), in a motor van outside. Each day they had a matinee and all times a good and the Clerk explained that the Council could recommend any additions audience.  e Petvin Bros paid regular visits here until March 1922. they liked to the Order. e Chairman thought the Council would rather Homes remained lit by candles and oil lamps for many years and it support a Bideford Company than one farther away. was well into the 1920s that private electric generating plants were rst For more than a year Hartland waited, without any sign of a supply installed. No. 352, March 1927 - Messrs. Westlake and Son have put in forthcoming and then in No. 401, January 1931 we nd: Bideford Rural the  rst Petter “Alpha” petrol engine and dynamo set for electric light and Council, Tuesday, 30th December 1930, agreed to consent to an application accumulator in our town. A year later, No. 366, April 1928 - Messrs G. by Bideford and District Electricity Supply Company, Limited, for an Gi ord & Sons have installed an electric lighting plant which was used for amendment of their special order, to include the rural district parishes of the  rst time on February 28th. Mr. Kingsbury purchased the 25 volt set Monkleigh and only, instead of the whole of the parishes in the Messrs Westlake and Son have had in use, with which he lights the New Inn Rural district, as originally applied for. It was stated that the original draft and Vicarage. Messrs. Westlake have put in a 50-volt set in the place of it. order, by which the company had to lay a main to Hartland within two During the following decades many of the farms and business installed years, had never been proceeded with. e Chairman said the Company their own generator to produce their electricity supply. promoted an Order and then sold to another Company which was not going Hartland Light & Power Company to proceed on anything like the scale of the former Company’s Order, and they wanted the Council to con rm that part of the Order which included In the ‘Hartland Times’ in 1991 I set out to write something about the Littleham and Monkleigh only and have nothing to do with the rest. Now ‘Hartland Light and Power Company Limited’ fascinatingly named - a there is no idea of going to Hartland at all. He presumed there was no subject made even more interesting by objection to that. Mr. W. J. Pillman: en I take it the company will have a set of documents kindly sent by Alan no powers in regard to Hartland now? e Chairman (Mr. W. H. Rogers): Dobson of London. Alan’s family bought No, I think you will be quite free to go to the Bude side now if you wish. the company when it ceased providing Mr. Jas. Lang (Monkleigh) proposed the adoption of the resolution asked for power, selling o the equipment, and he and this was seconded and carried without further discussion. was keen that the documentation should remain here in Hartland. So, against this background of disappointment, the desire arose in Hartland to do something about it for themselves. Mr. L. S. Kingsbury, To digress brie y: Alan’s family have had long associations with owner of the New Inn (now the Hart Inn), who was already supplying Hartland, his grandfather, Cyril Dobson, marrying a local girl, Eleanor a six-light supply to the Vicarage next door from his own small 25-volt Fulford of Trellick Farm. She was very good at dairy work and when Sir plant, along with District Councillor Wm. J. Pillman, the butcher, of Lewis Stucley of Hartland Abbey had house guests from Burghley Hall, Bay House, Hartland, decided to form a company and install a plant. Rutland, it was arranged that Eleanor should go back with them for a  ey rightly remained totally sceptical that what was promised would period to look after the dairy and show the sta how to do things the not come about, such as: No. 404, May 1931 - Messrs. Christy Bros & Co., Devon way.  is was in 1898 when she was eighteen. Cyril, also born Ltd., Chelmsford, Engineers to , , Bude, in 1880 but in Windsor, had been working for the Egham and Staines and other Electric undertakings, say Hartland will have a public supply this Electricity Company and had been sent to help install power at Burghley year. - and how right they were! Hall and there he met Eleanor. Subsequently he cycled the 200+-miles from Windsor to Hartland to renew the friendship and they were  erefore, in No. 409, December 1931 we read: e Hartland Electric married about the turn of the century and lived at Staines. Subsequently Light and Power Co., Ltd., was registered as a private company on December Cyril started a cycle shop and, in 1910, a motor garage.  ey had ve 5th. Capital: £2,000 in £1 shares. Objects: to carry on at Hartland or children. Alan and his brother spent the war years in Hartland and the elsewhere, the business of electric lighting, supply, etc. family name often crops up in the ‘Hartland Chronicle.’ For instance, in  e founding signatories to the Memorandum of Association were No. 385, October 1929 - “Messrs Dobson, of Staines, drove their Vauxhall William J. Pillman, Butcher, of Bay House and Louis S. Kingsbury, car up Cutcli e Hill on Tuesday evening, September 24th. e loose stones Licensed Victualler, of the New Inn.  ese two, investing heavily in and dust were thrown about by the spinning tyres. As far as we know this the company, were joined by their wives, the four of them holding 300 is the  rst-time a car has shares each.  ey were joined by Ivon L. Gregory, Vicar of Hartland, climbed the steepest hill who became secretary of the company, and his wife, Edith, and both in the neighbourhood.” invested in 300 shares each. Cory Burrow, with his A small generating plant was installed fondness for the Aladdin at the rear of the New Inn in a converted para n lamps (which shippon, which has long since been he stocked and sold!) did demolished. Rather than produce not seem too moved by alternating current, like the mains today, the arrival of electricity it generated a direct current 230-volt and references to it are supply which, alas, was prone to  icker rather sparse. But by even at the best of times. During the A recent photo of Lands End Trial which started 1929 he had embraced hours power was needed the plant had using the Hill in 1934. it himself, either from to be started and switched o afterwards.

12 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 the people of Hartland. Much superior to the local supply, some who had already been wired for the Hartland system changed over and the local supply was in serious trouble. In modern parlance, the writing was on the wall! Overtures were made by the Company, o ering to buy out the Hartland Light and Power Company, but - perhaps because of all the frustrations they had endured over the years - the directors refused. Meanwhile, other events were happening worldwide that would hasten its end more speedily, with storm clouds gathering over Europe as war threatened.  e nal reference to the local supply in the ‘Hartland Chronicle’ was in No. 491, November 1939 (following the outbreak of war in September): Dr. Sawers was unable to attend the Women’s Institute on ursday, 28th September 1939 for his lecture, because the meeting was held in the afternoon instead of the evening on account of lighting restrictions. Whilst under the ‘Church News’ we nd: St. John’s: e e ort to keep the light from being seen outside is most successful; 3-ply boards being used. Services in St. John’s Chapel of Ease are continued as usual on Sunday evenings, arrangements having been made to black out the windows. is is one of the few places near to do so, most places having decided to hold evening services earlier in the afternoon on account of cost and trouble with blinds, and congregations being obliged to travel in darkness.  is must have been the nal straw, with the major use for locally generated electricity gone - the street lights could not be used - the company struggled Many older members of the community could recall stories of the on a little longer before nally stopping power production.  e company temperamental nature of Hartland’s own generating plant as it needed a was nally wound up and in early 1941 the Dobson family purchased great deal of attention and the names most often referred to who had the it from the shareholders for a fraction of the money the six of them had dubious task of caring for it were garage owners Bill Huggins and Bill invested to set it up. Superseded by progress, Hartland had lost for ever its Heard along with Jack Williams. It seems it was a rather di cult beast to own privately-owned public utility. start: with a large, heavy  ywheel, this had to be rocked backwards and West Devon - later to be S.W.E.B. after nationalisation - continued forwards to get the engine in the right position before inserting a lighted to bring the mains supply to the whole area - a task disrupted by the cartridge, which in turn red the engine. war, and it took well into the 1960s, and now just memories of such Obviously the Hartland generating company was functioning very an oddity as ‘ e Hartland Light and Power Company Limited’ is all quickly for in the same No. 409 issue Cory recorded: e Electric Street that remains. But what a grand aim it was on the part of those who Lamps were  rst lit on Friday, 11th December 1931. A number of the started the company, not prepared to wait until mains electricity should public buildings also installed the home generated electric power for arrive from some outside source, but rather to get on and generate their lighting. No. 411, April 1932 - A new turret to St. John’s Chapel had been own.  ey were certainly poorly rewarded for their investment! When erected and the electric light installed. the company was nally wound up and sold to the Dobson family the Frequent references also concerned problems: No. 461, August 1936 - shareholders received just 15% of their original holding, 15p for each rough an engine breakdown at our electric works Friday, 31st July, 1936, £1.00 share! (£45 for an original £300 outlay!) public lighting failed. By great e orts and all-night work supply was resumed  e Second World War put paid to further advances and strict Wednesday, 5th August.  en more seriously, No. 473, September 1937 - regulations to ensure that homes and buildings were fully blacked out A  re occurred at the Electricity Works Wednesday night, 25th August 1937, at night lasted for over ve years, the war also stopping the publication through heat of exhaust pipe. Considerable damage was done. Mr. W. T. of the Hartland Chronicle. But from 1958 to 1968, the late Geo James Westlake promptly arrived with his Minimax and extinguished it. meticulously kept cuttings from the Bideford Gazette and during that Alas, Hartland’s own Electric Light and Power Company was never to decade the Parish Council constantly battled to get the whole of the become the hoped for success. Born out of frustration at the slowness of parish connected to the mains electric, a process that seemed endless. outside larger companies to commit themselves to supplying the more An interesting item from the Gazette, March 1959: “People were being reliable alternating current, it was never really up to the demands made put to unnecessary added expense because they could not pay their electricity of it and people were very slow to embark on the costly task of installing accounts somewhere in Hartland, it was urged at last week’s meeting of the heavy lead cables and ttings needed to bring a supply into their Hartland Parish Council. At last month’s meeting a reply was received from homes. But a major bene t shared by everyone was the public street lighting provided by the Company. Local people did not take to the system in any great numbers and when the plant was eventually sold just three dozen house meters were listed.  ese were heavy mercury-type meters, not known for their e ciency. Basil Dark, who retired after fty years with both West Devon and later SWEB, recalled being told that all that was needed was a sharp clout on the side of the meter to keep the size of the bill down! Competition from outside was also always threatening, though it took years to actually arrive. Two years after promising to have a supply here within the year, Christy Bros, owners of West Devon Electric Supply Company, were again making proposals, but again nothing materialised. I am not exactly sure just when the West Devon Electricity Company nally brought a supply into Hartland but the ‘Chronicles’ reveal that the matter was still brewing years later: No. 478, March 1938 - To Bideford Rural District Council, Tuesday, 22nd November 1937, West Devon Electric Supply Company Limited applied for consent to the erection of overhead mains at Hartland. It was impossible CLOVELLY CROSS ELECTRICITY BOARD 1956. Taken for to place the cables underground owing to prohibitive cost, but they the SWEB house magazine Autumn issue, the Clovelly sta , left to would do everything possible to make a neat job of poles and wires. right: Brian Taylor, Ken Rowe, George Smith, Nick Kelly, Reg Tridgell But come it did, and the supply found increasing favour with (Assistant Branch Manager), and Basil Dark.

No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 13 the S.W. Electricity Board stating that accounts should be paid to their by Mr. Victor Newman, Central Electricity Generating Board hydro-electric central o ce or at a local Service Centre. Mr. H. Harris again drew the engineer. He also revealed that the scheme involved the provision of a salt Council’s attention to the di culty of old-age pensioners and others who water storage reservoir at Cranford covering 340 acres. Likely starting date had small electricity bills in having to post their accounts. In some cases, was 1967 with construction taking about  ve years.” the postage was practically as much as the electricity bill for the quarter, he But, surprise, surprise, in November 1967, the Gazette reported: said. e nearest centre was at Clovelly Cross, a shilling ‘bus ride away from Scrapping of Power Project a Heavy Blow! e Decision of the Central Hartland. Electricity Generating Board to drop their multi-million-pound pumped  en in November 1965 came the exciting news: “Hydro-electric scheme storage scheme at has brought intense disappointment to at Bucks Cross will cost £25 million. A labour force rising to near the 2,000 Bideford Rural Council who stood to gain economic and other advantages. mark at the peak would be required on construction work on the proposed We never did get our hydro-electric scheme and the early opportunity hydroelectric storage scheme in Bucks Cross area it was revealed on Tuesday for a step towards renewable energy!

ank you to all the shops, schools and organisations that HARTLAND ROYAL allow us to place Poppy Boxes at their premises, also to the BRITISH LEGION volunteers who go door to door collecting; it is all appreciated. REMEMBRANCE A total of £4,200 was collected. PARADE 2019  e annual Service of Remembrance on Sunday, 10th November was certainly a very well attended occasion this year. With the organisers, Hartland RBL, having made a number of alterations this year, the parade led by Hartland Town Band from the Hartland RBL in North Street, lined up with the banner party at the bottom of the square. A new service of remembrance had been prepared with the help of Hartland Team Rector, Rev. Jane Skinner, who along with other church leaders, led the service. On parade this year for the rst time were a large group of Woolsery Scouts, joining with the Hartland RBL, Hartland ATC, Bideford Sea Cadets, Hartland H.M. Coastguard and Hartland Fire & Rescue Service.  e wreath laying ceremony was accompanied by a piper from Bideford Youth Pipe Band. As a result of a huge community e ort during the year in which volunteers from several groups, including the W.I., Arts and Crafts Club and other individuals, knitted a multitude of poppies and these had been created into two large swathes that were hung from St. John’s clock tower. – a truly impressive and poignant display. It is hoped that these will be able to be part of the service each year.  e customary two-minutes silence was observed at the Playing Field on Monday, 11th November at 11 a.m. and this was followed by the children of Class Four at Hartland Primary School, accompanied by their teaching sta , Mr. Teuchmaun, Mrs. Toase and Mrs. Gossling, placing pebbles amongst the wreaths on the war memorial.  e children had each decorated their pebble with a painting of a remembrance poppy and on the underside had inscribed the name of one of the thirty-seven men listed on the memorial who lost their lives in both the rst and second world wars. A very special and moving tribute to the fallen.

14 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 ST. NECTAN'S CHURCH By the time you read this article, I’m rather hoping that the rain DIARY we’ve been deluged by will have stopped for a while. It’s certainly Sundays; at St Nectan's unless indicated been a wet and windy autumn so far. I’m always a little sad when Please check website and notices for last minute changes the swallows leave at the end of summer, but there is something December quite wonderful about their replacements, the starlings. I’ve 1st 11am Christingle been out walking on several late afternoons and have had to stop 8th 11am Sung Eucharist and marvel at their amazing murmurations - creating incredible 11th 7pm Light up a Life; Woolsery church patterns in the sky. I’m also woken every morning by a very loud 15th 10am Breakfast Church ; Methodist Hall 17th 7pm Carol Service group that gather in my neighbour’s tree, but I can think of worse 22nd 11am Baptism and Holy Communion noises to be woken by. When out and about I also enjoy the 24th 3pm Crib Service wonderful croaky call of the pheasants, such an autumnal sound, 11.30pm Midnight Eucharist although I do wish they wouldn’t try to run under my car! 25th 10am Holy Communion Harvest festivals are behind us and we’ve also seen the other 29th 11am Group service; Clovelly church secular celebrations of Halloween and Guy Fawkes night. In our January churches we have celebrated All Saints Day and have also marked 5th 11am United Covenant Service; Methodist the Christian event of All Souls. e word Halloween originates chapel from these festivals – All Hallows Eve. On this day we remember Services below have not yet been con rmed; please check all our loved ones who have died and take the opportunity to website, notice light candles in their memory. It’s a time we can meet together boards or pew lea et for up to date information and take comfort from each other. is year around 80 people 12th 11am Sung Eucharist 19th 10am Breakfast Church; Methodist hall attended the service, which was held, rather appropriately, in All 26th 11am Sung Eucharist Hallows Church in Woolsery. Look out for the service next year! February It may move around our churches in the Mission Community. 2nd 11am Morning Worship For those that don’t know, our Hartland Coast Mission 4pm Candlemas; venue t.b.a. Community encompasses 9 parishes (10 churches) and we 9th 11am Sung Eucharist encourage everybody to join in with services that may be 16th 10am Breakfast Church; Methodist hall happening outside of Hartland as well as in St Nectan’s. For more 23rd 11am Sung Eucharist info on these, please pick up a copy of ‘Hartbeat’, the Mission March Community magazine. Of course, much goes on in our Methodist 1st 11am Morning Worship Church here too and joint services happen twice a month, and 8th 11am Sung Eucharist our Messy Church meets every month in the Methodist Hall. 15th 10am Breakfast Church; Methodist hall Remembrance was observed last Sunday, and the Service in the 22nd 11am Sung Eucharist Square was well attended. It was lovely to have the Uniformed Wednesdays in the Church Rooms organisations from Woolsery parading this year as well. Many 11am Holy Communion NOT December 25th or January 1st 12.15pm Community Lunch in termtime only. NOT thanks to all behind the scenes at the British Legion who provided December 25th, January 1st or February 19th a wonderful spread of food before and after the service, and a MESSY CHURCH warm refuge, although thankfully, and unusually, we didn’t need 3.30pm in the Methodist Hall (December 18th, February 12th) to dry out this year! Look out for the posters con rming dates. In the churches we are now gearing up for our Christmas services It helps with catering if you tell Jane you will be coming and celebrations. It seems that Christmas arrives in our shops earlier every year and the wonderful season of Advent gets overlooked. Try to take some ‘time out’ before Christmas to HARTLAND ART AND CRAFT CLUB prepare mentally and physically for the celebration. is informal group meets on the second and fourth ursdays is year we are preparing for Christmas by having a village from 10am – 1pm in the Methodist church hall. We have a tutorial advent calendar (the brainchild of Joy Cooper). Look out for once a month and an open session, where you bring something houses displaying numbers from 1st Dec, with displays to light of your own to do, at the other meeting. If you don’t want to up the countdown to the big day. ere will be a mix of ‘secular’ attend the tutorial, please come along with your own project. Tea displays as well as more religious ones, so there will be something and co ee are available at each meeting. Cost is currently £2 per for everyone to see. ey will be displayed after Christmas, as the meeting. is might be revised at the AGM in March. season of Christmas actually starts on Christmas Day, the  rst of e programme has not yet been  nalised. the twelve days of Christmas! Date are January 9th, 23rd, February 13th, 27th, I look forward to seeing many of you at the Carol suppers, March 12th, 26th another fantastic community event and hopefully at some of the For more information, please contact other seasonal events that go on in this wonderful village. Of Kay Greenish 441091 or Danielle Macbride 441603 course, I hope to see you at church services too! With Every Blessing, Rev'd Jane Hayes

No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 15 CHICKS IN THE STICKS New rural women’s group Chicks in the Sticks got o to a  ying start in October with around 50 women from as far a eld as Bude, Stratton, Morwenstow and Hartland coming to Welcombe Village Hall to get things started. We gathered to chat, eat cake, drink wine, network and make some natural deodorant in addition to getting our ideas together and launching the group. e pool table and ping pong added to the general hysteria and a little quiz broke the ice nicely. e results of a questionnaire handed A NEW SHOP IN SHOP! out on the night con rmed that there Partially funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural is a real demand in the area for a time Development, the Leader project and the Atlantic and Moor local and a place for us all to get together, action group, this well-stocked new convenience store means there meet new people, learn some new is now an excellent place to shop and eat for the local community. skills and let our hair down. ere was e shop is open 7 days a week from 7 to 7 and stocks newspapers, a great mix of the ‘self-partnered’, new bakery items (including Red Dog bread), groceries, local produce mums to grannies, new neighbours and crafts, o licence...and all your everyday essentials. e cafe is open every day 9-4 (except Mondays and Tuesdays when it closes and old friends meeting up for a range at 2pm) serving very yummy cakes, breakfast, light lunches, hot of reasons from wanting to get out pasties, take away food and drink. Outdoor seating. of the house and enjoy some adult Find Furze stores opposite the Community Centre in Shop, company, to wanting to feel less isolated. For the second meet-up Morwenstow EX23 9SL in November, Daniella of Shoreside Macrame and the Morwenstow Tel. 01288 331468 email: [email protected] Knit and Natter group put on two workshops-making a macrame snow ake, and knitting small squares, ideal for beginners, to be made CLOVELLY up into a baby blanket and donated to the Special Care Baby Unit at North Devon Hospital. is time everyone was so engrossed, albeit Boxing Day Barbecue with some swearing and a lot of laughing, that we almost forgot December 26, 2019 Boxing Day Barbecue should make the perfect follow-up to to eat the cake! We also had time to go through the questionnaires Christmas day for all your family and friends. Enjoy a lunch since October and had been busy getting together a programme of barbecue with live music on the quay with FREE entrance into workshops and events which we were able to announce on the night, the village all day. So come and park at the Visitor Centre. Take starting on December 5th with Lauren Brady running a workshop a walk along the estate and/or explore the village in the morning. making natural foraged Christmas wreaths. Bring some foliage if you en come on down to the Red lion on the quay. Cooking starts can and any keepsakes or favourite decorations you’d like to include. at midday and the live music runs from 1pm to 3pm. e Red Lion serves some great mulled cider. If you are more of a chocolate January’s meet-up will be a week later, on Jan 9th giving the new person, then try one of the delicious, hot chocolate drinks. ere year hangovers time to clear and will be a talk by one of the Penbode will be a Land Rover available this year if you do not wish to walk Veterinary team on pet and wildlife  rst aid. February will be a back up. e Christmas lights will be in place. tutored wine tasting by Lydia Underwood (BSc Hons Viticulture and New Years Eve Fancy Dress Party Oenology don’t you know!), followed in March by Alice of Welcombe December 31, 2019 Pottery and her creative pottery workshop. An amazing New Year Party available for both resident and Future events include Willow Weaving, a Spanish themed bring and non- residence guests. Pirates of Clovelly were real people and share super with some language tuition thrown in, and a tour of Sue we like to throw a party for them once a year. So come, join in Dollimore’s lovely organic garden and apiary. and become a pirate for the night! Visiting Pirates not bunking in Clovelly’s Inn’s - Free entrance to the village. We meet the  rst ursday of every month (except January on the 9th) at Welcombe Village Hall at 7.30pm. Entrance is by suggested Lentsherd February 25, 2020 donation of £4 and there’s no membership or obligation to attend Lentsherd (pronounced ‘Lanshard’) is an old Clovelly Shrove Tuesday custom. Historically the aim is to chase bad spirits more than once, or to take part in the workshop if you do come, away and drive the devil into the sea before Lent. is has just pop along if you fancy it. Give us a follow on Facebook and look been going on for centuries. At dusk children set o Down-a- out for the event posters around the local area for info or call (Lydia Long, dragging their clattering tin cans. When they reach the 01237 441621) or email us [email protected] if you’d harbour, the children’s cans are tied together thrown into the like to get in touch. Harbour (later retrieved). We like to invite as many children as possible to take part in Lentsherd. Free entry after 4.30 p.m.

16 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 BOOK REVIEW A Christmas book gift for yourself, your family, the planet Active Hope – How to face the mess we’re in without going crazy By Joanna Macy and Chris Johnstone is book is for you if the endless barrage of bad news about our planet’s health is depressing you and paralysing you. Its authors have impressive pedigrees, and it brings some really welcome tools for understanding, resilience and action. e authors start by identifying the three stories of our time: HARTLAND HILLBILLIES GO ‘Business As Usual’; (everything is  ne and can continue); ‘ e Great Unravelling’ (which sees the dangers of ‘Business ON MISSION UNBREAKABLE! as Usual’ and recognises the threat to our survival) and On 13 October, 14 Hillbillies entered Mission Unbreakable. ‘ e Great Turning’ (which is the transition that is already is was a very muddy, boggy 10km run that included 40 underway - from a doomed economy of industrial growth to obstacles including .....  re, ice bath, rope climbs, river a life-sustaining society which is committed to the recovery crossings and the infamous 'sheep dip' (being dipped into a of our world.) Most people are living story one and two at  owing muddy river and pushed underwater under a bridge the same time so no wonder it’s so hard; but the good news and out the other side) and loads more. Mission Unbreakable is that ever increasing numbers of people are living the ‘Great was in aid of the North Devon Hospice. Turning’. Humanity really is extraordinarily creative, but e Hillbillies hosted a co ee morning at the Pavilion to raise only when we drop the fear-based approach to life, which is funds the week before the mission and raised £1079.70p. We much fostered by the media. Fear triggers the ‘ ght or  ight’ also had an online ‘just giving’ page which raised £680.00 mechanism, which shuts down the creative parts of the brain. bringing the total sum raised to £1759.70p. So the content of the book focuses on Joanna’s extensive work, A fab day out and amazing teamwork by all, supporting each called the ‘Work at Reconnects’, o ering really practical other through the obstacles. Bearing in mind that many ways to become part of ‘ e Great Turning’. It’s so simple, and runners faced and conquered their fears, including heights, it’s free. I can vouch for it, after doing a really lovely, inspiring con ned spaces and being underwater! ank you from us all workshop in the summer. It’s all about connecting to each to all those that helped us raise this incredible sum. other, to our own resilient and creative nature, to gratitude, to Nature, to bigger perspectives and our innate compassion. is is not just for reading and learning – the authors invite us to get together and use ‘Active Hope’ as a work book, which is one of the reasons I’m writing this – if anyone would like to do that, or just  nd out more, I would love to hear from you. You can contact me on [email protected]. e other reason I’m writing this is because I reckon we could all use some good news! Sarah Macdiarmid NEWS from HARTLAND METHODIST CHURCH e Newton St. Petrock Male Voice Choir came to the Chapel on 22nd December at 6 p.m. e service will be led by Rev. Stephen Sunday, 20th October and gave a superb concert during which Hill and a warm invitation is extended to everyone to come along their ladies group also took part. Led by their musical director, and join us for this very special Christmas celebration. Norman Turner, they were accompanied by Millicent Hill and ere will also be a short family service in the Chapel on Christmas David Ley. e programme also included a number of the old morning, 25th December at 10.30 a.m. when our worship will favourite 'Sankey' hymns which were accompanied on the organ be led by Rev. Stephen Hill. Again, all are very welcome to come by Mary Street, giving the large audience an opportunity to enjoy and join us for a short time on this very special birthday! a good sing themselves. e evening concluded with an excellent bu et supper in the Methodist Hall. e proceeds from the THE BIG BOOK SHOP COFFEE MORNING concert and supper were equally shared between the Devon Air To be held on Saturday February 29th in the Methodist Hall Ambulance and Chapel funds and totalled £520. from 10-00am - 11-30am. We shall have the usual cake and Looking ahead to Christmas, when we celebrate the birth of Jesus savoury stall and a draw, together with plenty of books for you to as a babe in the stable at Bethlehem, we shall once again welcome browse. Looking forward to seeing you all there. Any enquiries the Hartland Town Band for our Annual Carol Service on Sunday, please contact Ralph James at Silver Dream, 4 Pengilly Way, Hartland or tel. 441 587. No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 17 HUNGRY HARTLAND : Where to eat  e Hart Inn Pattard Kitchen VILLAGE PUB & DINING 01237 441474 Devon food movement night on 14 December. Pattard Bryan, Kelly, Laura and the team at e Hart Inn would like Kitchen will also be running a few seasonal menu nights in to wish all our lovely customers a Very Merry Christmas & December to get the Christmas vibe going. Please refer to A Happy New Year. We look forward to seeing you all over the details coming on the website and social media. Bjorn has festive period. As usual the pub will be well decorated! e  re been interviewed regarding dysphagia disorder and how chefs lit, mulled wine & cider on, so bring your friends and family can help with the condition. Pattard will be in a forthcoming and enjoy the Christmas atmosphere. guide with reference to the condition. WINTER SEASON EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT Special menus at £25 for 3 courses o ered for bookings of a Steak Night 28th & 29th November minimum of 6 people. Ideal for end of year celebrations! Call Hearty Hart Winter Warmers to book on 01237 441444. every ursday 12-2.3pm & 5.30-7pm Regular Quiz Evenings with meal & drinks promo. Hartland Farmers Market Pamper & Shopping Night EXTRA CHRISTMAS MARKET 22nd DECEMBER ursday 12th Dec (see posters for details or FB) We are  nishing the year by having an extra Christmas market Christmas Draw with a good old sing a long on the 22nd, so you can buy your last minute goodies for the Sunday 22nd December 7.30pm festive period. We should have most of our regular producers coming and of course Amy and Sam will be serving breakfasts New Year’s Eve – in the café too! is is our last market until 2nd February Pre book a 5-course meal & prosecco with friends. when we will continue on the  rst Sunday of the month right New Year’s Day Roast through the year again. Special occasion coming up? Party Bookings welcome What an amazing year it has been; becoming quite an issue Super Sunday Roasts choice of meats as to where to put everyone! Most markets have had over 25 & vegetarian option with all the trimmings. producers coming and we are amazed at the support we get Christmas Party Bookings from November pick up a copy from the local community. We continue to be very careful of the Christmas menu or check out our Facebook page. about who and what products we let into the market. Where Booking & pre-order essential. possible everything must be made, grown, reared, etc in the Keep an eye out on Facebook, notice board & posters local area, must be of excellent quality, produced sustainably and have good ethics. We've had some new producers come If you have any suggestions or would like to see certain events just lately: amazing smoked  sh, fudge sauce, John's local or entertainment, we would love to hear from you. cider, apple juice all the way from Welcombe and beef from near Widemouth. But let's not forget the producers who have  e Milkiosk been with us longer - these products include; local plants and pasteurised milk, cool and fresh from the farm herbs, beer, fruit and veg, sourdough bread, venison, cremes Feeling nostaligic for glass milk bottles ? Too much plastic in and lotions, soap, cakes, chocolates, fudge, jams, pickles, your life? Fed up with food miles? preserves, honey, olives, baked savouries, fresh co ee, wet  sh, You can now get fresh local milk at the Milkiosk directly gluten free baking, red wine, homemade dog treats, lamb, from the cows at High Park farm, Littleham. One litre costs pork, cheese,  owers, hen and quail eggs, along with a small £1. Although credit cards are taken it is best to have some selection of art and craft stalls. Look out for a new cookery pound coins on you in case the card machine is not working. book being launched this month called Mrs Slocombe's Bull Minimum amount dispensed is ½ litre. Take your own glass at a Gate Cookery Book which is being sold by the author bottles or buy them from an automatic distributor at the farm herself (Tracey Slocombe) and includes some very local recipes! (£1); free range eggs (£1.30) also available. May we wish you a great Christmas and New Year. Directions: take the A39 towards Bideford. Exit right at the Peter Cherry (market organiser) roundabout going to Atlantic Village. Take the  rst right immediately [email protected] Tel 07713 505500 after the roundabout. Follow the brown sign to “ e Milkiosk” Facebook.com/HartlandFarmersMarketDevon  e Old Bakery Coff ee Shop Hartland Quay Hotel e Old Bakery will be open Monday to Saturday from 9am Open every day. Lunch served 12-2.30pm; dinner 6-9pm to 4pm and closed on Sunday until next March. ey will Daily changing specials board. Dogs on lead welcome. be serving all the favourite warming dishes throughout the Inside tables quite booked up with hotel residents but winter using seasonal ingredients. Come and enjoy co ee or advance booking not essential. Some inside tables always lunch with friends. Don't forget to treat yourself to delicious available for walk-in guests and plenty of outside seating. cakes and scones! Tel. 01237 440283. Tel. 01237 441218 or [email protected] 18 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 White Hare Chocolaterie Caroline Brocklehurst of the White Hare Chocolaterie continues to produce an ever changing range of exceptionally high quality chocolates. New introductions include ‘Hartland Hearts’  avoured solid chocolate hearts including lemon white chocolate, orange dark chocolate and manuka honey  avoured milk chocolate. Presented in a mixed bag of six they make an excellent present when a box of chocolates is too much. COOK’S CORNER Caroline has also been working the Atlantic Spirit distillery at For a festive mince pie with a di erence Abbotsham using their  avoured gin spirits which are made from Serves 6-8 Prep 25 mins plus chilling Cook 40 mins botanicals from RHS Rosemoor and Park she has made a MINCEPIE MAKEOVER collection of chocolates for the gin enthusiast. She has also created Ingredients a unique limited edition chocolate using their Samphire Spirit 200g marzipan made from samphire harvested on the shores of Abbotsham. 500g mincemeat (veggies, check label or make your own) Milk for glazing Icing sugar for dusting For the pastry: 150g plain  our 150g ground almonds 150g caster sugar 150g chilled butter, cut into cubes 1 egg beaten Method Lastly Caroline was particularly pleased to be asked by the 1. Make the pastry. Put  our, almonds, sugar and butter organisers to supply chocolates to authors at the Appledore in a food processor and whizz until you have  ne Book Festival. Even more surprising to her was the response crumbs. Add a pinch of salt and the egg and blitz with Gregg Wallace of TV’s Masterchef congratulating her again until it forms a ball of dough. Tip it onto your on her quality and balance of  avours and asking for her work surface and bring it together into a smooth chocolates to be forwarded on to his home. She also received dough – it will be very soft – then wrap in a tea towel an endorsement from Joanne Harris the writer of the  lm or wax wrap, pressing down to slightly  atten. Chill Chocolat and the Chocolat series of novels. Joanne Harris for at least 30 mins. wrote to say she wanted everyone to know; 2. Heat the oven to 180°/160° fan/gas 4 and put a “White Hare Chocolaterie make superb handmade chocolates baking tray in the oven to heat up. in a variety of delicious and original  avours. I loved them!” 3. Remove pastry from the fridge and divide into one- third and two-thirds. Dust your work surface with  our and roll out the larger piece of pastry to line a Fish & Chips 25cm  an tin, or push it into the tin evenly using your Shamrock Fish & Chips hands. Dust your work surface with more  our and roll out the marzipan into a round that will  t inside Opening hours: (Closed Wednesday and Sunday) the pastry. Cover the marzipan with the mincemeat. Monday, Tuesday, ursday & Saturday: 5-8.30pm 4. Heavily dust your work surface with  our, roll out the Friday: 12-2pm and 5-8.30pm remaining pastry and cut it into strips. Use it to make Telephone orders taken on 07471 150078 / 01237 488123. a lattice design on top of the mincemeat. Or cut out Cash only please. di erent shapes such as stars and use them to cover  e Kings Arms most of the mincemeat. Brush the pastry with milk. Eat in or take away. OAP special price Friday lunch time 5. Place the tart on the baking tray in the oven and bake for 35-40 mins, or until the pastry is crisp and golden Woolsery Fish & Chips brown. Leave to cool for 10 mins before removing Wednesday & ursday 4.30pm - 8.30pm from the tin. Dust the tart with icing sugar and serve Friday & Saturday 12noon - 2pm & 4.30pm - 8.30pm warm with cream. Specials menu changes weekly, bringing a selection of (Recipe from BBC Good Food, Christmas 2019) favourites as well as some creative new dishes.

No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 19 OUT & ABOUT IN HARTLAND CRAFTS FOR CHRISTMAS Waxilicious Wax Food Wraps o er an environmentally friendly As it's fast approaching the festive season and we are all alternative to cling  lm, tin foil and single use plastics, with thinking about gift buying, please consider buying local and a variety of wax wraps in either beeswax or vegan options. supporting small businesses. ere are lots of local crafters All 100% handmade or with the option to buy kits to make who o er a wide range of goods. Listed below are just a few of your own. Prices start at £5 for perfect products for Christmas. what is available. Contact Wendy or Tracey on waxiliciouswaxfoodwraps@ gmail.com or on fb waxiliciouswaxfoodwraps. Tina Morgan makes a whole range of things: Greetings Cards, Christmas Decorations, Scrapbook Albums, Memory boxes Lydia Jane Duncan is an artist, printmaker and surface pattern and so much more. You can  nd Tina on Facebook as Tina's designer, working from her studio in Clovelly, Candyland Papercrafts or contact me on [email protected] Studios, e Gallery. Inspired by the natural world, she creates or 07799057022 wallpapers, prints, paintings and textiles, mixing traditional with modern techniques. Frances Jewell Bell has branched out from beads into using  ne silver and fused glass items in the kiln. She includes metal-free items, simple fasteners and makes bold, textured pieces that can be felt as well as seen. You can  nd Frances via DevonJewells Facebook page or at www.folksy.com/shops/ DevonJewells

Lucy Jane Kernow’s work is inspired by her love of wildlife and the coast. She uses screen printing, foil blocking and stitch to create colourful handmade products for the home. Always a nature enthusiast she loves to combine this with a love of making.

 e No 39 Pottery is owned and run by Sarah, located in Lucy works under the name Printed & Pressed UK and can be the centre of Hartland. is small pottery workshop and contacted through Instagram. showroom produces wheel thrown domestic ware decorated with coloured slips. It is open to the public most days of the Vicky Baker-Prouse has her workshop in Fore St, Hartland week from 10 am until 5 pm. Fore Street, Hartland. and uses metal clay, sheet silver and Devon seaglass. Each piece of jewellery is hand crafted and is available from the Old Bakery Co ee Shop, Rectory Tearooms and Clovelly Calm.

You can contact Vicky direct by email madeinhartland1@ gmail.com and see work on Facebook - made From the Hart. You can also see the lovely clocks made by Harton Pastmaker Instagram- made_from_the_hart_jewellery. Clocks in the window at Shamrock Chip shop in the village as well as on their facebook page.

20 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 OUT & ABOUT IN HARTLAND Christmas card making with Merlyn detailed sketches to an end result that was really appreciated” As in previous years, Merlyn will be holding her Christmas Clive is now working on a number of bespoke stained glass card making session in St. John’s on Saturday 7 December 10- designs including a set of three dimensional geometrical 1pm. Merlyn will guide you in creating your own personalised sculptures but he’s still making for the gallery so keep checking wood block print card. ere will be a small charge to cover for new items and paintings from his ever busy imagination. the costs of art material. Please book directly on 441 670.  e Clovelly Soap Company have a lovely range of delightfully smelling products which you can  nd in their online shop.

And  nally Hartland Arts and Crafts Society will be having a one day Christmas Craft Fayre on December 1st at Clovelly Visitor Centre where there will be plenty of opportunity to  nd more great gifts.

Hartland Players announce their latest extravaganza to drive away your winter blues. We are putting on a pantomime (Oh no you aren’t! Oh yes we are!) loosely based on Dick Whittington’s life story. It’s a roller-coaster of a story of virtue rewarded and villainy overthrown. Dick’s enemy throughout is dastardly King Rat, who is simply begging to be booed and leads a gang of horrid little ratlets. On Dick’s side, he has only his magical cat, Tommy, supplied by his protectress, Fairy Bowbells. What can Dick do to protect his true love, Alice Fitzwarren? ere will be thrills galore, comedy routines, singing, dancing and magic tricks and an underwater dance sequence. ere will be special COMPETITION!! - Win a chance to have your artwork on e ects and suspense as Dick and his companions, Sarah the our Spring reed di user and a free bottle with your winning Cook, Idle Jack and Horatio Fitzwarren face execution. Fear artwork on the packaging. You might have seen our reed not. It all ends happily (spoiler alert). Come along, have a di users on sale at e Pop-in, Post O ce, Merry Harriers, good laugh and don’t forget to boo the villain. Hartland Quay or Clovelly, our most recent includes a lovely watercolour by local artist Clive Brocklehurst called 'A Tickets will be on sale at the Pop-In from 2nd January 2020. Hartland Winter scene'. We will be launching the new Spring Price £7.50 adults, £3 children under 14. e performances di user in February and hope to have it on the shelves in as will be later in the year than usual. ey run from 19th to many shops around North Devon as possible as well as our 22nd February 2020 at Hartland Parish Hall. Doors open website www.essenceofhartland.com and your artwork could 7:00 p.m for 7:30 curtain up. We will be selling the usual be on it! teas, co ees, ice-creams and drinks on the night. 19th February is a charity performance, where all pro ts will go to Submit your design to [email protected]. Devon Air Ambulance. Competition is open to everyone and closes January 31st 2020. Winner will be noti ed in February and announced on BIG BARN BASH 2 facebook.com/essenceofhartland 8pm - Late, Saturday 18th April 2020 White Hare Gallery Markadon Farm, Hartland, EX39 6DA Clive Brocklehurst of the White Hare Studio-Gallery has been SPENCER DENNIS IS RUNNING THE LONDON busy with commissions. Clive comments “Whilst the gallery MARATHON AGAIN NEXT YEAR..(26th April 2020) remains busy selling my paintings and cards and o ering the All proceeds to BREAST CANCER CARE/BREAST framing service, making bespoke pieces has taken up a lot of CANCER NOW my time this year” Tickets £12.00 , available beginning of December , would Commissions have included cartoons of family groups, make an ideal Christmas Present. portraits of pets, and even hand-painted house signs. “One unusual piece was a very large painting of the local landscape Tickets available from Spencer/ Debbie Dennis or Sarah Johns gathering together local landmarks and elements that remind Keep your eyes peeled on our Facebook page for more info. the regular visitor of the Hartland Peninsula and featuring is was a huge success two years ago, we hope you’ll continue a group of deer. I worked with the individual who lives in to support this event and make it another unforgettable night. London by email who sent ideas and photographs. I worked up  ank you.

No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 21 SPORT, FITNESS AND WELLBEING: WHAT’S ON IN AND AROUND HARTLAND

Daniel Hall: Circuits, interval training, core stability Let's Dance! Over 50s Wednesday session starts 6:30 in the Pavilion: 1 hour interval Andigwa Mind Body & Soul 2020 training. is is working at di erent rates of exertion throughout Continues from 17th JANUARY 2020! the session ranging from 50% up to 100%. £5/session New members welcome! ursday session starts at 6.15 in the Pavilion: 1 hour hit Fun dances from Africa and beyond, digging our roots! Dance training session. is is hit training in short bursts of high for  tness and performance! Create costumes! Ban isolation energy with short rest periods; both these sessions are great and depression! Make friends over a cuppa in the Church for endurance stamina, weight loss, improving cardio vascular rooms or Square Cafe afterwards! system, strength, speed, lung function and  exibility. £5/session Fridays: Chair Dance for people with mobility problems 10- ursday at 7:15 for 30 minutes: core stability class. 10.45am You do not have to be an athlete to join in; everyone is Dance for able movers: 11am-12noon. Venue: Hartland welcome, any  tness level, come along and work at your own Parish Hall, e Square, Hartland, EX39. pace and build up your  tness. Personal training sessions also available either in the pavilion or your home. Nature Walks & Stretch Running: Hartland Hillbillies: meet up every Monday 6pm at the Fire Station for an hour of running through the rain, mud and puddles of Hartland. Great group of hardy runners! Tamar Lakes Park Run: Every Saturday morning 9am (brie ng 8.50) for as long as it takes you to run the 5km around the lake! e event is free, parking £2. Frog Hopper cafe for afterwards. Yoga with Grizel Yoga with Grizel for strength, balance, focus,  exibility, relaxtion, rest: Wednesdays in the Parish Hall 7-8.30pm. Full price £6, concessions £5. is is a mixed ability drop-in class (it’s  ne to come and try out a session and see if it suits you). Everyone is welcome. Just turn up with a mat, if you have one. Enquiries to Grizel on 441 761 or email [email protected] Yoga with Rita Monday 9.25 am at Hartland Parish hall - Ashtanga yoga for beginners; A dynamic type of yoga practice to build up your Bi-weekly walks and stretches in beautiful places. Nature has strength and  exibility. £7 for drop in. been researched and found to improve our mental health. Monday 10.30 am at Hartland Parish hall- Gentle yoga; gentle Starts Monday 19 January, and every 1st & 3rd Monday yoga suits to all levels, nice gentle stretch to start your week. 11am - 12 noon followed by a cuppa in the Square Cafe. £3 £7 for drop in. per session. Meetings at 11am in the Pavilion Sports  eld at Monday 7.15 pm at St. Martin's Church Hall in Bude - Northgate, Hartland. For more information about mind, Ashtanga yoga for beginners; dynamic type of yoga practice to body and soul holistic massages for women contact Rebecca build up your strength and  exibility. £7 for drop in. Je ery: Email:rebeccam.je [email protected] Tuesday 7 pm at Morewenstow church hall (Shop)- Gentle Chi Gung yoga; gentle yoga suits all levels, nice gentle stretch to unwind. An informal group gather on Mondays and ursday mornings £7 for drop in. 8-9am. Just come along with a bamboo pole, approximately ursday 7.30 pm at the yoga studio in King's hill Ind.Est Bude your height! Free. - Prenatal yoga; this class is designed for pregnant ladies to help them relieve di erent pain during pregnancy through gentle Pilates stretch with support (block or bolster), to practice di erent Pilates with Sally Parker. Meddon Village hall. ursday 1.15pm breathing exercises to prepare for labour. £8 for drop in. Saturday 9.30 am at the yoga studio in King's Hill Ind.Est Karate Bude - Flow yoga is a class for mixed levels, a gentle  ow With black belt instructor Pete Furse (441412) on Tuesdays for the energy lift and then we use the block or bolster for at the Parish Hall: 6.30-7.30pm for children and adults; 7.30- restorative pose to wind down. £8 for drop in. 8.30pm adults only. £2 Reservations & Information call Rita on : 07539270792 / [email protected]  is is not an exhaustive list of the sports activities going on in Hartland. If anyone would like to promote an activity or club, www.breezeyogabude.com FB:Breezeyogabude please submit to the Hartland Post for inclusion in the next issue. 22 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 FAREWELL TO

Brian Jeffery on September 19th Brian Jeffery lived in York but was born here and lived here until his twenties. Anne Christine Elizabeth Morris-Walter on October 21st HARTLAND W.I. Anne was married to Bryan Walter. Our meeting in September was a talk by Helen Mackintosh about talking newspapers. It is not until someone like Helen DORIS DORRIE VANSTONE explains the di culties the blind or partial sighted people have to 1926-2019 contend with that we realise how hard living a normal life can be. Dorrie was born in For example, how do you know when it's dark and to draw the Abergele, North Wales, curtains, and when it is morning? It taught us how valuable the in 1926 to Emily and talking books are to the blind. Robert Evans, being the In October we had Peter Christie who gave us a very interesting youngest of eight children. talk on the history of Bideford and surrounds. We enjoyed his talk Unfortunately, Emily so much that we are having a return visit next year when he will died when Dorrie was tell us about the ladies of Bideford and how some of them earned only  ve years old and their living! We were asked if we could get the ladies of the W.I. was taken under the wing and the art and craft group, or any other ladies to knit poppies. of her aunty Maggie. As We got poppies by the hundreds! Originally it was to have enough the years progressed she poppies to make a cascade for the Square on Remembrance found employment as a Sunday, but we did so well we thought we could do some yarn nanny and housekeeper in bombing as we had for the D Day commemoration earlier in the Wales - the family taking year. We had hoped to use some then, but the weather was too her with them on holidays bad. We put all the extra poppies around the village ready for in Scotland which she dearly loved. Moving to Cornwall, she Sunday 10th November, and the cascade looked really impressive, found employment at Stanbury Manor, Morwenstowe, with the despite the torrential rain that constantly drenched them. Our Hickman family, again as cook and housekeeper which is where intention was to keep the focus on remembering a big sacri ce she met , and later married Wilfred , who was at the time running by those who didn't make it home. A really big thank you to a taxi service. It was in 1953 Wilfred and Dorrie were married at the ladies who answered the call and came up with the goods; Morwenstowe Church then setting up home in Woolley when in that also includes the ladies from Westward Ho, and Woolsery. 1954 they started the business of W.J.Vanstone , hauling livestock Perhaps you could do the same for next year?! locally and in later years to all corners of the UK. ree children In November, we made Christmas decorations. Margaret and made the family complete being Brynley, John and Sandra, with Carol brought in their crafting pieces, and taught everyone how Dorrie loving the life she had in Woolley where she made many to make interesting Christmas gifts and decorations. e carol longtime friends. service in is on Tuesday 3rd of December. e coach is at Dorrie was one of the founder members of "Friends of Hartland 8.30am and this trip is open to everyone, not just the W.I. but Surgery" and for many years helped to raise funds . Playing it's on a  rst come  rst served basis. Tickets for non members is darts for e Old Smithy and the West Country Inn were more £12 and if you would like to go please contact Val on 441652, of fun and laughter than the more serious game of darts. She Jean on 441925 or Jan on 441915. ursday meeting on the 5th also very much enjoyed looking after her grandchildren. Sadly in December as usual, afternoon tea is on the agenda. ank you, the year 2000 Wilfred passed away. Her solace was a passion for ladies, for your support throughout the year. Val Sheppard reading and was testament to the mountain of books accumulated in her home. e Royal Family was another of her loves and she was always proud that she and the Queen were of the same age! THE FRIENDS OF ST. NECTAN’S Dorrie was a lovely lady who always had a sweet smile and a wave Many thanks to all our members and friends who supported for everyone she met. On September 10th she sadly passed away us at our Christmas Co ee Morning on 16th November. We raised an impressive £415 which, of course, will go towards at the home of her daughter Sandra. the upkeep and maintenance of Hartland’s historically A service in celebration of Dorrie’s life was held at Morwenstowe important and notable parish church, St. Nectan’s, Stoke. Church on September 27th. Her bearers were her grandsons ank you all for your kind generosity and we wish you all Gareth & Adam Vanstone, omas & James Melville. Donations the best for Christmas. Richard Macdonald for Hartland Medical Practice amounted to £800. Membership Secretary

No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 23 TORRIDGE MALE VOICE CHOIR FOUR HUGS WIDE One of North Devon's most popular musical attractions could Harry Borden and Mireille  ornton fold unless it can recruit new members. While demand for its At  e Plough Arts Centre, Torrington performances has seldom been higher, the Torridge Male Voice FREE Exhibition – Main Gallery Choir is seeking an urgent injection of new blood so that it Sat 18 Jan 2020 to Sat 07 Mar 2020 can continue its vital fund-raising role in the community. Open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm e choir's chairman, Derek Gale, says: “Age is beginning to (Please contact us if you wish to visit at any other time) catch up with us and if we are not just to survive but also  ourish Previews: Fri 17 Jan 2020, 6pm then we need to build up our membership. We are very proud of Four Hugs Wide is a project to explore and portray our the fact that, since we formed in 2002, we have raised more than relationships with the arboreal through encounters with £20,000 through our performances. It would be a great shame if people who love, live and work with trees and woodlands we were to lose our ability to support local charities.” throughout Britain. e Torridge choir, which embraces the former Hartland and e exhibition at the Plough has a local focus on people in Bideford choirs, currently has around 25 members. Ideally, it the Southwest taken from the wider project. Here you will would like at least another 10 recruits.  nd artists, farmers, activists and campaigners, forest food So who fi ts the bill and what can new members expect? gardeners, designers, witches, musicians, writers, iron-age tool Derek says: “We don't turn away anyone and there are no makers, healers, health workers and more. auditions. Obviously, we would like to hear from experienced e collection of portraits and stories by Harry Borden, one of the singers but, equally, we are just as keen to welcome people who UK's  nest portrait photographers, and writer Mireille ornton have never previously considered singing in a group environment. are unromanticised; personal, political, open and a ecting. “I love it because it is great fun .We're just like one big family, Together they reveal, disturb, enchant, inspire and incite new really.  ere is a great camaraderie that comes with being part of questions for our own connections - with the wider world, our own desires, and each other. Mireille ornton is a local writer a team – we have one member who regularly travels from Truro from Clovelly with a lifelong connection to trees and woodlands. to sing with us - and there is, of course, the added satisfaction that you are helping to raise much-needed funds for charity.” Harry Borden is a portrait photographer whose subjects have included Robin Williams, Björk, Ewan McGregor, Jamie Oliver, e latest tangible proof of this commitment to local charities Radiohead, Bill Nighy and Zadie Smith. Examples of Borden's will come next month (September) when the choir will hand work are held in the collections of e National Portrait Gallery, over a cheque for £1,000 to the Devon Air Ambulance, its London and National Portrait Gallery, Australia. nominated charity for this year. e choir, under musical For further information visit: https://harryborden.co.uk director Shirleyanne Andrews, meets for rehearsals each Wednesday and, typically, performs about twice a month. e show is part of a programme of talks, events and workshops. For further information go to www.theploughartscentre.org.uk If you would like to  nd out more about joining the choir, contact Derek by email at [email protected] or call 01288 354263. THE RESURGENCE CENTRE HARTLAND Amy Lythgoe-Jones has been appointed Events Manager at the new Resurgence Centre (previously Small School Building). ey held their  rst event at the end of November – a collaboration between folk musicians Nick Wyke & Becki Driscoll and author Liz Shakespeare which follows in the steps of Edward Capern, the Victorian “Postman Poet” of Bideford. e centre will have a range of creative and innovative courses and events to be advertised on www.resurgence.org and facebook. Planning for an exciting community event is underway for the New Year. Contact [email protected] for more information.

24 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 WELCOMBE NEWS PLAYGROUND AND CAR PARK PROGRESS Most people like to take home their juice, and we do make Well, if it wasn’t for that damn weather I think we would be up and sure that they get back the same as they supply. We are lucky ready for an o cial opening! However the reality is the ground is that the owners of an orchard in Welcombe let us use all their sodden, PlayQuest have more work to do, we have the mound to surplus apples. is is the juice that we sell, so come along to build up for the slide, seeding and fencing to organise. the Hartland Farmers Market and buy some. All pro ts go PlayQuest have put up the main structures and it looks amazing, back to Welcombe, either to the church or to the village hall. the guys did a fantastic job in really miserable wet weather. ere is Jill, Welcombe a slide to go on the twin play tower and a safety barrier to be put in on the playground side of the Zip Wire. ere was some damage WELCOMBE CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS PARTY to the swinging seesaw on delivery and this is yet to be sorted. Saturday 21st December PlayQuest should be back in week commencing 9th December to 2.30pm at Welcombe Village hall  nish their work. Father Christmas will be visiting and we have Kim from THE e car park looks good and the team who gave up Sunday time REALLY WILD LEARNING bringing an exciting animal did a great job in sorting the old play material out and tidying encounter. We'll also have our traditional BRING & SHARE up. We just need to mark out the parking lots and dispose of the TEA PARTY. residual rubbish. ere is still some wood there if anyone wants Please do spread the word and bring along friends and family. to take it for winter fuel. Fencing is an issue with some nonsense prices being quoted and if any of the local farmers have the means and time to help with installing sheep netting and gates the whole village would be grateful, please contact Peter Rosser if you can help! Once we have a drier period of weather we will need another work team to help with the mound, seeding etc. but with the state of the ground it will need more than a few dry days. In the meantime we have taken the seat o the zip wire and would ask all to keep o the play structures and the site in total as it is slippery and dangerous underfoot. It is your responsibility to keep your children safe! Does anyone have contacts for small bark chippings to put under the Zip Wire? Let myself or Peter Rosser know! We will let you all know when the playground is available for use and look forward also to  xing an o cial opening date when we can thank all who have given money, time and energy in bringing this project to fruition! Alan Emery, Welcombe

WELCOMBE FILM CLUB e  lm club continues in good heart after a summer break, with recent showings of Stan & Ollie and e Death of Stalin well attended and received. e  lm shorts have recently been Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected from the 1970s, splendidly gruesome some of them!! e New Year program is still to be decided, but there is an excellent crop of recent  lms as well as some classic  lms from the 70s & 80s which have had their 25th + anniversaries.

APPLE JUICING AT WELCOMBE VILLAGE HALL As many of you will be aware, this autumn produced a bumper crop of apples and the community press in Welcombe was in action for the best part of a month. We were very grateful to all the other users of the village hall for tolerating a constant mountain of apples, the crushing and pressing machinery, hundreds of bottles both full and empty, tanks of juice, a sticky kitchen  oor, and the all pervading smell of crushed apples. Sadly we failed to locate any pig owners who might have used the pulp, so it was all composted. ank you to everyone who brought their fruit to us - we also did one batch of delicious pear juice - and produced an impressive thousand plus bottles. We were also able to do a single variety pressing of an old Devon apple by the name of Tom Putt. ere were several pressings which combined two named apples - Bramley and Russet, but the unnamed mixed juices made for delicious and interesting  avours.

No. 17 Winter 2019 The Hartland Post 25 HARTLAND PARISH COUNCIL www.hartlandpc.org.uk [email protected] Hartland Parish Council – Community Day Date for your diary - Hartland Parish Council will be hosting their Community Day on the 23rd May 2020 in the Parish Hall ………… more details to follow. Snow Warden Volunteers – Cllr Cooper Winter is approaching. We had a snow last year! ank you for all your help. I am hoping you will all continue to volunteer. I can imagine that your supplies of salt and grit are depleted. New supplies have arrived from Devon Highways, and the salt and grit will be delivered to you soon. Any queries please contact me. Joy snow warden 441 500 Free Energy Saving Advice to Help Tackle Fuel Poverty in Devon this Winter Devon Communities Together is working in partnership with Citizens Advice to deliver this winter’s Big Energy Saving Network (BESN) programme. BESN wishes to help domestic consumers get good value from their expenditure on energy, to use energy e ectively and have warm, comfortable home. To  nd out more or to arrange a visit please contact our advisors: Aggie Szpinda [email protected] 01392 248919 Martin Rich [email protected] 07984 001542 www.devoncommunities.org.uk/projects/big-energy-saving-network Hartland Phone Boxes e responses regarding the use of the phone boxes in Fore Street & Stoke were great. e Parish Council has decided to use the boxes as an information hub, to include, key contact numbers, bus timetables, tide times, accommodation and food, etc If you would like details of your business included, please send information to the Parish Clerk, REQUEST: Would anyone in Stoke be willing to look after the Visit our Showroom at Red Post, phone box in Stoke? Please email the Parish Clerk - hartlandpc@ Nr Bude, Cornwall. EX23 9NW googlemail.com  ank you Further Information  Supply and install woodburners & Parish Council contact details, dates of meetings, agendas and multi-fuel stoves minutes are on the website: www.hartlandpc.org.uk ; agendas,  minutes and contact details are also posted on the notice boards in Gas & Electric stoves  Hartland, Meddon and Stoke. Members of the public are welcome Fire places & surrounds  to attend the meetings and speak at the beginning of the meetings Chimney flues & linings if there are issues they would like to bring to the attention of  Laying slate hearths & oak beams the Parish Council. If you can’t attend a meeting but would like  Chimney stack rebuilds & repairs something to be considered by the Council please contact the Clerk  Fireplace renovations at [email protected]  Showroom with live working stoves Your Councillors Showroom Opening Hours: Chair: Graham Maters Mon-Fri 9am until 4pm Councillors: Joy Cooper; Viv Gale; John George; Victor Goaman; Saturday 10am until 2pm Fred Poole; Robin Julian; Call us now for a FREE no obligation Terry Winchcombe, Sarah Gossling, David Heard, Kevin Rowe. quote on: Anna Dart, Torridge District Council and Hartland: councillor. 01288 381 852 [email protected] Website: www.cblstoves.co.uk Tony Inch, : [email protected] Email: [email protected] Clerk: Lisa Hutchings, [email protected]

26 The Hartland Post No. 17 Winter 2019 NEWS FROM HARTLAND QUAY As the year draws to a close, we’d like to thank everyone for their BDMLR for their help and for all they do around our coasts custom over the Summer & Autumn. It’s been great as always helping animals in distress. to see so many locals using the Quay for swimming, kayaking, climbing etc and we’d also like to say thank you to our brilliant team for all their e orts over what has been a very busy time. We had a great response to our call out for help in repairing the slipway in September with 15 or so helpers giving their time on a Saturday morning to help lay a load of ready mix concrete and keep the slipway in good shape for the Winter and beyond. Many thanks to everyone who came along on the day. We’ll probably have another day of repair work in the spring for anyone wanting to help out then.

We also would like everyone to know that dogs are now welcome on the beach at Hartland Quay until the 31st March and we hope to see you all over the Winter with your best friends! e bar is open every morning from 11am if you fancy a hot drink after your walk. We are now taking bookings for Christmas lunches and dinners. As well as hosting private parties, we are also putting on a sharing lunch on ursday the 12th December in the Hotel dining room from 12.30pm. ere is no minimum party size although booking is required and we will happily transport guests from e start of October brought some very stormy seas, some and to the village if required. To book or enquire further, please spectacular high tides and a couple of unexpected visitors to call 01237 441218 or email [email protected]. the beach for a few days. Two seals resting from the storms Two courses with tea & co ee is priced at £15. Please see our were closely monitored by ourselves and members of the menus on the back cover. British Divers Marine Life Rescue for a few days. One pup Don’t forget our Christmas sharer party on the 12th December and we are also taking bookings for private Christmas parties in December and January. Full details can be found inside this edition of the Hartland Post on the “News from Hartland Quay” page. Please contact us on 01237 441218 or email [email protected] if you require information regarding pricing, menus or would like to place a booking Christmas Opening Hours e Hotel will be closed to Bedroom Reservations from December 24th until December 31st, re-opening on January 1st. e Wreckers Retreat Bar will have revised opening hours as per below: Christmas Eve: 11am – 4pm (Food Served 12pm to 3pm) Christmas Day: Closed Boxing Day: 11am – 4pm (Food Served 12pm to 3pm) Friday 27th: 1pm to 11pm (Food service as normal from 1pm) New Year’s Eve: 11am – 4pm (Food Served 12pm to 3pm) For all other days, normal opening hours apply. Our snack was taken away for treatment when an abscess on his back menu will also be available from 3.00pm to 5.30pm. was discovered and the other made his way back to sea after 2 days. e treated pup was released after a day or two of TLC. From all at Hartland Quay, we wish you and your families a A sincere thank you to Ado Shorland and his colleagues at the very Happy Christmas and New Year. Donal & Sarah

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