THE HARTLAND POST 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. 16 Autumn 2019 £1 ‘A Prevailing Wind’ by Merlyn Chesterman THE HARTLAND POST A quarterly news magazine for Hartland and surrounding area Issue No. 16 Autumn 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: Amanda Coleman Tel. 01237 441617 Email: [email protected] Website: John Zalewski WAR ON PLASTIC OR IS IT PLASTIC FANTASTIC ? e issue of recycling and plastics has been very much in the forefront with programmes on TV like War on Plastics, which highlights the very real problem faced, even by recycling. NEW SCOUT TROOP at is why alongside Paul & Wendy Webber (whom we do a carnival oat with each year) and Joy Jones, we decided to IN WOOLSERY show o some positive uses for the plastic bottles currently in Have you heard the exciting news? Woolsery and the existence. So with the help of the lovely people from Hartland surrounding areas have an exciting brand new scout troop!!! and surrounding areas, who saved all their plastic bottles and milk containers, our entire oat called Plastic Fantastic was made We help young people develop and improve key life out of these products. We built a greenhouse, seating, bottle tree, skills, through fun and adventure. We believe in bringing bird table and vegetable cloches. Alot of third world countries people together and celebrating diversity. We’re part of the are now building entire houses, canoes and boats out of recycled worldwide scout movement, creating stronger communities plastic bottles. So on one of the most blustery days we had, we and inspiring positive futures. is is open to both boys and had used the lightest product you could nd, but it survived the girls and we meet every week at Woolsery school during trip in. Winning us rst prize in the topical class and best local academic term times. oat. ank you everyone we couldn't have done it without your e troop is made up of: help. It truly was a community oat. Tracey Cory - e Beavers (age 6-8 years old) meeting on Wednesday from 17.30-18.45 - e Cubs (age 8-10.5 years old) meeting on ursday from 18.00-19.30 - e Scouts (age 10.5-14 years old) meeting on Wednesday from 19.00-21.00 If you would like to join our troop, please come along to the age appropriate session for taster sessions, or if you would like more information please email Priscilla, our group scout leader at: [email protected]
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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. 16 Autumn 2019 ANNOUNCEMENTS CONTENTS We started Springfi eld Pottery, Hartland in June 1979 and Page 2 New Scout Troop in Woolsery now after 40 years, we are closing at the end of October 2019. War on Plastic or is it Plastic Fantastic? We would like to thank all our wonderful customers, many of Page 3 Announcements whom have become friends over the years. It has been said that potters do not retire….. We may still Page 4 News from Hartland Surgery make a few pots! In the future if would like to drop in we Page 5 Apple Juicing would be happy to see you. If there is no sign up give us a call Chevrolet for Rent on 01237441506. Cover Artwork Philip and Frannie Leach Riding to e Anchor e Torridge Male Voice Choir would like to thank Hartland Haircuts & Head Shave Parish Council for the cheque that they have given to the choir. Page 6 Hartland Weather John Stotesbury (Secretary) Page 7 Hartland Tidal Predictions Page 8 Nature Counts: Norton Verge FAREWELL TO Page 9 News from Atlantic Academy News from Hartland Primary School Jean Weeks on May 9th Page 10 326 (Hartland) Squadron ATC Mary Elizabeth Hobbs on June 17th Page 11 AONB Shirley Anne Walter on July 19th Project Prickles Margery Johns on July 12th Page 12 Farewell To - Eulogies CONTRIBUTIONS Page 13 Hartland Carnival 2019 TO THE HARTLAND POST Page 14 A Message from Rev'd Jane St. Nectan's Church Very many thanks to all those who so kindly contribute to the editorial pages of the Hartland Post. Without Page 15 Hartland Carnival your input, we would not have a magazine! It would Page 20 "Rebecca" Filming at Hartland Quay be amazingly helpful if all contributions were submitted either as a text le or simply in the body of an email, Page 21 Hartland Remembers D-Day 75 with images supplied separately. Page 25 News from e Methodist Church I know that not everyone has a computer, but Hartland WI there is always someone nearby who can help! Page 26 Hartland Garden Society Out & About in Hartland PUBLICATION DATES for 2019/2020 Issue 17 Winter: deadline 15 November 2019 Page 27 Welcombe News period covered – early December to early March 2020 Page 28 Hungry Hartland: Where to Eat Issue 18 Spring: deadline 15 March 2020 Page 29 Cook's Corner period covered – early March to early June 2020 Page 30 Hartland Parish Council RUBBISH & RECYCLING Page 31 Clovelly News COLLECTION DATES Page 40 Carnival Royalty Black bags (household rubbish) September: 10, 24. October: 8, 22. November: 5, 19. December: 3, 17 Keep sending us content! Recycling If you have anything to submit for reader’s messages, September, October, November, December: obituaries or general interest articles, please submit Every Wednesday (except bank holidays: one day later) to e Hartland Post by the next deadline of 15th of Green wheelie bins November 2019. September: 9, 23. October: 7, 21. [email protected] November: 4, 18. December: 2, 16 No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 3 NEWS from HARTLAND SURGERY
It's Flu Season Again For those children who are eligible for the vaccine, please book It's that time of year again and we are getting prepared here at a routine appointment at any time after 23rd September with the Surgery for the annual u vaccination programme. the Practice Nurse What is Flu? Pop in or telephone us to book your u appointment today!! Flu is an acute viral respiratory infection and spreads easily Other News…… from person to person, at home, at work, at school, etc. We have had a new patient messaging service installed Vaccination is the most e ective way to prevent in uenza. called MJog. MJog is a way of modernising our patient Although anyone can get u, it can be more severe in certain communication system and a way of communicating with our people, such as anyone aged 65 and over, pregnant women, patients en-mass thus reducing printing and postal costs and children and adults with an underlying health condition, or increasing eciency. those patients with a weakened immune systems. MJog is a two-way interactive patient messaging service Who should get the flu vaccine? enabling patients to reply to us and update their own medical is year we will be o ering u vaccinations to the following record. For example, if you receive a reminder for an groups: appointment, the message will advise you to reply ‘CANCEL’ if you wish to cancel your appointment. is will then • Adults aged 65 and over automatically cancel your appointment without the need to • All those from 6 months to less than 65 years of age with call the surgery. a serious medical condition We can also send you a message when you are due your annual • Pregnant women blood test or to inform you that it is now time to book your u • Children aged 2 and 3 appointment. For this service to run as eciently as possible, • Children aged 4 years old are also eligible for the u we are currently asking patients to ensure that their mobile vaccination here at the Surgery provided they were 3 on numbers are up to date. 31st August 2019 Improved Access Weekends….. • If you receive a carer’s allowance or you are the main carer As well as our normal opening hours, we are also open on the for an elderly or disabled person whose welfare may be at following weekends for GP, Health Care Assistant and Nurse risk if you fall ill. appointments. Please note that these are by prior appointment Please note: all other children will be o ered their u only: vaccination at Primary School by another provider. Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd September Flu Clinic dates: Saturday 30th November and Sunday 1st December is year we will be opening our doors over the weekend of Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th October for our patients to Hartland Surgery, 66 e Square, Hartland EX39 6BL. come and receive their u vaccination. Tel. 01237 441200 is year there are two di erent types of u vaccine, one for www.hartlandsurgery.co.uk the over 65’s and one for the under 65’s (who are eligible for ere is also lots of information available on our website. the vaccine). On Saturday 12th October we will be running Finally, just to confirm that our surgery opening hours are: the clinic for the over 65’s and on Sunday 13th October we Morning Afternoon will be running the clinic for the under 65’s (who are eligible Mon 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 for the vaccine). Tues 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 Please note: the surgery will not be open for any other Wed 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 appointments and the dispensary will be closed. ursday 8.00-1.00 2.00-8.00 If you are unable to make an appointment for these dates, Friday 8.00-1.00 2.00-6.30 don’t worry, we can book you in for another date.
4 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 APPLE JUICING RIDING TO THE ANCHOR Always supposing that August's high winds have not removed On August 12th e Anchor Inn was taken over by new all the fruit from your trees, then there will be apple juicing owners, Fif and Ann Buckingham who live in e Square, with the Welcombe community crusher and press again this Hartland. Deciding to buy the Anchor has been a long, slow autumn, at Welcombe Village Hall. If you are interested in process over many years spent watching the fortunes of a having juice from your own apples for cider, for freezing, or to pub we always loved. Although it has been on the market be pasteurised in bottles then contact us to nd out more. for many years, it was only very recently that circumstances 01288331493 or [email protected] combined for us to be able to buy it. e apples do not have to be perfect. Good clean windfalls and Now begins a phased refurbishment programme to restore fairly small fruit are ne, plus any other surplus you might have. this beautiful sixteenth century coaching inn, starting e apples need to be clean but not necessarily washed. Your with the hotel accommodation. e refurbishment will juice will be whatever you put in! be sympathetic to the age and style of the building, whilst Containers for the juice can be brought along with the apples. also trying to embrace the latest developments in ethical Screw tops - wine bottles are perfect - for pasteurisation, and it resources and sustainability. We want the Anchor to be as will keep for well over a year; juice for cider will need whatever environmentally friendly as possible in every way: in the food large container will transport it safely; and clean plastic milk and drink we serve as well as in the pub’s fabric. Equally bottles are ne for freezing. important is to build a community resource by using the exible space at the Anchor for activities and events useful to For those of you with really early apples we aim to start on the Hartland community. We want people in Hartland to tell Monday 26th of August for a couple of weeks, and will be back us how they would like to make use of the Anchor’s potential in action from the middle of October for all the rest. and will shortly be undertaking a listening exercise where all We make a very reasonable charge with the pro ts going to the suggestions will be extremely welcome. village hall or St Nectans church, or if necessary repairs to the You can follow our progress by logging into our website at machinery, and you get your own cheap and healthy apple juice. www.anchorhartland.org when it comes online in the next CHEVROLET FOR RENT ! few weeks - or better still, come and pay us a visit. If you are looking for an unusual car to take you to your wedding So look out for further notices about this and also about our venue or special event, Ian Harris has it ! grand opening event, to which everyone is invited. A 1966 Chevrolet u Chevelle Malibu convertible in turquoise with a white roof purchased in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA. It was THANK YOU! imported with the help of a specialist company and nally got We just wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone that on the road in May 2018. Ian who lives in Woolsery, worked as donated money to the little princess trust for the girls a farrier for 20 years after four years of training. Previously he haircuts. When all the sponsor forms were collected we had served in the RAF for 18 years as an aircraft technician. raised a total of £740. If you are interested in renting this magni cent car, contact Ian Harris on 07721404943 or email [email protected]
COVER ARTWORK Our grateful thanks go to artist Amanda Coleman for kindly allowing us to use her painting « Hartland community HAIRLESS IN remembers D-Day » (oil on board 7 x 5 inches). Amanda, who has been exhibiting since 2009, tends to work on a small HARTLAND! scale (usually postcard size), which allows her to respond Nicky Hedges would like to thank quickly and make the most of that sudden impulse to paint all those who have so generously things. To nd out more about her work, visit the website supported her sponsored head shave for www.amandacolemanart.com DEMENTIA UK. e sum of £500 was raised. No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 5 HARTLAND WEATHER After the ne weather towards the end of April, May started o month - 70mm fell in comparison to last year when we sweltered dry but unseasonably cold. e rst bank holiday weekend was far with a heatwave and just 12 mm of rain for the entire month. better than forecast with warm days but both the holiday Sunday Consequently, solar production was down from 600 kWh last year and Monday saw a light overnight frost, enough to cover the bird to 540 in 2019. baths with a thin layer of ice and catching a few gardeners out. It July breezed in with high pressure rmly in charge. e weather wasn’t until Wednesday 8th that we saw some signi cant rainfall was dry, winds light alternating between south west and westerly. of 9 mm, the most we had in one day in nearly a month. Low Daytime temperatures held up in the high teens to low twenties pressure was rmly anchored out to the West during the start of during the day and even during the night temperatures remained the second week of May and it wasn’t until Friday tenth that we in the mid teens. is dry weather stayed with us until the evening saw high pressure start to build. at high pressure stayed in charge of ursday eleventh overnight into Friday when 2 mm fell. for a fortnight with a period of dry settled weather with still days Unremarkable normally, but most welcome for the gardeners. and daytime temperature generally in the mid-teens. e nights As the high pressure that has kept us warm and dry moved away, an continued to be cold, single gure temperatures mostly, even down unsettled spell of weather moved in during the second week of July with to 5 degrees overnight on 22nd. Light rain fell during the day brie y an Atlantic low starting to make its presence felt. However, following on seventeenth but with barely a millimetre falling, gardeners and the hot spell, the cloud that accompanied the low weather front farmers were still left needing a downpour. trapped the heat in which kept the temperatures up in the high teens- e last week of May remained settled with daytime temperatures low twenties. Patchy cloud brought in on a South Westerly hampered around 16 degrees, overnight lows just in double gures, around the partial lunar eclipse on the night of Tuesday 16th although ten degrees. Winds were light, predominantly coming from the depending on where you were, some gaps in the cloud permitted a South west but remained dry with just a sprinkling of rain on 29th. glimpse of this beautiful sight. e following couple of days saw 3 mm Rainfall for May was 19 mm compared to 33 mm last year. Solar of rain fall each day but it was Friday the nineteenth that saw the much production was up slightly on last year at 593 kWh compared to needed deluge of over 9 mm, the most rain we had seen in one day in last year’s 580 and this May produced the most solar power for the over a month. Winds on the Friday gusted to 25 mph from the south month for the past three years. west before things calmed down over the weekend. June 1st being the rst meteorological day of summer, saw a high e Gulf stream then slipped and allowed high pressure to build of twenty-four degrees and as low pressure started to sweep across which saw temperatures steadily increase, peaking at 28 degrees the country from the South west, the weather here became more on 23rd July as the southerly wind drew up warm air from the unsettled and most noticeably wetter and cooler. e seventh was Continent. As the much promised thunderstorm overnight on 23rd particularly noticeable as the wind swung around to a north/north failed to live up to the hype as a few rumbles of thunder and ashes easterly with gusts up to 30 mph . 18 mm rain fell in twenty-four of lightening only produced a sprinkling of rain. Some sultry nights hours; substantial when you consider the rainfall for the whole of inevitably accompanied this ne spell proving uncomfortable for May and this was the wettest day since 12th March. e unsettled some. e twenty- fth saw the South east of the UK sweltering in weather continued for the next week. e UK saw a low pressure temperatures of 36 degrees with the railways buckling, whereas here rmly centred over the country being squashed between high in Hartland we were blessed with a beautiful day with a daytime pressures to the North, South, East and West, unusual for this time temperature of 26 degrees but with a pleasant southerly sea breeze of year. is is due to the change in the jet stream and continued with gusts of 15 mph keeping us cool. Cloud built up into the well past the second week of June. evening but this didn’t produce any rainfall. Rain fell most days of the second week of June with low cloud e marquee’s emergence on the pavilion playing elds has, for the interspersed by occasional sunny spells. e wind direction was past few years, meant some blustery wet weather. is year however variable with gusts of up to 33mph on the eleventh. was the perfect Saturday for e Garden Society’s summer show Daytime temperatures were in the mid-teens but overnight fell to with a pleasant high of 21 degrees, sunny spells, and a refreshing single gures between the ninth and twelfth. is unsettled period westerly breeze to keep all the young athletes cool (not to mention continued into the third week of June and it took until the longest the exhibits in the marquee) after exertions on the sports eld. e day, 21st until high pressure nally took over. Whilst parts of Europe presence of Hockings ice cream also helped! saw temperatures hit 40 degrees and the southeast of the UK into the Rainfall in July was 40 mm compared to 51 mm last year and to thirties, we enjoyed a relatively dry week with temperatures in the wrap up this quarter’s rainfall a total of 129 mm fell compared to high teens although a pleasant breeze brought in on a south westerly 96 mm last year. Solar production for July was 623 kWh, almost kept us cool. Rain fell most days of the third week of June with low the same as last year’s 624. Overall, solar production from May, June cloud interspersed by occasional sunny spells - very di erent from and July was down from 1804 kWh in 2018 to 1756 this year. 12 months ago. anks to Dr Patrick Moore of Stoke for his kind permission in e wind direction was changeable during June but the predominant allowing data from his website at hartlandweather.co.uk to be used direction was from the South west, an average wind speed around in the compilation of this weather report. 5mph for the whole month. It was notable for being a cool, damp Simon Phillips, Philham 6 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 ENGLAND — CLOVELLY
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3 NATURE COUNTS NORTON VERGE I’ve been banging on about the importance of road verges back on the verge – the contents often contain large parsnip- for some 20 years now, so it is gratifying to see that in the like roots of this plant which then spreads and establishes itself last 3-4 years the public have caught up! Plantlife have on the verge. is practice should be changed – we could all been running a successful campaign with local councils, help by lobbying highways and local contractors to amend BBC Gardeners World and the Chelsea Flower Show have their current ditching regimes. showcased the importance of meadows and wild grasslands and even Country le has jumped on the bandwagon and sung the praises of well managed wild ower verges! Hooray! At last we stand a better chance of protecting and valuing our own native wildlife. And just this evening as vindication of this, for the rst time in years, I came across some cinnabar moth caterpillars on the ragwort that has been allowed to stand. So, I am hopeful.
Just one verge in Hartland has always been cherished as a ‘special verge’. is is the verge near Norton farm on the north side of Hartland; it has a spectacular display of Southern Marsh Orchids, Ragged Robin, Yellow Rattle, vetches and Our road verges do need management. is involves cutting other typical wet grassland plants. We have been surveying at some stage during the late summer or autumn, and most this verge for some years now and more recently, trying to ideally, raking o the cuttings. If this is done, we can expect to manage it to reduce the stands of Hemlock Water Dropwort see the return of more native ora and with it the insects and in particular. It serves as a beacon of specialty and needs to birds and other wildlife that relies on this important corridor be looked after. It also gives us a clue about what other verges – not least of which is the hedgehog. But I fear that some could look like if they were managed a little better. Please help of the recent media coverage of road verge wild owers has us to keep the verge at Norton as a special verge – go up and been misleading and made it seem that it is possible to have look at it when you can next spring and summer. And think corn owers, poppies, corn marigolds and all sorts of other about the verges near you that you could perhaps try to look colourful annual species making a splash along our roadside. after to encourage the right local wild owers to blossom there. It is not. ese are not local grassland owers at all – they are owers that need annual ploughing and seeding; they are traditional arable corn eld wild owers. Our road verges support a di erent, no less important or attractive variety of owers of which we should be proud. In Hartland our verges are, in the main, in a very poor state. is is the result of poor management and carelessness, nevertheless, the recent reduction of spring and summer cutting has meant that there are many more wild owers and consequently, many more insects – the bees and butter ies this year have been wonderful. ere has been an enormous rise in one particular wild ower, namely, Hemlock Water Dropwort and while this forms important large stands of owers for Norton verge can be found by taking the right-hand turn at the bees and hover ies particularly, it also crowds out the smaller bottom of Ball Hill, then the next right again – following this plants. e rise is most likely entirely due to ditching – where small road, the verge is at the top of the hill on the righthand the contents of the ditches are scraped out and then dumped side before you reach the T-junction at the top. Clare Gurton 8 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 NEWS from HARTLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWS from ATLANTIC ACADEMY Another busy year at the primary school has own by; In June we were Our rst year at Atlantic Academy has just own by, and as inspected by OFSTED, we were incredibly the term draws to a close, we re ect on the highlights and proud to achieve good gradings across all areas, over the 2 days achievements over the last 12 months. Students have very the inspector was able to see how well our children behave and much enjoyed their learning in our inspirational setting, where learn, and the great work all sta and governors do to provide our spacious classrooms allow exibility in lesson design and the best for the children. In July we also celebrated some great delivery. From creating tableaux of slavery in Roman times, SATs results in both Key stage 1 and 2. to culinary masterpieces, forensic science crime scenes to a We ended the year with many events including our end of bespoke art gallery, this year has seen a wealth of creativity and term assembly which saw many of the children awarded imagination in the classroom. trophies or progress prizes for their achievements this term and possibly the largest gathering of parents and friends. e Students celebrated their rst Atlantic Academy sports day, hall was standing room only and we even had to start lling with the hall echoing to the cheers of the whole school as the room next door! It was also a chance for us to say goodbye students competed for the coveted gold medals. is was to our year 6 leavers, we wish them all the very best as they replicated in our sports festival where pupils from Woolsery move onto their new schools in September. school were inspired by Sport’s Leaders to try new activities. Our outgoing head boy and head girl, Adam and Sadie, also Our primary school club proved popular with students from handed over their badges to Alfred and Maddy, who will take both Hartland and Woolsery using specialist facilities with the role for 2019/20. much enthusiasm. ank you to all friends and family who joined us on 9th July Performance continued in our music and drama curriculum, at St Nectan’s Church for our music performance. e church with students of all ages performing in the Soundwave was lled with music and song. Well done to Mrs Toase for festival as well as students joining local schools for the Royal her hard work in organising this. Shakespeare Company school’s production of Romeo and During the last week of term we thoroughly enjoyed our fun day, Juliet at Launceston Castle. Two students then traveled to the playground was lled with many sports activities, bouncy Stratford-upon-Avon for the National production; a truly castles and circus skills. An amazing day was had by all. memorable experience. We currently have vacancies within the Pre-School, please contact the school o ce 01237 441258 if you are interested in sending Our student adventures also took us to Exeter University your child to Pre-School or increasing their current hours. for the ‘Space Day’, with the planetarium proving a big hit. Don’t forget our Community Kitchen is open throughout We visited Westward Ho!, Clovelly Dyke and Buck’s Mills term time. Menu is available from the school o ce or can be for geography eldwork as well as many students visiting FE viewed on the school notice board. colleges and universities to consider future educational steps. Please check to school notice board, newsletter (available on Feedback from local employers has been impressive, from the website) or our Facebook page to keep up to date with Year 10 work experience to mock interviews and careers diary events. talks. Students have been able to communicate clearly and Naomi Tottle enthusiastically, showing essential skills to make them work Headteacher ready. Our nal careers event of the year sees the construction team from Wilmott Dixon back on site, working through Our preparations for the next academic year are well engineering challenges and supporting students with a local underway, having welcomed our new Year 7 students for beach clean. their induction days. Term starts on the 3rd September, with We will also be presenting more Duke of Edinburgh awards our open evening on Tuesday 24th September. We welcome as the term comes to a close. Students have completed their visits from prospective parents and student at any time by Bronze and Silver Expeditions in recent weeks, complete with appointment; come and see what it would be like to join our singing, laughter and the odd blister! Students also complete school community. Mrs L Slater skills, physical and community service activities as part of the www.atlantic.academy 01237 431969 Principal award, and we hope to support students moving onto the Gold award next year. No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 9 326(HARTLAND) SQUADRON ATC
326 Hartland Sqn, At e Ready! Continuing the community support, many of our cadets also So... What have we all been up to since we last checked in? In turned out to help with the Carnival fun night on the 7th August. short, a lot! I’m sure many of you were there, we de nitely had a busy time running the obstacle course. Congratulations to Connor for Our cadets kicked o the month of June with a bag packing fund retaining his title of fastest time on the course again this year, raiser at Morrison’s, Bideford. Our cadets and sta rose early on maybe one of you will give him a run for his money next year??!! Saturday the 1st of June to help Bideford shoppers pack up their Not wanting to make the cadets all work and no play, some of our groceries. Giving up just a few hours of their Saturday on relay, has number took the chance to try their hand at the archery tag, many made all the di erence; managing to raise a total of £453. A good Job returning with arms a tad red from all the arrows they drew! too, as many have decided to take up the opportunity of attending Our latest community event, although small, is one I always really Summer Camp (as we speak!), which the committee gladly assists enjoy, providing the Obstacle course for Welcombe Church Fete. the cadets with, widening their experiences in the corps. With our cadets having worked hard this summer, I decided I e cadets have also been out in force, supporting the Hartland could face this challenge alone… well, save the rigorous testing my Remembers D-Day Event on the 8th June. Along with veterans, 6 yr. old put the course through, ‘Just making sure you did a good Hartland Town Band, Bideford Pipe Band and Bideford Army job Mummy!’ he tells me! e rain held o and the afternoon Cadets, they paraded through the village down to the sports eld stayed warm. e Fete went well, and I got to see much of the hard for the main event, displays, vintage jeeps and the wonderful food work our Padre Jane put in to making spider men, unicorns and put on in the pavilion! Despite a little drizzle, our cadets turned tigers... At least the course kept them entertained, though I did out for inspection by Lt Col Simon Westlake, then went on to put start to wonder where all the children had gone! on a 120-manoeuvre continuity drill routine, somewhat of a rst As you can see, our cadets and sta have certainly had a busy for the squadron! e close of the day saw a windy, but poignant community spirited quarter... but this is not all! Our cadets have sunset Parade. A very tting end to an important day. been working hard on this year’s project, something I hope many Moving in to July, on the 29th our cadets turned out to support the will come to see at this year’s open night, but they have also been Woolsery and District Agricultural Show. After an early morning working on their studies. All our youngest cadets now completed start to assist with the car parking, they were all very happy to see their 1st class training, congratulations Cdts A. Cornish, B. Johnny with our brunch! However, the reprieve was short lived as Edwards, W. James-Lee, D. Pritchard, C. Prouse and G. Prouse. before 12 o’clock, we had already had to open the over ow car Congratulations also goes to Cdt L. O’Sullivan on completing his park and by 1 we had begun to ll spaces from the early birds, Leading Cadet training and to cadet Cpl L. relkeld, Cdt N. who had left the show… with the Gate seeing an increase in entry orne and H. Allin for passing their Senior Training. by 40%, our cadets had certainly earned their lunch by 2 o’clock! Cpl L. relkeld also got the chance to spend a day at the Royal Although our cadets now did get a proper rest, their day was not International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford this year. After a very early over, as they were the last display of the day in the main ring, start, somewhere around 4am, and a bit of a trek, she got to see closing the show with their Field Gun Run Display. I’m sure they many of the RAF’s current planes and helicopters doing displays overhead, then battling through the crowds, she also got to see all slept soundly that night! some rather up close on the ground. I’m hoping she remembers them all… a quiz may well be coming up soon! In addition to all of this, myself and 8 cadets are now in the nal build up to spending a week on Annual Camp…. Paperwork and the usual last-minute cadet dramas aside... I’m sure looking forward to the break! Last time I wrote, we were saying a sad and fond farewell to C.I. Tara Edwards, in this addition, we are also saying our goodbyes to C.I. Grace Olde. Grace, like Tara, has been with the squadron since she started as a cadet... way too many years to embarrass them both with! But for those of you who have followed the Hartland Times, I am sure they both look quite familiar! We would like to wish her well with the future, as she to moves full steam ahead in to work and bringing up her 2 boys. As we are also now nearing the end of the summer holidays, it is Continuing in the theme of the Field Gun, Sunday 4th August saw time to talk again about recruitment, so for anyone now going in the cadets take on their yearly Gun Pull challenge, up Clovelly High to year 8, you are now old enough to come and join our merry Street. After some research, I found out that they actually pull the crew! Our full intake night will be held on Monday 16th of gun just under half a kilometre, no mean feat when you consider the September, though anyone wanting to pay us a visit, please, drop steepness of the stepped pebble street! is year’s team were a young by on a Monday or ursday for a chat to see what we can o er! team and with the pebbles still damp from a shower of rain, they So… here’s hoping I survive the next week of 40 teenagers…. still managed an impressive 6 mins 17, maybe not a record breaker, Until the next Post, but certainly much faster than most of us walk up there! FS Z Hill, Signing O ! 10 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 AONB PROJECT PRICKLES Much of the North Devon coast’s history and heritage is still It’s been a busy few months at Project Prickles with an in ux visible when you know where to look. of orphaned urchins and hoglets. July saw 12 babies arriving is is due to the protection provided by its status as an Area of in a matter of days. One couple brought a baby a day for Outstanding Natural Beauty and the passion and knowledge of local people. We want to know more about the history of four days running, as they discovered them in their garden, coast-line and to help look after it. obviously orphaned and searching for food. My charges e remote coastal and undeveloped nature of the North ranged from 23g; only days old, eyes and ears closed, up to Devon Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty means that 100g and all needing two hourly syringe feeds day and night. many heritage features can still be seen today, whether from No sooner had I put the last one to bed, it was nearly time ancient times (scheduled monuments, medieval farming and to start all over again! ank you Lesley for your help at that Iron Age features) or more recent historical events (WWII and time. Some were slow to put on weight which led to many a Cold War structures). sleepless night trying to think of new ways to encourage them Much of the AONB's heritage is at risk from environmental to suckle or move to the next stage of lapping. All 12 were impacts, lack of ocial protection and/or lack of public awareness. in a room in the house as the hogspital was full with adult We need your help to support practical conservation work and to identify, record and assess the condition of local heritage for hedgehogs with di ering illnesses. At this point I had 31 in my further information about ways to get involved in the Coastal care! Several with heavy worm burdens, a burn victim and one Heritage Project including volunteering opportunities see: that had a lucky escape from a strimmer encounter, naturally https://www.northdevon-aonb.org.uk/events named Sean. I’m happy to report that they all survived and have begun their journey back to the wild. e youngsters have reached over 500g now. Finders have been texted every Sunday with an update of their progress and are in the process of being returned to these warm-hearted people who have committed to support feed and o er B&B whilst they nd their feet in their natural habitat . e greatest triumph this week has seen Queenie, who came in dragging both back legs three weeks ago, walking on all four feet. Amazing what time, hydro therapy and love can achieve. Saturday saw a funnier side of rescue as Hazel and I dressed up as hedgehogs and took part in the Bude carnival. e animal awareness oat was an amalgamation of several animal rescue teams in and around Bude and we won rst prize! I’m still busy, with a hoglet that has been attacked by a dog and others su ering from dehydration, uke and lung worm to name a few. If you would like to nd out more about how to support hedgehogs in your garden and hear what we do, I will be at Penbode vets, Stratton, 21st September, between 2pm and 5pm with a stand for their open day. Come along for a chat, see the new practice and maybe see a few wild animals to boot.
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No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 11 Jean Weeks Mary Elizabeth Hobbs 1942-2019 1932-2019 Jean was one of seven children of William (Bill) and Annie Mary passed away peacefully on 17 June. Goaman (Walter deceased, Andrew deceased, Denis, Anne, She lived in Hartland all her life, at rst in Spring eld with her Jean, Joyce and Barbara), born at Hescott farm, Hartland on parents Winnie and Arthur Rowe and later living at Ballhill November 8th. with her brother Leo. During the war the family had an Living in only 3 houses in her life, all in Hartland, Hescott, evacuee, Eileen, who became a lifelong friend. Mary attended Fosfelle and nally Baxworthy where she passed away on Hartland School and later went to Barnstaple Technical ursday 9th May after a short illness. School. After school, she started work at Hartland Abbey. Attending school at Hartland and then Edgehill College, she Married life with Arthur Hobbs started at Ballhill and after was a member of Hartland Young Farmers and took part in Sheila was born the family moved to a cottage at Beckland speaking competitions, quizzes and going to all the dances. At Farm where Anne, Christine, Tom and Neil were born. When one of these she met Richard Weeks and they started courting. the children were older, Mary started working at the Clovelly Visitors Centre. e family later moved to Gregory Terrace. Richard and Jean were married at Hartland Methodist Chapel Living in Hartland, Mary took part in many activities, playing on 8th May 1965, and lived at Baxworthy where they farmed darts, skittles and bingo and supported the Hartland Town with Richard’s father and mother, Jean feeding the calves and Band, the Carnival and the British Legion. She became taking in Bed and Breakfast guests. Chairwoman of the Legion Women’s Section and served In 1966 they had a daughter Diana and the following year a on the club committee and collected for many years for the son James. Poppy Appeal. Jean attended St Martins church at Bursdon Moor and was Life became dicult when she started to su er from dementia. a steward there for many years. She was also Treasurer of Friends kept in touch and Mary was looked after at home but Hartland ATC. eventually went into hospital and then to a nursing home at Flowers and gardening were her hobbies and the wall outside Hatherleigh where she was well looked after. She died in her the farm was always blooming with colourful owers, many sleep. commenting that it cheered tehm up as they went past in the Arthur and all the family would like to thank the Rev. Jane morning. Hayes for conducting the service, Nick Walter for the funeral Home cooking, especially sponges and scones were served arrangements, the Bearers, Sandra Huxtable for providing when family visited and she won many a prize at the Hartland the owers, the Standard bearers, the guard of honour from garden show. the Band, the people who sent cards, the Legion Club for providing the venue, those ladies who provided the food and Jean is survived by her husband of 54 years Richard, 2 children those who served it. and 5 grandchildren. ankyou for the donations which totalled £1000. e funeral was held at St Nectan’s, Stoke on Wednesday 23rd May at 2.30pm, and the Wake was held at the Hartland Parish Hall. e donations came to over £1400 and this was shared between ND Hospice and Friends of Hartland Practice.
12 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 Shirley Anne Walter Margery Johns Died 19 July 2019 aged 63 1st Jan 1940 - 12th July 2019 I have had 28 wonderful years with Shirley, being able to spend Marge was born and brought up in Hartlepool, one of 8 a lot of time doing things together. She always enjoyed sport, children. Always a lover of animals, she dreamt of being a playing hockey for Bude until her health forced her to stop farmer and after answering an advert for a farm hand at Velly four years ago. She was selected to play for England Vets and Farm, moved to Devon. From there she met Phillip and played several matches around the country. She loved walking married him in 1961, living in West Street and later having around the lanes, the woods and coastal path. She also loved two sons, Jamie and Chris. cycling around the lanes of Hartland, swimming at the Quay e family all worked at Hartland Quay Hotel, with Marge and tennis. nally retiring just over 2 years ago aged 77. Marge truly fell Last year we went to the Lake District and hired bikes. Shirley in love with Hartland. She played darts and euchre for the had an electric one and she took great delight in speeding past Quay, enjoyed being in shows in the parish hall, loved to go me going up the steep hills and then saying “what took you so out shing in the boat and rode her horse in the carnival. Her long?” when I eventually reached the top! Shirley was always brother, sister and her family also fell in love with Hartland very close to all her family and loved spending time with her and moved here too. She continued her love of animals at the sisters, nephews and nieces, especially going on holiday with home she and Phillip built in Stoke and kept geese, ducks, them in this country and skiing in Andorra and the Alps. turkeys, cats, dogs, rabbits, tortoises and most famously She loved travelling and we enjoyed many holidays in the chickens and a rather noisy cockerel! Caribbean, Colorado and Europe. She spent her working life She loved her two granddaughters dearly and she and Phillip in residential homes caring for other people and would do enjoyed taking them on trips away during the summer and anything to help others. had them to stay most weekends. She also loved to support Shirley loved watching football and we went to Old Tra ord Manchester United and enjoyed visits to Old Tra ord. to watch Manchester United. When she booked the tickets Marge was diagnosed with motor neurone disease almost 2 she asked to present the man of the match which they said no years ago, which led to a slow decline in her health. Margery one had asked to do before. Unfortunately they lost and did leaves 3 surviving siblings, Doreen, Peter and Mary and many not have a man of the match! We went up a few months later. nieces and nephews. Her son Chris and his wife Jill, their is time they won and Shirley presented Daley Blind with daughters Lauren and Lucy. Lauren could not be present at the man of the match award. the funeral as she was working in America for the summer. Shirley did not like to sit still for long and she always had to Grateful thanks goes out to her carers Zoe, Sam and Michelle be doing something. She could be a bit impatient at times. She who were a great support to Marge over the last two years, to used to say my job was to try to teach her patience. Sometimes the friends such as Julia who came to keep her company and I seemed to make progress, but it was hard work. She loved especially to Edith whose sel essness in tirelessly supporting animals, especially cats and we had a Siamese called Barnaby both Marge and Phillip knew no bounds. who was very vocal and when people phoned up they thought it was a sheep crying in the background. Shirley told us all many times “Live each day as if it is your last, as one day it will be”. Nick Walter
No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 13 ST. NECTAN'S CHURCH A MESSAGE FROM REV'D JANE I’ve missed a lot out. e Church community has provided Well – where has the summer gone. It’s de nitely true that an awful lot of cake for various events this summer and teas time seems to go faster as you get older – the deadline for in church have again been successful. the Hartland Post always seems to arrive very quickly. As we go into Harvest season, look out for plenty more I think it’s been an exciting summer for Hartland. St cake as well as our Church Services which will lead us Nectan’s enjoyed its summer season of concerts with a from Harvest Festival into Remembrance, through Advent variety of performances from local groups and those from preparation and into the Christmas season. a little further a eld. As usual Hartland Primary School Where has the year gone? Look out for posters or the church kicked the festival o , showcasing some young talent. e FaceBook page and website advertising events that may not sta and pupils are to be congratulated not only for their have yet made it into the Church Diary. concert performance but also the result of their Ofsted Praying that you all have a safe and enjoyable time as we inspection. Getting a ‘Good’ from Ofsted requires an awful progress from the last days of summer into autumn. lot of hard work. We also enjoyed having the school choir With every Blessing, Rev’d Jane Hayes. (Curate – soon to singing at our music festival service, performing one item be Associate Priest) on their own and one with the Mission Community Choir. Rev'd Jane Hayes Some pupils also gave us a dramatic re-telling of the story of ‘ e Good Samaritan’. As a Church we look forward to DIARY many more joint ventures with the school. Sundays; at St Nectan's unless indicated Please check website and notices for last minute changes Keeping on the subject of our youngsters, those attending September Messy Church have enjoyed some messy and fun- lled 15th 10am Breakfast Church; Methodist Hall sessions with their families- and thank you to all who took 22nd 11am Baptism and Holy Communion part in the Fun Night activities. Many gingerbread biscuits 29th 11am HARVEST. were inventively decorated; and pom-pom animals and key Team service of Holy Communion tags made – all examples of what we get up to at Messy 7.30pm HARVEST SUPPER; Parish Hall. Church. We look forward to our next session on 11th Sept See posters nearer the time at the Methodist Church, where we shall be enjoying using Any services listed below are not yet con rmed; the storage in our new shed, rather than having to transport please check notice boards, pew lea et, Hartbeat or website for up to date information. everything up from the Church Rooms. Watch out for a October co ee morning in the autumn where I hope we can raise a 6th 11am United Service of Morning Worship few pennies to put towards the cost. 13th 11am Sung Eucharist Slightly older young people – the cadets of 326 Squadron 20th 10am Breakfast Church; Methodist Hall have been working on an environmental project and we 27th 11am Sung Eucharist have ‘beach cleaned’ at Clovelly and Hartland Quay. is November project has been partly inspired by the biblical text which 3rd 11am United Service of Morning Worship commissions us all to care for the earth and all creatures; 10th 10.45am Remembrance Day Service 17th 10am Breakfast Church; Methodist Hall and has sparked some inventive thought and research. 24th 11am Sung Eucharist Summer wouldn’t be summer without the input from the 4pm Team Service at Buckland Brewer Town Band. During our festival fortnight we enjoyed a December beautiful Sea Sunday service at Hartland Quay – raising 1st 11am ADVENT United Service: Christingle just over £185 for the Mission to Seafarers. e band, who 8th 11am Sung Eucharist I love to hear rehearsing as I walk around the village on 15th 10am Breakfast Church; Methodist Hall my evening stroll, play such a large part in village life, and Wednesdays in the Church Rooms 11am Holy Communion of course in the carnival too, which I believe was a great (September 11th, 18th, 25th,October 2nd, 9th, 16th, success as usual (unfortunately I was away, but I have seen 23rd, 30th, November 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th, December the photos!) 4th, 11th, 18th) We have also had some slightly di erent excitement with 12.15 Community Lunch the invasion of lm crews and actors and I greatly look (September 11th, 18th, 25th,October 2nd, 9th, 16th, 30th, November 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th, December 4th, forward to seeing the end product with Hartland hopefully 11th, 18th) shown in all its glory – although I’m not sure I want the Please book with Kay by Monday evening on 441091 village to be too over run with ‘scene spotters’ – but that’s MESSY CHURCH just me enjoying the peace and beauty of this place. 3.30pm in the Methodist Hall: probable dates - look out for posters ere is as usual far too much to write about and I know (September 11th, October 16th, November 13th, December 11th) 14 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 Well done everyone for producing a grand was provided by the Hartland Players. Other carnival for 2019. Despite the dire predictions members of the committee also supported at about the weather, Hartland folk put on a some of these events. fantastic show and, thanks to Louise Leonard On Carnival Saturday we were all praying for and Jess Love, the Gazette, Bude Post and the some luck with the weather. e preparations North Devon Journal actually did us proud this went well despite frequent showers. anks to year with good coverage. Louise also promoted the everyone who made cakes and sandwiches to feed Carnival very professionally on the Rick Edwards Show our judges and bands (especially that person who on Radio Devon and Denis Goaman and the Carnival Royalty provided the egg mayonnaise selection). represented us well on BBC Spotlight as the “Carnival that is never cancelled”. I did ask BBC Spotlight to come back another Tommy Hobbs and Terry Winchcombe are our year and actually cover the event itself! accredited signers. Starting Friday night and ending on Sunday, they collect, distribute then re-collect the 30 plus major road A special mention is needed for Billy Wick eld, Ryan Tape, Matt signs, setting up the diversions as required by law, as well as Jinks, Kevin Rowe and Jamie Dawkins who put the bunting up putting out in excess of 100 bollards. is takes several hours. with Les Heywood’s handler, signalling the beginning of the anks also to Karen Smallforest who has joined the group this carnival activities, and to Guy Allin, Matt Jinks, Jamie Dawkins year collecting the inner signs at the end of the evening, to Tim and John George with his handler who were responsible for Newton who stores the signs, and Victor Goaman who provides taking them down. anks also to Josh Slee who year after year storage for the Carnival Queen’s oat. stores and puts out the Advance Warning Signs and the Daily Events Boards. anks also to Brian Webber for signing all the Car Parks with help from Kevin Rowe and Paul Dart. anks to Tommy for Opening the festivities this year was the judging of the Best preparing Northgate Green, and JR putting up the roadside Dressed Premises on Saturday 3rd August. Helen Davey banners and for making the pedestrian entrance to the Pengilly managed to nd us a lovely family of judges staying at Stoke Way Car Park, and thank you for the walk way Rosemary! Barton, namely Jim, Jen, Emily and Olibobs Bray, who took their responsibilities very seriously. Well done to all 7 entries anks for the Car Parks go to the Heywood family, Royston for putting on a great show. e atmosphere in the village was Heard, Andy Heard, John and Sally Zalewski and Laura Franks lovely, and it was great to see the Hart take part this year. I can and James Weeks who let us use their elds for the Pengilly Way, nd no words to describe the “Old Dears” from e Old Bakery Natcott Lane, upper West Street, lower West Street and Ford Hill Co ee Shop who were the winners. Car Parks respectively. Following on from that, the “Villains” fun gures competition As for the Grand Procession, we had lots of spectators who were was judged by the Salmon Family (back by popular request). as generous as usual with their pennies. e money collected ey were very impressed with the invention, originality and the seems to be on a par with other years, but at the time of going general standard of the 20 entries. “ e Snow Queen” was this to press we are still receiving the last of the buckets for counting. year’s worthy winner from Karen Lennox and Nicky Hedges. All funds raised are ploughed back into the local community via Hopefully many more people will be inspired to enter in 2020. the organising groups. Jess and Nick took the pictures and all can be seen on the website. e number of entrants was surprisingly high given the circumstances. We had 22 oats including at least 180 individuals During Carnival Week the Royalty were crowned in a lovely (some nameless in the results unfortunately), 18 walking entries ceremony organised by the PTA with owers made by Jean which included 96 individuals, as well as many others who took Heard and sashes donated by Marlin Rosettes. Mary Rowe (our part in the procession but did not enter for judging. ere were Chairman) was Master of Ceremonies. Hartland Town Band 4 Marching Groups including Hartland and Bideford Bands, gave their concert, Hartland AFC ran the Quiz, e Royal Barracwda Samba Band and Tarka Starlightz Majorettes. So British Legion (new to the committee this year) provided the there were literally hundreds of adults and children taking part. Bingo, Andrew Goaman and his team of helpers (especially Ben Morrison, Michael McDonagh, Hartland PTA, As you can see from the pictures taken by Jess Love and Hartland ATC), organised one of the best Fun and Nick Smith, (thank you Hartland Quay for Nights in my opinion, well supported by Tony sponsoring colour photos), both the walking and the Dog Show, (popular as ever). Jacqui and and tableau entries were outstanding. e Lynette slaved away in the beer tent as usual, imagination, creative ability and engineering and Charlie Je ery kept us informed during skill, was just amazing. e most entertaining the evening. e Skittles competition was “Cone Carnage” raised raucous laughter from run by the ATC and Film matinee and Night the watching crowd. ey really were very funny. All the results are listed in this publication. No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 15 Tableaux Results Robin orne organised the events in the square including Winner of the Allan Higgins Hartland Carnival Cup & Blue Riband for fairground and stalls and Hartland Town Band and Barracwda the Most Outstanding Entry: “Hartland’s Western Hooligans”. Winner Samba Band entertained later on. e disco was provided by of the Hartland Carnival Large Shield for the Best Local Tableau: “Plastic Over and Above (supporting people with cancer), which this year Fantastic”. Winner of the Jamie Johns Memorial Trophy for the Most bene ts from being our nominated charity. As such they will Entertaining Float: “Queen Comes To Hartland”. receive a donation from the Carnival Committee. Artistic Tableau: e committee would like to thank to all the Sponsors who either First - Hartland’s Western Hooligans (Lads and Lassies - Tom & Matt Jinks, donated funds, rae prizes, equipment or services, and without Jodie Cole, Poppy Clarke, Matt Grout, Abbie Cole, Reece Stanbury, Chloe them the Carnival simply would not run. eir details can be Bennett, Lee & Dani Smith, Dom Allin & Paige Allin, Dylan & Corey Dennis.) Second - Queen Comes to Hartland (Sutherland Crew - James, found on the website www.hartlandcarnival.com. Donna & Victoria Weeks, Sarah & Tim Clark, Kerris Lockwood, Paula e committee also thanks the 21 procession Judges who did Ellis, Mark & Sue Christelow and Charlotte Barns.) ird - Lego R & B a fantastic job this year, enabling the proceedings to start on (Lego Family - Kelly & Chelsea Gillam, Lindsey & Laura Heard, Aaron, time. A special thanks goes to Lawrence and Carol for their extra Jamie & Paul Ralph, Lesley & Baz Gillam, Kori, Sophia, Lilley, Myla & support. Again, thanks Stoke Barton for helping out. Haley Howe, Ajalea & Zartenzia Willey and Holly Heard.) One way or another very many members of our community are Children’s Tableau: involved in the Carnival, whether it be organising, taking part, First - Horrible Histories (Guy Allin Family & Friends - Guy, Zoe, Harriet or just doing jobs! It really is a team e ort, and the committee & George Allin, Jon, Anna, omas & Isabel Dart, Linda & Michael is supported by some very willing and helpful people, without Slee, Andrew, Fiona & Lottie McCrostie, Mark, Jean & Ben Walters, whom the events would be impossible to run. In addition to Bella Morris, Will Stevens, Poppy, Lulu & Lucy Goaman, Martin Hayes, the 20 committee members who were either in the Carnival or Amy Cinnaman and Chris & Jill Johns.) Second - Hartland Primary stewarding, there were 43 other stewards helping out on the day. Summer Fair (Danny Hancock, Grace McDonagh, Joshua Je rey, So thank you to all of the following people. Victoria Anstis, Maddy Ward.) Topical Tableau Tina Morgan Jackie Felce Sandra Goss Ian Pritchard Ray Gill Peter Cherry First - Plastic Fantastic (W. Welsford & Friends - Jack, Alice, Tracey & Sue Chope Jack Je ery Heather Cherry Chris Cory, Ben, Paul & Wendy Webber, Zach Jones, Harry Nokes and Joy Jones.) Second - Moon Landings (Hescott & Friends - Andrew John Chope Ken orne Carolyn Gorny Goaman, Brandon Edwards, Dillon and Ava Edwards-Goaman, Jean & David Heard Nancy Johns Vincent Gorny Joseph Goaman, Lesley, James & Eve Hibberd, Andy Mitchell, Dawn Diana Heard Kollyn Bailey Iain Gil llan Michelle McMenamin and Shaun Perkins.) ird - Climate Change Leo Rowe Roger Chapple Kath Pike Warriors (Gawlish & Friends - John George, Tim Newton, & Geo Barry Shute Paula Chapple Steve Taylor Shearing.) Fourth - Best of British Sue Heywood Peter Anstis Alison Bradshaw Les Heywood Eleanor Anstis Dave Blackmore-Heal Comic Tableau Charlie Je ery Carrie-Ann Anstis Sarah Blackmore-Heal First - Dukes of Hazzards, Devon Edition (CTFO Brad Lads - Carl Shirley Langford Rob Cole John Sheppard Stanbury, Luke & Matt Shadrick, Alice Harding, Harriet Walker, Jace Glen Littlejohns Donal Sta ord Andy High Weeks, Harry Hemmings, Sophie Oulds, Lilly Cochrane, Jocelyn Stephan Littlejohns Neil Leonard Steed, Caitlin Williams, Molly James.) Second - Bradhemian Rhapsody
Jo Rowe Tony Goss (Bradworthy Carnival Committee - Gareth & Robyn Pengilly, Denise, Richard & Roxanne Radmore, Amy McKenzie, Andrew Bond, Anthony And nally after approximately 45 years of organising the order Gi ord, Graham Greatorex, Sam Boughton.) ird - Benders. Fourth - of the procession Jack Je ery is retiring, (although we will always Bradworthy YFC Does Toy Story (Bradworthy YFC) hold the position open for a return). Jack we are going to miss Mini oat (Tableau under 16ft) you! Please come back and start the 2020 Carnival. First - Paddington 2 (Cloke, orne, Humphries & Cory - Sarah, Wayne, Well done everyone! (Sorry if I have missed anyone out – they Sam & Adam Humphries, Dave, Lewis, Luke & Amy orne, Jackie & will get a special mention next year). Alan Cloke and Sue Cory.) Second - Laurel & Hardy (Denis Goaman Julia & Ben Hibberd) Entertainment Tableau First - Elvis Jailhouse Rock (Richard Shearing & Friends - Kevin Rowe, Ryan Tape, Kieran Heard, Lauren Dennis, Billy & Charlie Wick eld, Liam Reynolds, Nail Rana, Laura, Ellie & Lizzie Meaker, Beck Cornell, Amy Mosley, Deborah Mills, Devon Gown and Luke Symons.) Second - NHS Hartland Trust (Georgina Allin & Friends.) ird - YFC Wild West (Buckland Brewer YFC - Simon Heywood & Friends.) Fourth - Woolsery Hartland Quay : sponsors of the YFC On e Piste (Woolsery Young Farmers - Zara Hemmings, Banbury, Carnival colour supplement! Richard Harding, Ryan Colwill, Tom Westaway, Lucy Burnett. Queen of Queens e Hartland Post is thrilled to bring you this full-colour supplement First - Bridgerule Carnival Royalty (Ella Cholwill, Phoebe Lucas, Erin of the 2019 Carnival thanks to the Hartland Quay Hotel and Snowden, Harry Cholwill, Lenny Mounce.) Second - Bude Carnival Wreckers Retreat Bar. We would like to extend a big thank you to Royalty (Scarlet Meaker, Faith Hesnan, Izabella Pitcher.) ird - Barnstaple Sarah and Donal Sta ord for this most generous gesture. Fair Carnival Royalty (Sophie Foster, Lottie-Jane Wall, Hazel Chaplin, Brooke Woollacott, Evie Wall.)
16 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 Hartland Carnival Photographers Jess and Nick have surreptitiously documented the Carnival since their rst respective visits to Hartland. For Nick this was with a disposable camera at the tender age of 9… it took a few more years before he was joined by Jess and a much nicer camera. Having fallen for Hartland's charms, they relocated to the village from London in 2016 and between Carnivals they juggle their love of the Atlantic coast with their day-job as graphic designers (where they're available for branding, photography, digital and motion projects). All credits for the Carnival photos: Jess Love & Nick Smith If you would like to look at the Carnival photos online please go to hartlandcarnival.com or nd them on facebook. You are welcome to download and print photos but if you require a higher resolution you can request this by contacting hartlandcarnival@ gmail.com in exchange for a small donation to the Hartland Post.
No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 17 ese colour pages have been sponsored by the Hartland Quay Hotel & Pub
18 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 Jack Je ery who is retiring after being a carnival steward for 45 years!
ese colour pages have been sponsored by the Hartland Quay Hotel & Pub
No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 19 “REBECCA” FILMING AT HARTLAND QUAY
It’s been an exciting time at Hartland Quay with the For 5 weeks painters and carpenters slowly transformed phenomenal changes to the street, beach and slipway for Hartland Quay, adding galvanised lean-tos to hide the the Rebecca lming. ventilation fans and some of the windows and doorways, all the time working around visitors so that business could e rst containers and scissor lifts began to arrive on the continue somewhat normally! An old sealed doorway into 28th and 29th May and painting got underway. I don’t the dining room was reopened and the entrance to “ e think we quite appreciated the level of detail that would Harbour Master’s oce” was created. Slowly the high street go into the preparations as layer by layer the paintwork was of “Kerrith” in the 1930s took shape. built up and the walls began to look like old stonework on both sides of the street. At the same time work began Finally, the 30ft wreck of Rebecca’s boat “Je Reviens” was building the beach house from the story on the raised part manoeuvred down the slipway to be placed on rails running of the slipway near the bottom. What began with sca old out into the ocean. During lming the boat would look as poles inside held down with large water butts became a though being pulled from the waves by 2 shire horses. structure that almost appeared to be part of the cli . A true On Monday the 1st July the set builders began to “dress” work of art. the set. A layer of gravel was placed over the tarmac and a multitude of props placed up and down the street. Barrels, lobster pots, an old telephone box, old horse drawn carts, anchors, shing nets and many more items were used to give the whole street authenticity. Filming began on ursday the 4th at 3pm, though to about 2am on the street and down on the beach. Large lighting rigs on the cli s lit up the whole area, it was all quite eerie! During lming there was upwards of 100 people on set. e bulk of the lming took place the following week for 3 days with a lot of extras also on set and during which time Lily James, Armie Hammer and the other actors spent some time with us in the hotel. ere were all lovely to deal with and very down to earth people. Come the 11th July, the tters were back, putting props away and taking down the temporary structures, making way for the local painting team to spend 10 days putting it all back to how it was before (albeit with a slight colour change!) before the schools broke for the holidays.
20 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 HARTLAND REMEMBERS It was on a damp November evening, at the RBL Branch meeting, when I thought we should try to put on an event to mark the 75th Anniversary of the D-Day landings on the 6th June 1944, also to remember the 16 Hartland Boys who left Hartland between 1939-1945, who made the supreme sacri ce, which allows us to enjoy the freedoms, that we have today. To ensure, that all the money which is donated, would be given back to the Hartland Community Charities and Organisations, it would have to be organised by individuals, separate from the Hartland Royal British Legion Branch. It was at this point, that Mr David Blackmore – Heal joined me and together we started to put together a program of events, for the day, the program is included in this write up. David took on the task to compile a photographic display of North Devon activities during WW2 and the lead up to the D-Day landings, which was displayed in the pavilion throughout the day. I thought that we should have a centre piece, on the sports Five weeks of preparation for 4 days of lming, culminating eld, which we could build the whole day a round. in (perhaps) 8 to 10 minutes of screen time! My choice was the PEGASUS BRIDGE, which was one of the e lm will be released on Net ix in 2020 - it may well rst operations, to be carried out on D-Day. At 16 minutes also be on general release, but this is as yet undecided. past midnight on the 6th June 1944 the rst glider was on the We’re all looking forward to seeing it! Donal Sta ord ground just 50 yards, from the bridge over the Caen Canal, 30 men from the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, were out and charging the German strong point, over the Caen Canal Bridge. Less than a minute later a second glider landed right behind them, then a third crashed close by, killing one occupant who was the rst Allied combat casualty on D-Day. By half past midnight, 14 minutes from landing it was all over, the bridge was in British hands. Within days, the British Army had sign posted the bridge as “Pegasus Bridge”, honouring the shoulder badge of the Airborne troops, who took part in this operation It was at this stage in the planning that Mr Alan Strawson from Tucking Mill, joined David and I. Alan and I decided, to build our own version of the Pegasus Bridge. Alan and his friend Richard spent many weeks on this project, the bridge measured 28 feet wide by 11 feet high. With the bridge now completed, Mr Clive Brocklehurst from the WHITEHARE of HARTLAND agreed to paint the Sarah & Donal Sta ord with Armie Hammer, Lily James and Dave Haselden Bridge, as near as possible to the original bridge.
No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 21 When it was nished, I think that you would agree, that it was Fire Service, Coast Guard, Hartland Air Cadets. In all over a truly professional outcome. 160 people took part in the parade from the Church to the Pavilion, where our own Lt Colonel Simon Westlake Royal On the morning of the 8th June 2019 at 6 am, Alan and his Marines, opened the proceedings and took the Salute. team arrived on the sports eld to erect the bridge three hours later, it was in place. From 9.30 am, all the other organisations began to arrive, to take up their positions, under the direction of Mr John Sheppard, who was the fourth and nal member, of the Hartland Remembers the 75th Anniversary of D-Day 1944 Project team. All was ready on the eld by 12.30 pm. I was now at the Methodist Church, at 11am all the participants for the parade began to arrive.
At precisely 12:40 the parade marched o , led by Mr Vivian Gale`s 1936 Austin 7 with 101-year-old IDA KEEN on board, which both the crowd and Ida enjoyed. Ida was the STANDARDS ON PARADE oldest on parade and the youngest was a 5-year-old evacuee, RAF Assoc. Barn., Airborne Assoc., D&D Assoc. 1, REME the parade through the village was truly spectacular and Assoc., RN Assoc., ADEN Assoc., Braunton, Hartland enjoyed by all. WS, Union Flag, Hartland, Mid Devon, Bude, Barnstaple, Ilfracombe, Appledore, Bideford, RAF Assoc. Kilk., D&D Assoc. 2, Holsworthy, Army Cadets, D&D Assoc. 1, Air Cadets.
23 Standards, WW2 Vintage Vehicle’s, Bideford Youth Pipe Band, Bideford Army Cadet Force, Clergy and Parish Council, Veterans, Hartland Primary School Evacuee’s,
22 The Hartland Post is colour page has been sponsored by Allins Steel No. 16 Autumn 2019 During the afternoon, we were entertained by the Hartland e Hartland Players, then carried out a truly moving town Band, Hartland Air Cadets, Coast Guard and the tribute, to the 16 lads, who left Hartland from 1939 to Hartland Players, with their singing, of all the War Time 1945 never to return, who made the supreme sacri ce for Favourites. us all. ey held the photographs of the 16 and then gave the history, o each of them, a really moving moment in the day.
It was now time for our re-enactment, of the march from the Normandy Sword Beachhead, to the Pegasus Bridge. We had the lone piper, playing as he led Lord Lovat and the Army Cadets, through the bridge to be met by Major Howard [played by John Meincken]
e re-enactment was accompanied by a few ashbangs etc, also the Youth Pipe Band.
We now came to the nal part of the day’s events. e last post ceremony, where all the participants in the days events and the general public took part. All participants, marched through the Pegasus Bridge, to take up their positions. e Service was conducted by the reverend Jayne the wreaths were laid by Lt Colonel Simon Westlake and Jayne.
No. 16 Autumn 2019 is colour page has been sponsored by Allins Steel The Hartland Post 23 F. BAILEY - 7360373 Private Frederick Bailey of 143 Field Well that was the end of a truly splendid day, for the people Ambulance, the Royal Army Medical Corps. Son of Frederick and of Hartland. Bessie Bailey of Hartland. Born in Hartland in 1919. Died 27 May 1940 aged 21. e event was carried out by more than eighteen di erent F.COLWILL - 100027 Major/Acting Lt-Col Francis Colwill of Hartland and local organisations, with total enthusiasm and the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry. Son of Morley and Sophia commitment - without this we could not have remembered Colwill; husband of Edith Colwill. Born in Bideford in the March this important anniversary. ank you all for the help and Quarter of 1917. Died 23 July 1944 aged 27. Major Colwill is also support that you gave to the FAB FOUR. commemorated on the Chudleigh War memorial. e event raised £1415 .56p (£1415 .56p was paid out to 15 G.COTTLE - 837028 Bombardier George Lawrence Cottle of 142 Field Coy ( the Royal North Devon Yeomanry), the Royal Artillery. local Organisations who received a donation). Died 14 April 1942 aged 29. Buried in Hartland's Methodist Cemetery. I have thanked all who took part and attended on the 8th A.JEFFERY - 844420 Gunner Arthur Lewis Je ery 142 Field June, but I would also like to thank four further people, Regiment, the Royal Artillery. Son of Lewis and Mary Ann Je ery; Mr Alan Strawson (Bridge Builder), Clive Brocklehurst husband of Maggie Je ery. Born in Hartland in 1917. Died 9 (Bridge Painter), Nancy Johns and her team (who raised the September 1943 aged 26. magni cent sum of £500 by donations, for their catering, in L.PENGILLY - 918804 Gunner Leslie Pengilly of 142 Field the pavilion). Regiment, the Royal Artillery. Son of Alfred and Emma Pengilly of Philham, Hartland. Born in Bideford in 1918. Died 9 September Also, to Bob Seymour who was our photographer for the day, 1944 aged 30. the photos in this report were taken by Bob. W. R. NICHOLL - 5442051 Private William Rufus Nicholl of the 1st Battalion, the West Kent Regiment. Son of John and Blanche It is with grateful thanks to the following Sponsors and Nicholl; husband of Violet Nicholl. Born in Bideford in the June Organisations that this event was able to be put together: Quarter of 1914. Died 28 July 1944 aged 30. Sponsors: Blackwell`s, Colwill Garage, Whitehare Studio O.ROWLAND - 1313175 Private Oswald Rowland of the Pioneer Gallery, Mole Valley Holsworthy, Hartland Post Oce, Co-Op Corps. Son of James and Mary Rowland of Elmscott. Born in Kilkhampton, Bridgman’s Kilkhampton, Gilbert&Vanstone, Hartland in 1909. Died 5 June 1943 aged 33. e Hart Inn, Kings Arms, Hartland Quay Hotel, Hartland G.VANSTONE - 837170 Private George Lewis Vanstone of the Parish Council, e Forge Mini Brewery, ASDA, Rawle Army Catering Corps and the Royal Artillery. Son of William and Sarah Vanstone; husband of Gwendoline Vanstone of Hartland. Gammon &Baker, GE Honey & Son Parkham.David Je ery. Born 17 July 1917. Died 8 September 1943 aged 26. Organisations: Bideford Youth Pipe Band, Bideford Army E.COLWILL - 2655198 Sergeant Edwin Colwill of the Corps of Cadets, Hartland Carnival Committee, Hartland Fire Service, Military Police. Son of Morley and Sophia Colwill; husband of Hartland Coast Guard, Hartland WI, Hartland Players, Kathleen Colwill. Born in Devon in 1914. Died 20 July 1943 aged 29. Hartland Film Society, Hartland Primary School, Hartland L.GIFFORD - 837030 Lance Bombardier Leslie Gi ord of 142 Town Band, Hartland ATC, Hartland Football Club, Field Coy (the Royal North Devon Yeomanry), the Royal Artillery. Devon & Cornwall Police, WW2 Vehicle Club, Hartland Son of Emilene Gi ord; husband of Dora Gi ord of Hartland. Born in Hartland in 1913. Died 9 September in 1943 aged 30. History Society. H. JEFFERY - 837023 Bombardier Harold Je rey of 142 Field And not forgetting all the Hartland and surrounding district Reg. (the Royal North Devon Yeomanry), the Royal Artillery. Son of residents for their invaluable assistance and willingness to help omas and Lily Je rey of Hartland; husband of Elaine Je rey. Born in any way to make this event such a success. With thanks in Hartland in 1908. Died 12 April 1945 aged 30. from the Hartland Remembers the 75th Anniversary of H. LITTLEJOHNS - 5628457 Private Herbert George Littlejohns D-Day 1944 project team. of the 12th Airborne Division, the Devonshire Regiment. Adopted son and grandson of John and Sarah Litgtlejohns of Hartland; In 2005 I was part of the 60th husband of Gladys Littlejohns. Born in Hartland in 1913. Died 24 Anniversary Event, in Hartland for march 1945 aged 30. VE Day 1945. J.PICKARD - 13074127 Private James Jordan Pickard of 212 Coy, In 2019 I was part of the 75th the Pioneer Corps. Son of Percy and Louisa Pickard. Born in Devon Anniversary Event in Hartland for in 1920 but lived in Oxford. Died 10 July 1943 aged 23. the 1944 D-Day landings. R.PROUSE - 918805 Lance Bombardier Ronald Prouse of 142 Field Regiment (the North Devon Yeomanry), the Royal Artillery. Two great events, which I have been Son of Henry and Minnie Prouse of Hartland. Born in Hartland in proud to have taken part in. 1919. Died 13 October 1943 aged 24. Eric Halliday F.ROWE - 978928 Gunner Fred Rowe of No7. Medium Regiment, the Royal Artillery. Son of Charles and Martha Rowe of Hartland. Hartland Remembers D-Day Born in 1917. Died 23 March 1945 aged 28. Anniversary, Project Leader W.SLEE - Flt. Sergeant William Slee of the RAF 84 Squadron. Son of John and Lucy Slee of Clovelly. Born in Clovelly in 1910. Died 1 Many thanks to Allins Steel, who have joined the Hartland Post in March 1942 aged 32. sponsoring these colour pages of the Hartland Remembers celebrations. 24 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 NEWS from THE METHODIST CHURCH HARTLAND CHURCHES TOGETHER CHRISTIAN AID WALK AND LENT LUNCHES practically every year for well over half a century and entertained A very big thank you to all who sponsored these events earlier Fete goers with a varied programme of music, perfect for such in the year I can now tell you that the grand sum of £1,067 a pleasant occasion. e weather was superb, if a little warm has been sent to Christian Aid. ank you once again for your for some, and Mrs. Bee Hill kindly ocially opened the Fete. generous gifts. Teas and refreshments were served in the Methodist Hall. On the Sunday the Chapel Anniversary service at 11 a.m. was led THE BIG BOOK SHOP COFFEE MORNING by Rev. Stephen Hill. e next big book shop co ee morning will be held on Looking ahead, there will be the ever-popular Big Book Shop Saturday 30th November in the Methodist Hall from 10- Co ee Morning on Saturday 7th September in the Methodist 00am to 11-30am, we shall have the usual cake & savoury stall Hall from 10 to 11.30 with the usual cake and savoury stall. and a draw, and plenty of books for you to browse. Looking We shall be celebrating the harvest with a anksgiving forward to seeing you all there. Any enquiries to Ralph James Service with the Rev. Neal Street on Sunday, 13th October at at Silver Dream, Pengilly Way. or tel. 441 587. 11 a.m. Following the service there will be a ‘bring-&-share’ lunch and the non-perishable harvest gifts will be donated to NEWS FROM HARTLAND METHODIST CHURCH the Harbour Project, Bideford. e refurbishment of the kitchen in the Methodist Hall was Later in October we are looking forward to a CONCERT BY completed in time for the 104th Chapel Anniversary in late THE NEWTON ST. PETROCK MALE VOICE CHOIR June and it has been much appreciated by everyone since. ON SUNDAY, 20TH OCTOBER at 7 p.m. Led by their Cupboards have been replaced by drawers, which makes for musical director Norman Turner, the programme by the Choir much easier working. anks to a generous donation we have will be interspersed with old favourite Sankey Hymns for also provided mugs for hot drinks, as these seem to be the everyone to join in with Mary Street at the organ. Programmes much-preferred choice these days. will be available beforehand or on the door at £5.00. Supper will follow in the Methodist Hall. Proceeds will be shared between Chapel Funds and Devon Air Ambulance.
ree special Co ee Mornings have been held to help nance HARTLAND W.I. the improvement, the rst two very well supported. e third, not helped at all by the terrible weather on Wednesday, 14th JULY was our last get-together before we broke up for the summer August was billed as a ‘Co ee Morning Plus’ from 10.30 a.m. holidays. We do not meet in August as there are members on to 2 p.m. With refreshments served throughout, some took holiday or receiving family and friends and there are so many the advantage of enjoying a light lunch. e main users of things going on in the village and surrounding areas. We went the Hall also took the opportunity of sharing displays of their to Lynton and Lynmouth for our annual trip which we open up activities, with an extensive display of craftwork by the Arts and Crafts Club, a display of handiwork created by the children at to everyone not just the W.I. It was well supported and we even the very successful Messy Church and a third display of items had some gentlemen aboard which helped to swell our numbers. from the Hartland Society archive, along with a continuous It was lovely to have you all with us, the weather was brilliant PowerPoint presentation of photographs of bygone Hartland and we all really enjoyed ourselves. Except for a little delay on alongside modern counterparts, all of which proved of great the last leg of the journey into Lynmouth, everything else went interest. well. Our next meeting will be in September, the rst ursday With the continued success of the United Churches Messy of the month at 2.30pm in the Church rooms. Our speaker will Church adequate storage space was desperately needed and, be Helen Macintosh on talking newspapers; the competition will organised by Hartland Team Curate, Rev. Jane Hayes, funds be making your own headlines. were raised to convert a section of the old stable block at the rear of the chapel into a garage sized storeroom. If you would like to nd out more about the W.I. please feel welcome to come along to our meeting or contact Val 446152, e Fete was held in the Manse garden by kind permission of Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Hill on Saturday, 22nd June and Jan 440111 or Jean 441915. Hartland Town Band were in attendance as they have been Val Sheppard
No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 25 HARTLAND GARDEN SOCIETY OUT & ABOUT IN HARTLAND 150th Hartland garden summer show 2019 HARTLAND ART AND CRAFT CLUB e Hartland Garden Society would like to thank all those We meet on the 2nd and 4th ursdays from 10am - 1pm in involved with organising the 150th Summer Garden Show, which took place on Saturday 27th June 2019. the Methodist Hall Amanda and Natasha Poole would like to thank everyone on We try to have a tutorial on one session each month, but this behalf of the committee, who helped during the day with the is liable to change. refreshments, sports and plant stall and also Hartland town Cost is £2 per session with tea or co ee included. band for playing a lovely selection of music as always! September 12th; Painting with Roy Collins Also thank you to the people who helped us to put up and take September 26th Open Session (bring something of your own down the marquee. It was so nice to see so many people helping. to do) We had a great turn out this year it was so lovely to see the playing elds full of people coming down to take part. October 10th Digital Photography with Paul Wilkinson October 24th Co ee morning and Exhibition ank you to Kim orne for doing the face painting, Hockings ice cream and the community police for coming also. November 14th Pick and Mix – group tutorials We would like to thank everybody who put an entry in for November 28th Open Session the show, and a congratulations to those who won something. December 12th Christmas Decorations – group activity e 2nd winner of ‘ e Colin Tape Shield’ goes to Amy For further information or to check if a particular tutorial is orne and was presented by Winnie tape. See photo below running, please ring Kay 441091, or Danielle 441603
HARTLAND SOCIETY PROGRAMME 2019 2020 is Local History Society meets at 7.30pm on third ursdays in the Methodist Hall. Membership is £5 for the whole season and guests are welcome at £2 per meeting. Tea, co ee and biscuits are served at the end of each meeting. For more details, please phone the Secretary, Kay Greenish on 441091 ursday, 17th October: e Harman Family of Lundy 50 years ago Lundy was purchased by the National Trust. To mark this we look back to the times of the previous and last private owners - the Harman family with a superbly illustrated talk when we shall welcome Andre Coutanche, a fellow Hartland Garden Society Talks committee member of the Lundy Field Society along with September 2019 – March 2020 Roger Chapple. Andre was instrumental in the production of a superbly illustrated book on the Harman family and their September 23rd 2019 and ownership of Lundy from 1925 to 1969. Putting e Garden To Bed For e Winter And Preparing For Spring - Nigel Alford ursday, 21st November: Hartland Air Training Corps October 28th 2019 To mark the 100th Anniversary of the Royal Air Force, cadets Bude Community Orchard carried out a huge project on the history of the R.A.F., in Please Plant A Fruit Tree - Mr Rob Meredith particular on their activity in the local area. With the help of a November 25th 2019 small number of cadets, Flt. Lt. Barry Endean B.E.M. will be Introduction To Culm Grasslands - Neil Chanter presenting their ndings and giving Society members a chance to inspect the dozen scrapbooks the cadets created from their January 27th 2020 detailed researches. Growing Flowers For Cutting - ‘Church Park Flowers’ February 24th 2020 - Quiz and shared supper ursday, 12th December: How well do you know the parish? March 23rd 2020 For our festive meeting (Please note, on the second ursday), Greenhouses, concentrating on vegetable - Nigel Alford we shall be testing members on their knowledge of their own parish, rounding o with mince pies with the customary ALL WELCOME - CHURCH ROOMS - 7.30PM. cuppa. TEA/COFFEE/CAKE. £2.00 PER SESSION
26 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 WELCOMBE NEWS onions featured strongly with record numbers of entries, whilst tomatoes and cucumbers also did well. Unfortunately, the ere’s no doubt that we are blessed to live where we do in beautiful Produce and Preserves section was less well supported, perhaps North Devon and Cornwall but rural living, especially in remote the Welcombe ladies were too busy tending their gardens, but areas, is not without its downsides. overall the numbers of entries was well up on last year. Women in rural areas face some unique challenges on top of the Cups and prizes were presented by our Chairman, Stephen usual ones. Friends are often far away and in other parts of the Barrett who thanked the Judges, Committee members, country, feelings of isolation are not uncommon, many of us additional helpers and exhibitors for their part in making the Show such a success. e worthy winner of the Flower, work from home or from home farms, or on our own and if we Vegetable and combined cups was the perennial Graham Tape, aren’t working we are often home alone or with small children or whilst the Committee Cup was awarded to Hazel Lynes whose dependant relatives and it’s dicult to get out and about. Women’s entries achieved a high standard across the various sections. groups can be a real lifeline for many but sometimes they run at a Lesley Highton again delighted us with her o erings in the time which is dicult for working women and mums to attend. Organic Section, taking with her the Yarner Trust Bowl. In the To help celebrate the many upsides of this rural life, and address Hobbies Section, two interesting wood carvings exhibited by the downsides, a new women’s group will be launching on October Alan Corduroy were fashioned by him during his to the time 3rd. Chicks in the Sticks will run the rst ursday of every month in the Falkland Islands from a South American hard wood from 7.30pm at Welcombe Village Hall. e brainchild of local being used as fenceposts. Toby Cottle, in his last year in the 8/12 year old section, won the Porter Cup; his presence in ladies Lydia Underwood (Welcombe), Rev Jane Hayes (Hartland), the Children’s Section will be missed and we would be glad to Hannah Marsh (Stratton) and Daniella Christian (Shop) as well have other children to come forward and enter some exhibits. as a host of supporters and helpers, the group’s mission is to bring We were able to welcome an encouraging number of new women together from across our rural community for friendship, entrants from the locality. e Show is in good shape both in support, empowerment and networking in a warm, welcoming, terms of entries and exhibitors and is, of course, very much eco friendly and inclusive space. part of the Village social calender. With the current emphasis Women from all walks of life, from near and far, are all welcome; of sustainability much in people’s minds, it does appear that whether new to the area and wanting to build friendships, or vegetable growing is making something of a comeback. e wishing to meet up with existing friends and neighbours and carbon footprint of the exhibits would surely impress even the spend time together. e meet-ups will mostly centre around a most ardent eco-warrior. workshop with opportunities to just chat and enjoy each other’s Judges company, share events and projects we are involved in, and take Vegetable, Flower and Organic Sections: Mr. and Mrs. Shapland some time to have a laugh over cake, tea, co ee and BYOB. Each Cookery, Produce and Preserves Sections: Marilyn Baker meet-up is pay per meet with a suggested secret donation of £4 Fun and Hobbies Sections: Cynthia May but people can pay less according to what each can a ord to keep Children’s Sections: Deanna Beale it to anyone’s budget and there’s no obligation to attend meet-ups Pictures and Photographic Sections: Wendy Chiles regularly, just come along as and when you like. Trophy Winners Future planned workshops include soap making, lled pasta Perpetual Cup: Vegetables and Fruit - G. Tape making, yoga and crochet, with more plans afoot for self-defence, Perpetual Cup: Flowers - G. Tape rst aid, a surf lesson and a wild swimming outing. e idea is Gilbert Grimmet Cup: Vegetables and Flowers Combined - that the group will be shaped by its ‘members’ and what they are G. Tape interested in so it’s a great time to get involved at the start of this Yarner Trust Bowl: Organic - L. Highton John Moat Wooden Spoon: Fun - T. Kerr exciting new venture. George Hynes Perpetual Shield: Produce and Preserves - Keep an eye out on Facebook and in local shops and businesses for A. Ashmore information on upcoming events or contact chicksinthesticks1@ Macer Cup: Preschool - Samantha Luxton gmail.com, Lydia on 01237 441621, or Jane on 01237 440161. Jamieson Cup: 7 and under - Sa ron Cudworth Porter Cup: 8/12 year olds - Toby Cottle WELCOMBE GARDEN SHOW Miller Cup: Children’s best overall entry - Jessica Cornish is year’s annual Garden Show was held at Welcombe Village Vera St. John Hollis Perpetual Cup: Hobbies - M. Willows Hall on Saturday 3rd August on a glorious summer day. e Committee Cup - H. Lynes Hall, bedecked in colour from the exhibits, played host to over one hundred people. Exhibitors, guests, families and local WELCOMBE CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR residents enjoyed their cream teas on a warm sunny afternoon, Sunday 24 November at 11:00 – 16:00 Welcombe Village Hall sitting out on the patio and lawn area behind the Hall with children making full use of the playground facilities. We return again, for another year, with our hugely popular Growing conditions in the lead up to the Show had, on Christmas Craft Fair. As always we will have a great range of local the whole, been fairly clement. Earlier in the year we had producers with plenty of Christmas gift ideas, treats for yourself experienced cool, dry conditions which had held things back and fun for the family. FREE ENTRANCE. but, in the nick of time, temperatures rose and, provided Our café returns with plenty of homemade o erings for you to watering was carried out, plants had responded well, as enjoy including light lunches, cakes, hot and cold drinks. exempli ed by the huge numbers of entries in the Vegetable and Fruit Section. Traditional favourites such as potatoes and
No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 27 HUNGRY HARTLAND : Where to eat e Hart Inn e Old Bakery Coffee Shop VILLAGE PUB & DINING 01237 441474 Opening hours will change from the beginning of September and the Old Bakery will be open Monday to Saturday from WINTER SEASON EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT 9am to 4pm and closed on Sunday until next March 2020. Come and enjoy the open re and friendly atmosphere. ey will be serving all the favourite warming dishes Good old fashioned home cooked midweek supper nights. throughout the Autumn using seasonal ingredients. Come Regular Quiz Evenings - Pool Table & Dart Board Special occasion coming up, Party Bookings welcome and enjoy co ee or lunch with friends and don’t forget to Super Sunday Roasts choice of meats & vegetarian option with treat yourself to delicious cakes or scones! all the trimmings. Christmas Party Bookings from November. Look out for the tantalising Christmas menu. Booking essential. Hartland Farmers Market Keep an eye out on Facebook, notice board & posters September update for our winter opening times and other events. We get lots of requests for stalls at the market and space is a If you have any suggestions or would like to see certain events or problem, but we are always interested in new producers who entertainment we would love to hear from you. can o er something di erent. We have strict rules in place that the products must (where possible) be made, grown, Shamrock Fish & Chips reared, caught etc by the producers themselves and within the Opening hours: (Closed Wednesday and Sunday) local area with good ethics. We are lucky to have so many local Monday, Tuesday, ursday & Saturday: 5-8.30pm producers willing to come to the market and as organiser I am Friday: 12-2pm and 5-8.30pm extremely proud of what they do; I feel a responsibility to our Telephone orders taken on 07471 150078 / 01237 488123. customers to only put products in front of you that I am happy Cash only please. with. I hope this gives you con dence in what you’re buying, but remember the money you spend goes straight back into e Church Rooms local people’s pockets which boosts our local economy. In the car park, o the main square, this is the place to go for a cup of tea, cake, free WiFi or a chat. Toast and cheese scones are also available. Open Tuesday and Friday morning from 10-12. Pattard Kitchen Opening hours from beginning September will be ursday through Saturday. From the end of October they will be open We do have a few craft stalls where space allows (food has on Friday and Saturday evenings. Pattard Kitchen is available priority as it’s a farmers market after all), but again they must for party bookings any night of the week and also for outside abide by the same rules and I try to rotate them around if we catering, private hire and events. During the winter there don’t have enough space. Unfortunately we lost one of our will occasionally be special events, such as tasting menus, so craft producers last month and you will all have seen their watch their facebook page and website for more information. work. ea & Suki from ‘Joan of Art’ are emigrating to Canada Booking recommended: 01237 441444. and they are the ones who sold their sketching tins. ey did our design work last year for the new green signboards, posters e Milkiosk and yers which we are really pleased with, so we gave them a pasteurised milk, cool and fresh from the farm little send-o at the end of the last market. Feeling nostaligic for glass milk bottles ? Too much plastic in Luckily when one producer goes, another one often comes your life? Fed up with food miles? around the corner. is next month we will have two sh You can now get fresh local milk at the Milkiosk directly stalls. Rem will be selling a selection of local frozen sh (did from the cows at High Park farm, Littleham. One litre costs you know that frozen is often the freshest sh you can buy – £1. Although credit cards are taken it is best to have some honestly, look it up). Please welcome John from Blakewell pound coins on you in case the card machine is not working. Fisheries near Barnstaple, he will be selling his smoked Salmon Minimum amount dispensed is ½ litre. Take your own glass and Tandout and patés made from his own sh – exciting! I bottles or buy them from an automatic distributor at the farm tried his sh last year and was extremely impressed; I’ve been (£1); free range eggs (£1.30) also available. trying to get him to come to Hartland ever since, so please try Directions: take the A39 towards Bideford. Exit right at the him out – I’ll ask him to put some samples out for you to try. roundabout going to Atlantic Village. Take the rst right immediately after the roundabout. Follow the brown sign to Before I forget we had a new producer in August too, James “ e Milkiosk”. Leonard (son of Lou) came with 5 dozen of his own quail eggs. He sold them all before I had chance to buy any! 28 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 Our youngest producer by a mile, I just love to give children the chance to do something like this. Well done James, he’ll be back next month. So remember the next markets are on the rst Sunday of the month, except in December when we’ll have two, one on the 1st and another on the 22nd so you can buy your last minute Christmas supplies – sorry, did I say Christmas ….! Peter Cherry – [email protected] or call 07713 505500. Next Markets: 1st September, 6th October, 3rd November, 1st December, 22nd December* (Special Christmas Market). COOK’S CORNER For everyone with a glut of courgettes, this is a fantastic White Hare Chocolaterie recipe! Recommended by Sue Dollimore over in Welcombe White Hare Chocolaterie reports good support during and courtesy of BBC Good Food. Excellent for freezing. the summer months. Chocolatier Caroline Brocklehurst Courgette, Potato & Cheese Soup comments "Everyone in the business warned us that Ingredients traditionally chocolate sales drop in the summertime but in introducing a range of fruit avoured and themed chocolates 500g potato, unpeeled and roughly chopped we seemd to have a bucked a trend". e chocolaterie has 2 vegetable stock cubes been o ering chocolates including "strawberries and cream", 1kg courgettes, roughly chopped "rapsberry bombes"~based on a raspberry ripple ice cream, Bunch spring onions, sliced "lemon lovelies"~reminiscent of a lemon meringue pie and the "passionata" a soft passionfruit ganache dipped in 100g extra-mature cheddar grated plus a little extra to white chocolate and decorated with passion fruit avoured serve chocolate. Caroline reports "We are looking towards Autumn Good grating fresh nutmeg, plus extra to serve and Winter now with warming avours and if you are keen Method on Gin watch out for a new range we are working on…more 1. Put the potatoes in a large pan with just enough water news soon! to cover them and crumble in the stock cubes. Bring to the boil, then cover and cook for 5 minutes. Add Hartland Point Refreshment Kiosk the courgettes, put the lid back on and cook for 5 welcomes you minutes more. row in the spring onions, cover and Vanessa welcomes you all to Hartland Point Kiosk which cook for a nal 5 minutes. she has been running since Easter 2019 and will now be 2. Take o the heat, then stir in the cheese and season open Daily from 10.30 am – 5pm until October. with the nutmeg, salt and pepper. Whizz to a thick soup, adding more hot water until you get the Serving up Hot and Cold Drinks, Speciality Co ee, Light consistency you like. Serve scattered with extra grated Bites and Snacks, Cream Teas, Cakes and Locally Produced cheddar, spring onions and nutmeg or pepper. Or Ice Cream. cool and freeze in freezer bags or containers with A great base for coastal walks or just somewhere to recharge, good lids for up to 3 months. relax and take in the magni cent coastline and get away from it all! Outdoor Refreshment Kiosk open 10.30 am – 5 pm Fish & Chips For further information contact Vanessa on 07771 590083 e Kings Arms Hartland Quay Hotel Eat in or take away. OAP special price Friday lunch time Open every day. Lunch served 12-2.30pm; dinner 6-9pm e Whiddon Wagon Every day in the summer a snack menu runs 3-5.30. Daily Wednesday 5pm - 7pm from the van outside the Legion changing specials board. Dogs on lead welcome. Inside Woolsery Fish & Chips tables quite booked up with hotel residents but advance booking not essential. Some inside tables always available Wednesday & ursday 4.30pm - 8.30pm Friday & Saturday 12noon - 2pm & 4.30pm - 8.30pm for walk-in guests and plenty of outside seating. Specials menu changes weekly, bringing a selection of Tel. 01237 441218 or [email protected] favourites as well as some creative new dishes.
No. 16 Autumn 2019 The Hartland Post 29 You will have up to two years to apply for a licence for an existing activity from 1st January 2018 to 31st December 2019. For more information on applying for a New Authorisation please go to: www.gov.uk/guidance/apply-for-a-new-abstraction-licence- HARTLAND PARISH COUNCIL for-a-currently-exempt-abstraction www.hartlandpc.org.uk [email protected] Urgent Request from Adoption of Phones Boxes Save Our Hospital Services Devon (Fore Street & Stoke) Northern Devon Healthcare Trust is currently undertaking an Hartland Parish Council will be adopting our Parish phone boxes engagement process relating to the provision of acute and other in Fore Street and Stoke. If you have any ideas for their use, please services at North Devon District Hospital. e second stage of the email the Parish Clerk by September 23rd 2019. review is in progress and Northern Devon Healthcare Trust has Hartland Parish Council – Community Day identi ed the following services as vulnerable: care of the elderly, Date for your diary - Hartland Parish Council will be hosting their stroke, oncology, maternity, radiology, trauma& orthopaedics, Community Day on the 23rd May 2020 in the Parish Hall ... more acute medicine and paediatrics. Residents Now Have a Say in details to follow. Future Healthcare Provision in North Devon Hartland Parish Signs Please Can You Contribute You may have noticed new signs around the Parish?? anks to the e survey can be found here: https://www.surveygizmo.eu/ hard work and support from Cllr Cooper, Hartland Parish Council s3/90159013/NDHT-feedback-2019 secured a grant from the Northern Devon AONB and were able to Further Information replace much needed new nger posts. Parish Council contact details, dates of meetings, agendas and Ambulance Response Programme minutes are on the website: www.hartlandpc.org.uk ; agendas, e Ambulance Response Programme has been changed at national minutes and contact details are also posted on the notice boards in level. Level 1 is now only for patients who are unconscious, not Hartland, Meddon and Stoke. Members of the public are welcome breathing or having a severe allergic response, all other conditions to attend the meetings and speak at the beginning of the meetings have been downgraded. e knock on e ect for us is that the co- if there are issues they would like to bring to the attention of responders are only called for level 1. We the Parish Council are very the Parish Council. If you can’t attend a meeting but would like concerned and consider the quality of our medical emergency cover something to be considered by the Council please contact the Clerk reduced. We are writing to various agencies to attempt to resolve this. at [email protected] Environment Agency – Do you need a licence to continue abstracting water? If you want to take more than 20 cubic meters of water per day from a surface or groundwater sources, you will normally need to hold an abstraction licence. However, certain abstractions have remained exempt from licencing control. is means that those exempt abstractions can potentially take Visit our Showroom at Red Post, unlimited amount of water, irrespective of availability and without Nr Bude, Cornwall. EX23 9NW regards to impacts on the environment or other abstractors. Following public consultations the Government has introduced Supply and install woodburners & new Regulations with e ect from 1st January 2018. e main activities a ected are: multi-fuel stoves • Transferring water from one inland water system to another Gas & Electric stoves in the course of, or as the result of, operations carried out by a Fire places & surrounds navigation, harbour or conservancy authority. Chimney flues & linings • Abstracting water from internal drainage districts Laying slate hearths & oak beams • Dewatering mines, quarries and engineering works, except in Chimney stack rebuilds & repairs an emergency Fireplace renovations • Warping (abstraction of water containing silt for deposit onto Showroom with live working stoves agricultural land so that the silt acts as a fertiliser). • All forms of irrigation (other than spray irrigation, which is Showroom Opening Hours: already licensable), and the use of land drainage systems in Mon-Fri 9am until 4pm reverse (including water transfers into managed wetland Saturday 10am until 2pm systems and water meadows) to main eld water levels. Call us now for a FREE no obligation • Abstracting within currently geographically exempt areas, quote on: including some revisers close to the boards of Scotland, and 01288 381 852 • Abstracting covered by Crown and visiting forces (other than Website: www.cblstoves.co.uk Her Majesty the Queen and the Duchies of Cornwall and Email: [email protected] Lancaster in their private capacity).
30 The Hartland Post No. 16 Autumn 2019 CLOVELLY NEWS Apple Day October 23, 2019 Clovelly Herring Festival November 17, 2019 It is Apple Season – so we are holding our Fourth Apple Day with Clovelly Herring Festival always falls in November. It’s the time lots of lovely apple crafts and activities. On arrival at Clovelly of year when our historic village celebrates the coming of the you will see apple pressing by Gatcombe valley outside the great “Silver Darlings”, better known as Herring. We celebrate Visitor Centre, so please do bring a bag of apples. Watch them and promote this tasty, nutritious sh whilst supporting being pressed and taste the fresh juice. Or if you wish, you can sustainable shing. e village always depended on the harvest bring more for pasteurisation and bottling for which there will be of herring, caught in superb condition for a short season o this a charge (£1.90 per 75 cl bottle). coast. Records go back over 400 years and in 1749 there were about a hundred herring boats in the port. When shing was Crafts and and activities good, 9000 herring could be landed at one time. ose days On entry to Clovelly (free for children under 7 years old), you of massive catches are long gone. ese days we have just two will nd the Apple Day crafts and activities in the Visitor Centre herring shermen, both employing sustainable shing methods from 11:00-16:00. e round shape of the apple with the great using only drift nets and long lines. reds and greens makes the apple a perfect base for creating art. So enjoy some Apple Art with e Plough and either carve, sculpt, decorate or do all of them with your apple. ere will also be live music, apple bobbing, apple stamping and making corn dollies. Storytelling Isabella Necessity on her Story Bicycle will be there to tell stories of her orchard escapades and share snippets of apple folklore. Isabella is a bicycling botanist who loves to share stories from her incredible journeys around the world with the people she meets along the way. She has own with the blue butter ies of e Maritime historian and writer, Mike Smylie, attends with his Brazil in the heart of the Amazon Rainforest, outwitted trolls “Kipperland” exhibition, which is devoted to the history of all in the ords of Norway, learnt Kung-Fu on the Mountain of things herring. Mike also turns the herring into delicate-tasting Kunyu and rested in a robin’s nest on Dartmoor. With delightful kippers and bloaters in his smokehouse for sale. storytelling, gorgeous illustrations, unexpected wonders and Flaxland was unfortunately unable to join the event last year, but a handsome Story Bicycle called Dilys, Isabella will whisk you will do this year with their exhibitions and demonstrations. An away to another world. opportunity to discover how the ax plant is used to make a vast Farmers market and competition range of goods. ere will be a small farmers market, including a pick of On the quay, kitchens serve a variety of delicious herring pumpkins, vegetables, herbs, and cider amongst other stalls. specialities along with beer tastings, local food and craft stalls. And Merry Harriers Garden Centre will also have some of their throughout the day there will be live music, street entertainers, interesting products on display. e RNLI will be hosting our face-painting & henna tattoos, and an exhibition of Clovelly Apple Crumble competition (so please bring your crumbles at herring shing. 10:00 to enter). ey will be also selling lovely homemade cakes You can also learn how to handcraft bowls from sea debris at the and apple deserts. ‘Beach clean’ bowl workshops. Clearing beach debris keep it free from ropes and nets, which are harmful to wildlife and sea creatures. Harvest Hunt, Garden Tour and Chef demonstration Washhouse Studio is fully supplied with equipment from Beach At 13:00 pm, families can take part in a fun Harvest Hunt with Care and Keep Britain Tidy to organise beach cleans with the local the Clovelly Tour Guide, Jana Edwards, who will take you down general public. All such debris gets collected and taken back to the around the craftyard and Mount Pleasant. She will tell spooky studio so it can be re-used to make beautiful bowls. stories and looking for clues to win a harvest treat back at the e Marine Pioneers and the Blue Marine Pioneer Foundation Visitor Centre. Please book your place on arrival as spaces are will be showcasing their herring project and also o er an event- limited. themed activity. And Sustainable Fish education will have tasters Again this year, our Head Gardener, will o er a garden tour at and information on cooking herrings and information on their 14:30. en don’t miss our Chef demonstration at 16:00. current projects. Timings ere will also be a North Devon Hospice 3km Fun Run along Hobby Drive. To take part nearer the time, please sign up online at Apple pressing: 11:00-13:00; Apple day activities: 11:00 – 16:00; www.northdevonhospice.org.uk or contact them on 01271 347232. Harvest Hunt 12:30-13:30; Garden Tour: 14:00-15:00; Chef Demonstration: 15:30-16:00 e Clovelly Herring Festival features in lots of publications and TV programmes and is one of the best ve autumn food festivals.
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