July 2019 No.466 50P to Non Residents

July 2019 No.466 50p to Non Residents

Events

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Editorial CONTENTS PAGE I apologise for the number of times that you see the editor’s Business Index 38 name appear in the Gazette. This Church 14 is not because we are attention Community News 9, 12, 16, seeking prima donnas, but 18, 30, 39 because we have to fill spaces and Directory of Clubs 37 we would love you to fill some of Events 2, 7, 22, 40 them for us! Getting Outside 7, 26 Perhaps you will have some Horticultural Show Centrefold successes or failures at the Pull out section Horticultural Show, (see pull-out 10, 24 26 centre fold) or have seen a Notices 32 particularly nice picture at the Art Parish Council 28,34,35 Show. Jokes or photos...share them with us, and help brighten Parish Diary 20,21 up the Gazette. Roll on July! Tennis Club 5 Heather

The Deadline for submissions to the next Gazette is end of day 17th of this month email:[email protected]

Your Editors are: Jane Wardlaw 01840 230933 Heather Smith 01840 230976 Margaret Kirkwood 01840 230911

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Crackington Haven Tennis Club

TENNIS LESSONS FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN Tennis lessons will be available, albeit for a week less than usual. We are fortunate to have James Brobin, LTA coach, yet again. He already has some other commitments in the Summer, the first of which is to be presented with the "Regional Coach of the Year Award" for the South West at a President's dinner after the Wimbledon Championship. Well done James! Lessons will be offered in the same format on a Monday afternoon/ evening and Wednesday morning if numbers allow. As always, they depend on who and how many come forward.

Cost for the FOUR week course of lessons:

Mini-Tennis £10 for Members or £25 for Non-Members Adults £25 for Members or £40 for Non-Members

To commence on WEDNESDAY 17th JULY

Adults Improver/Intermediate 10.00 - 11.00am Adults Advanced 11.00 - 12.00noon

PLUS To commence on MONDAY 22nd JULY

Mini-Tennis Aged 8 - 10 4.30 - 5.10pm Mini-Tennis Aged 11+ 5.15 - 5.55pm Adult Beginner/Improver 6.00 - 7.00pm Adult Intermediate+ 7.00 - 8.00pm

Places will be limited to eight per session, but we need a minimum of six per session before going ahead, so please put your name down A.S.A.P. (10th July latest) First come, first serve .. ALL adult groups were full last year!

Contact Helen Seez 01840 230664

Getting Outside

Things to do in the Garden in July The garden may begin to straggle after all the rain and weeds pop up from nowhere. Flowers have browned or drooped and some rejuvenation is needed! Deadhead all spent flowers and weed and hoe beds Plant some colourful new plants in the gaps and so much the better if they are bee friendly. Mulch around your plants with bark or compost or grass cuttings Tidy and tie in climbing shrubs Sow more greens and salads Feed and water tomato plants, nip out side shoots Mow and edge the lawn. Leave some grass uncut for insects and wildlife Perfect. Bring out the garden chairs and the sun! Gill Shipsides

PARISH WALK Saturday 20th July. Meet Burden Car park 11am. Route: Mineshop - Coxsford - Tresmorn - Cleave - St.Gennys church - Congdons - Lovers Lane. Stout walking boots essential; something to drink advisable. Phone Gill Nicholls 230393

Community Transport

Times are looking up for people living in a rural area without a car. With the closing of villages shops and the increasing cost of keeping a car on the road it has become increasingly difficult to be independent. Elderly folk, or those who choose not to drive, or use online shopping, can currently benefit from the Jubilee Club and Camelford Age Concern Bus Outings, as well as the very successful support service offered by Richard Leach and his team of volunteers. There is a now a new Ring and Ride scheme from Holsworthy that is considering expanding their service to include Crackington. Currently they pick up from Week St Mary, and Whitstone and if there was a need, would include our parish. A service where you book your place beforehand, are picked up from and delivered back to your door and shopping carried for you by the driver. This enables otherwise housebound, dependant people, to enjoy a trip out, with other people, in transport that is convenient, accessible, affordable and door to door. It would help the organisers with their decision making if those interested in such a scheme in St Gennys contacted Holsworthy Rural Transport office and expressed their interest. Call 01409 259001 Or email: [email protected] See their website for more information pickme-up.co.uk

This information is shared with you, taken from their promotional literature Heather (Ed)

Notices

HELP IS AT HAND Some of you may be aware of myself and a small band of willing volunteers who are keen to help our senior parishioners in any way we can. Are you struggling sometimes with practical issues or perhaps loneliness? If so we would be glad to call and have a chat with you, in complete confidence, and see if we can be of assistance. Alternatively, if you would like to become a volunteer and you can spare an hour or so here and there, I will of course welcome you with open arms. Richard Leach, Please phone 01840 230994 (St Gennys Parish Councillor for Adult Social Care)

MOBILE LIBRARY The library van will be at Crackington Institute on Wednesday 5th June

10.15 am to 10.45 am

Recycling

A message from Rob Nolan, forwarded by Nicky Chopak our District Councillor…...

Lots of people have watched the TV program on plastics, and are worried about where our recycling goes!

None of our recycling ends up in Landfill, either here or abroad.

Because you separate the plastics out at kerbside, and at the recycling centre we run it along conveyor belts and sort it further, we end up with a valuable product, that’s sold and turned into plastic pellets and sold on to plastic manufacturers.

Mixed glass makes brown glass, so beer or wine bottles. Ours goes to Scunthorpe and comes back as Stella or Grolsh.

There’s been a big drop in the amount of newspaper coming to the recycling centres, but a massive increase in the amount of cardboard. That seems to be Amazon, etc, and their packaging.

We’re negotiating a new Waste Contract, and from 2020 will be recycling more, including food waste.

Rob Nolan,

Cornwall Councillor and Portfolio Holder for Environment

Meanwhile you can find out where your recycling goes, who manages it, and what it becomes, by going to— www.cornwall.gov.uk/recycling

Thank you to Annabel Yates and Janey Comber for asking the questions. and sharing the answers on FB Crackington Appreciation page. Anyone wanting to visit the recycling centre, email Annabel ; [email protected]

Ed.

Church News

July Services at St Gennys Church Sunday 7th 11.00 Morning Prayer Sunday 14th 18.00 Holy Communion Sunday 21st 18.30 Sung Evensong Sunday 28th 11.00 Holy Communion

The organisers of the recent event referred to by Reverend Aston in last months issue would like to point out that they did receive permission for the event to be held in the church from both the chairman of the PCC and a churchwarden. Heather Smith

Tresparrett Methodist Church Sunday 4th August 2019 Tea & Praise Members and friends of Tresparrett Methodist Church invite you all to an afternoon High Tea from 5 - 6.30pm with an extended invitation for all to enjoy an enjoyable evening in the Chapel sharing in Songs of Praise. Songs of Praise in the Sandpit Sunday, 11th August from 5.30pm Please come and enjoy a summer evening celebration. Bring your chairs, blankets and good selves and share praise and joyful celebration together accompanied by St Gennys Silver Band. Bring & Share supper and refreshments to follow the event. Contact: Carol Teague for further information 01566 248697

Friends and neighbours

Last month members of our community worked together proving to one and all that we are united in what we want and need. On two occasions they provided help by way of the defibrillator and also providing transport to hospital for relatives. It is reassuring to know that we live in such a lovely community willing to assist others. I am sure there are many occasions concerning various people where help is offered, needed and accepted. Our thanks to all of our unsung heroes. It is now obvious that the defibrillators are an important asset to the village. For those of you who may not know the positioning of the three defibrillators they are as follows :- The front of the Institute, the front of the Legion Hall and The Coombe Barton, to the right of the main entrance on the outside wall of the Function Room Richard Leach

A huge thanks to everyone involved raising funds (you know who you are!) for the Third Defibrillator in the Parish at The Coombe Barton, but especially for Glyn and Dejana for organising it, siting it, and offering to maintain it! Another training day on how to use the equipment has been requested by various people in the parish, and Barry Jordan, the Parish Clerk will arrange, likely to be in September, although its doubtful whether Paul Anderson will need to be on it, he’s used it already, more than once! Heather (ed)

IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE IN THE ST GENNYS GAZETTE PLEASE PHONE JANE ON 01840 230933 FOR DETAILS OF OUR VERY REASONABLE RATES

Neetside Repair Café

Since first reading about the Café in March’s Gazette, as a Trustee of Neetside Centre, it was very interesting to go along and see for myself how the project is progressing. Neetside Community Centre has been providing space for a range of services and professionals for Bude and the surrounding parishes, Including St Gennys, since 1996. In just 5 months since its opening in Bude, the Repair cafe has quickly gained popularity, and is now seeing queues of people waiting for their broken items to be assessed and verdicts given. Eilidh, Deb and Tilly have developed the Repair Café at Neetside Community Centre, part of an International initiative to reduce waste, share skills and bring people together. Already they have seen 54 items repaired and not thrown away. In some cases advice has been given to the owner on how to repair the item themselves. Eilidh is keen to encourage parents to get younger people involved, to learn how to mend a puncture, repair a zip, or fix a broken toaster. Working with Greener Bude and Friends of The Earth, Neetside Community Centre is closely linked with the adjacent Community Orchard and Biodiversity trail and The Bude Refill shop. This new venture run by a team of volunteers enables you to shop plastic free, bringing your own container, just buy what you need and save money and waste. Not forgetting the Café, which supplies hot drinks and a range of cakes while you wait, all for a donation. A snapshot of things brought for repair include Lamp, Iron, Radio, Bike, Mobile phone, Handbag, Hoodie, Shoe, Zips….. This is all very exciting getting people together, learning new skills, saving money and helping the environment, especially, when faces from our village are seen in the queue. The Repair Café is open on the last Saturday of every month 10.30 –12.30pm, Neetside Community Centre, Leven Road, Bude EX238LB see their FB page. Heather (Ed) Miranda Clarke

St Gennys Parish Diary July Events Date Day Event Venue 6th Saturday Pimms & Pasty Evening Higher Tresmorn Farm 7pm 13th Saturday Social Evening Snooker Club 7.30pm

14th Sunday Folk Club Snooker Club 7.45pm 19th Friday to Art Exhibition St Gennys Church to 21st Sunday 11am—6pm 20th Saturday Parish Walk 11am Burden Trust Car Park

21st Sunday Air Ambulance Institute 2-6pm Cream Tea and Cakes

21st Sunday Film Club—Taxi Driver 7.30pm Blue Room

26th Friday Horticultural Show Legion Hall. Opens at 3pm Presentation of Cups 6.30pm

Forthcoming Events

AUGUST

4th Sunday Tea and Praise Tresparret Chapel 5—6.30pm 4th Sunday 5K Challenge Run Institute - Run starts at 10.00am register at 9.30am 8th Sunday Dog Show Higher Tresmorn Farm 2.30pm 11th Sunday Songs of Praise Crackington beach 5.30pm Summertime Service Churches Together 14th Wednesday Craven Players AGM Institute 7.30pm 25th Sunday Surf Club 60th Anniversary SLSC Club house from Duck Race midday (TBC)

25th if Sunday Annual Doubles Tennis Tennis Club wet 26th Tournament Registration 10am

St Gennys Parish Diary

Regular Events Sunday (Every) Crackington Crew Beach The Haven 10.00am Clean

Monday (Every) Get Active Class Institute 10.00am Monday (Every) Pilates Intermediate Institute 6.30pm Monday (Every) Pilates Beginners Institute 7.45pm

Tuesdays (Every) Scottish Country Dancing Institute 7.15pm

Tuesdays (1st &3rd) Table Tennis For Fun Institute 3.00pm

Tuesdays (2nd) Social Afternoon Institute 2.30pm

Wednesday (Every) Tennis Club Tennis From 6.00pm Courts

Wednesday (Every) Life Drawing Class Wooda 10.00am to 12.30pm

Wednesday (Every) Silver Band Legion Hall 7.00pm to 9.00pm

Wednesday (3rd) Crafty Day Institute From 10.00am

Thursday (Every) Yoga Institute 4.30pm to 6.00pm

Thursday (Every) Crackington Playgroup Institute 10.00am to Noon

Thursday (Every) Pilates Improvers/Beginners Institute 6.30pm Thursday (Every) Table Tennis Institute From 7.00pm Friday (1st) Dance The Body Alive Institute 7.00pm to 10.00pm

Friday (Monthly) Gardening Club Various 10.00am to Venues Noon

Notices and Event

St Gennys Annual 5k Challenge Sunday 4th August The run starts at 10.00 am from Crackington Institute Please come along to register at 9.30 am Summer Break Child Entry £5.00 Adult Entry £10.00 Family Entry £20.00

Notices

Volunteer Ranger Days

Every Tuesday in July Valency Valley, Boscastle. Himalayan Balsam removal. 10-4pm We’ll be pulling up this non-native invasive weed to help make way for native wildlife in Valency Valley. Don’t forget your wellies and long sleeves! Meet at

the overflow car park in Boscastle PL35 0HG

Sunday 21 July Beeny cliff, Nr Boscastle. Ragwort control. 10-4pm We’ll be helping reduce the spread of Ragwort by pulling it up, Whilst it is good for wildlife, it is deadly to livestock, so we need to keep it in check and stop it

spreading to surrounding farmland. Meet in laybys on roads near Beeny NW of Boscastle- look out for NT truck (GR:SX117 927) Everyone is welcome, you don’t need any experience

We’ll show you how to use the tools, so you can help us with the jobs. Everything you need is provided, just wear clothes that can get dirty, stout footwear and bring lunch and a flask.

Please contact me for more information - Jenny Herbert 01288 331372 [email protected] Scrub bashing, balsam and ragwort pulling, path clearing, and step building are just some of the tasks that local Volunteers Rangers embrace. They maintain the Coast Path, enjoy the exercise and delight in the company! Occasionally get very wet, sometimes muddy and tired, but always satisfied with their efforts. These photos courtesy of Jenny Herbert Heather (ED)

St Gennys Parish Council cont. pages 34,35

Minutes for the Parish Council Meeting, Tuesday 11th June 2019 Present: - Cllrs, T Stedham (Chair) M Bates, A Birt, J May, Mrs. J Ward, Mrs. J Anderson, Mrs C Cook, R Wade, M Northcott & R Leach In attendance B Jordan (Clerk) CC Nicky Chopak and 8 members of the public Public question time Dr Julia Foster addressed the council and explained about the Holsworthy Rural Transport scheme. She handed out leaflets for members Mr Peter Wonnacott addressed the council on planning application PA19/03859. Mr Rogers commented on the planning application PA19/03386 explaining the need for the local need properties CC Nicky Chopak reported on the highways, speed reductions from Bangors to Hele Bridge as there is consultation on whether the whole section can be controlled by a 50 mph speed limit. Parking in the haven was discussed and she said that civil enforcement officers are visiting and will ticket anyone who parks on the double yellow lines, To receive Declarations of Interest & Approve Dispensations Cllr Birt declared a non-registerable interest in PA19/03859 To receive and approve the Minutes Cllr A Birt proposed that the minutes of the Meeting held on Tuesday 14th May 2019 be signed as a true and correct record, this was seconded by Cllr M Bates and agreed To receive Clerk’s report on Matters Arising: Website. Clerk reported that he has problems setting up emails with this site but could set up a new account with yahoo and this was agreed Dog Warden. Cllr Mrs J Anderson proposed that the council agree to try and get two dog wardens and the council will pay the set up costs, this was seconded by Cllr A Birt and agreed Planning Application PA19/03386 Land North West of Penkenna Vean Erection of two self-build local need properties This application had been debated at the last meeting and an objection raised. The Planning officer has stated “Whilst noting the objection raised, it is considered that the proposal accords with Policy 9 of the Cornwall Local Plan as a rural exception site. The proposal is for two affordable dwellings and this would be secured by a Section 106 legal agreement”

St Gennys Silver band

Still going strong after all these years, with renewed enthusiasm with our new musical director Colin Gay. Colin, already leading a very successful Bude Metric Band and helping out at Holsworthy and Launceston, brings his own style of leadership and

Ashley Denford John Nex’s Retiring Concert a wealth of musical knowledge and expertise. We are very fortunate to have him! A few of the players can usually be found down the pub after band practise! John Nex who has led us for over 4 years has stepped backwards...into the row behind the Euphonium and Baritones to play 1st Trombone, and Linda Wilde and Colin’s partner, Marie have also joined the band, making a total of 19 players (when everyone is there). We play at Hallworthy Market twice a year to mark Rogation and Harvest Festival. Always a good turnout with lusty singing and great atmosphere. A tradition that has been in place for many years. With concerts in the Parish, Fetes, Beach events, various Christmas engagements, its quite a commitment, but rewarding and fun! Anyone who would like to join us, or just have a go would be made very welcome. We have instruments to lend and expertise to share. Just give Linda Lewis a call 07414 609043 Our next appearance will be at The Horticultural Show on Friday 26th July. Heather Smith (2nd trombone)

Notices

ACCOMMODATION WANTED Elderly couple with small dog and JUBILEE TRIPS well known in Crackington are looking to rent, long term, a 2/3 Wednesday 10th July to bedroom bungalow in or near Antony House and Kernow Crackington. Mills Please phone Monday 12th August Christine or David Friday A Mystery Trip 01202 855144 Please phone Mo on 01840 Thank you. 230428 or Eve on 01566 781452

The new email address for Barry Jordan, the Parish Clerk is [email protected] TABLE TENNIS Thursday evening table tennis is now having a little break for the summer so that all the regular players can have a break and wind down from the peak levels of fitness we obviously keep ourselves at! There will be a session on Thursday 4th July, and then no more until Thursday 5th September when the weekly sessions will recommence. New players always welcome. Why not Join us on the 4th July at The Institute to give it a try. 7 p.m. start, £2.50 a session, only £1.00 for youngsters. Paul Seez.

Beware….there has been a thief about.. On Sunday16th June a car was broken into in a car park ar Crackington Haven, between 1pm and 2pm. A wallet, mobile phone and documents were stolen. Police are appealing for witnesses or anyone who has information that might be helpful or finds discarded items please phone 101 or email [email protected] quoting crime CR/053479/19

Parish Council Cont.

Planning Application PA19/03859 Erection of two lodges to use for fishing holidays together with formation of a car park and access track Land North of Roundhayes Farm. Mr & Mrs Crocker-White. Planning Application PA19/03900 Outline application for construction of scout hut with some matters reserved Land West of Grattons Farm, St Gennys Scout Group Jacobstow Scouting Association Planning Application PA19/04653 Proposed new dwelling, Land South West of Meryton, Tresparrett, Camelford. Mr B Coates The Parish Council did not object to the above applications

Approved PA19/02148 Applicant: Mr G Tippett Location: Land East Of Corner Cottages Crackington Haven Bude Cornwall EX23 0JN Proposal: Proposed new dwelling Portfolio Reports: Legion Hall – Clerk to install smoke alarms in the office and the kitchen Beach – Duck Race will take place on August Bank Holiday, 3 STP notices have been applied to the beach this month because of the bad weather Toilets – Clerk reported on the recent problems with the electrics at the Toilets Rights of Way – The footpaths between 20 and 18 have been completed and are beautiful, Footpath 17 is not complete though Dog House, Ludon valley is accessible, hopefully all will be finished by the end of June Transport – Cllr A Birt had reported 9 potholes which have been filled, the signs at Pencuke have been changed to allow caravans. People are still parking in the keep clear area at the beach. Crackington Institute – PV panels are now working again, work needs to be done to the front wall Adult Social Care - Report received from Cllr Leach, it was suggested that it be published in the gazette

Parish Council

Correspondence 1. Community Network Panels briefing Noted 2. Fire Safety & Risk assessments. Clerk reported on conversation with the Fire Service and had received risk assessment and fire log from them to complete 3. Cornwall Council. Invite to ‘alternative to pesticide event’, Stenalees, 11th July. Cllr R Wade might attend 4. Open Spaces, Request for donation. Clerk instructed to get more information at the next meeting Policy Items Flagpole for Beach flag. Cllr Mrs J Anderson to approach the RNLI

Finance/Accounts Balances 28rd February 2019 Current Account £15,762.28 Reserve £12,190.58

To approve Accounts for Payment Expenses totalling £1952.20 were approved To note Income. Toilets £223.51

Next Meeting Tuesday 9th July 7.30pm

The new email address for Barry Jordan, the Parish Clerk is [email protected]

Directory of Clubs and Societies

Group/Society Contact Phone No. Venue/Info Beavers Josie Shepherd 07855 001284 Scout Hut Wainhouse

Crackington Choristers Gill Nicholls 01840 230393 Various/Mondays

Crackington Folk Club Kevin Johnson 01840 230792 Institute/Monthly

Crackington Institute Mrs E Bird 01840 230448 Booking Enquires

Crackington Playgroup Dana Selwyn 07794269348 Institute/Thursdays Crackington Yoga Fiona Compton 01208 851735 Institute/Thursdays

Crafty Afternoon Mrs Karen Skin- 01840 230666 Institute/3rd Weds ner Craven Players Mrs Lesley Cooke 01840 230490 Institute/Weds

Cubs & Scouts Mrs D Dowling 01288 352786 Scout Hut Wainhouse

Friends of St Gennys Church Jon Shipsides 01840 230727 St Gennys Church

Gardening Club Heather Smith 01840 230976 Various

Guides/Brownies/Rainbows Mary Andrews 01840 230006 Jacobstow Parish Hall

Horticultural Society Mrs J Cowling 01840 230756 Meetings as notified

Jubilee Club Mo Chambers 01840 230428 Monthly Weds

Or Eve Thain 01566 781452

Juliotter Garden Club Paul Greatorex 01840 269178 Otterham Hall

Legion Hall Barry Jordan 01840 230141 Booking Enquires

Life Drawing Max Burrows 01840 230129 Wooda

Parish Council Barry Jordan 01840 230141 Legion Hall

Scottish Dancing Les & Dawn 01840 261708 Institute/Tues Burden Snooker Club Barry Bird 01840 230448 Lower Institute

St Gennys Church Mr A Farquhar 01840 230384 Coxford Farm

St Gennys Gazette Editorial Team See page 3 St Gennys Band Linda Lewis 07414 609043 Legion Hall

Surf Club Nippers Mr A Birt 01840 230425 Surf Clubhouse

Surf Life Saving Club Simeon Leete 01840 230769 Surf Clubhouse

Table Tennis Club Paul Seez 01840 230664 Institute

Tennis Club Paul Seez 01840 230664 Tennis Courts

Transition St Gennys Ron Muckleston 01840 230127 Meetings as notified

Business Index

Aerial Imaging Apex Aerial Imaging 27 Funeral Directors Denise Wellington 23

Animal Care Cozy Cats Cattery 33 RJ Sargent & Son 27 Building & Bright Joinery 11 Health Acupuncture 15 Carpentry Bruce Matheson Camel Valley Flat Roofing 33 Bude Eye Centre 31 Daniel Shute 23 Conscious Touch 6

D B Walling 27 Debbie Routly 4 Hypnotherapy G Climo & Sons 36 Juliette Bridge Nutritional 6 Therapist John Tarling 11 Martin Brookes Pilates 8 Mike Cowling 33 Neate Feet 11 North Coast 13 Holiday Aspects Holidays 25 Carpentry & Building Accommodation

Tintagel Skip Hire 31 Skylark 17 Trebarwith Road Rustic 29 Home and ACB Gardening Services 15 Quarry Garden Maintenance Business Boscastle IT 36 Any Colour You Like 6 Busbys Solicitors 11 CBL Stoves 8 Cedar Accountancy 36 EB Window Cleaning Services 33 Clare Ellis Copywriter 31 Edward’s Small Tractor Jobs 31 Lee Robertson 27 Garden Machinery Repairs 19 Web Design Metherell Gard 15 Garden Services & Maintenance 33 Accountants Michael Preller Planning 27 Granville Jones 19 Parnalls Solicitors 19 Greenworks 4 Paul Finn Solicitors 4 GT Landscapes 8 Chimney Sweep Mrs Metters & Sons 8 Hilary’s Blinds & Curtains 29 R Mears & Sons 17 JT Home Improvements 23 Electrical DDAS Repairs 17 P&B Interior Design 19 Gilbert & Vanstone 25 T&C Window Cleaning Services 13 M Biddick & Son 17 Trees and Grass 15 Food and Drink Crackington Cider 29 West Country carpets 13 Company Food Hub for 25 Crackington Il Forno Pizzas 22 Motor Engineer D G Mason 15 Julie’s Catering Van 29 Music Guitar Tuition 33 The Cabin Cafe 4 Plumbing Aquaflame 23 The Coombe Barton 13 Moorheat Services 11 The Horseshoe Inn 36 Seb Bailey 25 Fuel Logan’s Logs 6 Shops Wainhouse Country Stores 17 R&N Fuels 15

These are pictures taken by Vic Hall, that didn't get chosen for the 2020 St Gennys Calendar. It was a very difficult task, choosing ones to match the months, to meet the printers criteria and to be fair to all those people who submitted photographs. I hope you will be satisfied with the result. The Calendar should be printed ready for sale by the end of July. Ready for the summer visitors, as well as all those Christmas presents! Ed.

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