(Do you see what I did there...?)
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Wednesday, 29 December 2010
Saturday, 25 December 2010
BALTIC...! Sennen Cove Christmas Swim 2010
Sennen Cove Christmas Swim 2010
Prizes...
Most travelled....Nic Cook...Melbourne, Australia
Most Blue....Nic Bliss,Chipppenham, England
Most White....Norman, Lower Treave
Oldest Swimmer on the Beach (and of which we are most proud)....Ken Cook, Coventry
Team Treave Swim 2010, Christmas, Sennen Cove
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Thursday, 23 December 2010
PALIN INTO INSIGNIFICANCE
'Hi. This is Sarah Palin. Is Senator Lieberman in?'
'No, Governor. He is in the synagogue. This is Yom Kippur.'
'Well, hello, Yom. Can I leave a message with you?'
Meanwhile....back in the UK we have a slightly less benign approach to our elected representatives...
'It wasn't quite the same. M.P.s were a lot slower than foxes, but at least no-one complained!'
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Wednesday, 22 December 2010
DOLPHINS TEST WATER TEMPERATURE FOR SENNEN CHRISTMAS SWIM
These pictures were taken by Paul in the cove earlier this week...whilst taking a break from mowing!
Latest readings from the Seven Stones Light Vessel gives a sea temperature of 9.9 deg C.
Forecast for Christmas Day....bright and cold!
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Thursday, 16 December 2010
This looks like a jolly day out....
...train up from Penzance to Looe...a day riding up and down the branch line visiting various excellent hostelries along the way ...home in time for tea and medals....Perfick!
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Sunday, 12 December 2010
WEATHER WISE!
Here's a great programme with our local weather presenter David Braine. Superb photograhy and a really good explanation of the local weather.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/tyrt8/
David examines extreme weather. The South West enjoys milder, wilder and more varied weather than the rest of England. Parts of the region enjoy ideal growing conditions for subtropical plants, but the South West has also seen some of the country's worst weather disasters like the Boscastle and Lynmouth floods and the Fastnet Race tragedy.
South West people are keen weather watchers. The farming, fishing and tourist economies depend upon it. But which part of the nation's favourite holiday destination gets the best weather of all?
Available until 1:19PM Sun, 19 Dec 2010
http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/tyrt8/
David examines extreme weather. The South West enjoys milder, wilder and more varied weather than the rest of England. Parts of the region enjoy ideal growing conditions for subtropical plants, but the South West has also seen some of the country's worst weather disasters like the Boscastle and Lynmouth floods and the Fastnet Race tragedy.
South West people are keen weather watchers. The farming, fishing and tourist economies depend upon it. But which part of the nation's favourite holiday destination gets the best weather of all?
Available until 1:19PM Sun, 19 Dec 2010
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Friday, 10 December 2010
SPOT THE DIFFERENCE!
This week's 'Spot The Difference' competition is provided by Mr S Mills of Stourbridge, Staffordshire.
If you want to make sure you're here at the right time of year, book on-line now on our on-line booking page
(Answer: There are 22 degrees of difference between the two pictures....all of them measured in centigrade!)
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If you want to make sure you're here at the right time of year, book on-line now on our on-line booking page
(Answer: There are 22 degrees of difference between the two pictures....all of them measured in centigrade!)
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Thursday, 9 December 2010
UNEXPECTED EXTRA FIXTURE!
Apparently it's snowing in Scotland...so the fixture has been reversed and they are coming to the tropical climes of Penzance....!
Have a safe journey Currie. From one end of the country to the other...the ultimate take-away!
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Tuesday, 7 December 2010
Friday, 3 December 2010
THIS MORNING'S CORNWALL SUNRISE
The tower just to the left of the sun is St Buryan Church. Taken at 8a(Em) this morning.
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Thursday, 2 December 2010
SNOLAR PANELS!
Lower Treave's bid to hold the Winter Olympics in 2086 receives a welcome boost!
11cm of snow fell today...not much compared with what the rest of the country has had to put up with ...but quite unusual here. The strange thing is, go just a little east of Penzance and there is nothing!
We will be open for the spring..when these images will be a distant memory. So if you're stuck indoors waiting for the snowploughs to get through, why not sort out your holiday booking..you can do it all on-line here http://www.lowertreave.co.uk/prices.html
Anyway, chin up...only 22 training days to go before the Sennen Cove Christmas Day Swim...here's a reminder from last year...
Pete, Nicky, Julie, Norman, Nic - Sennen, Xmas 2009
...just looking at it sends a shiver up the spine. This year I will be training mostly with Lamb's Navy!
Wrap up warm!
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Wednesday, 1 December 2010
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