Seaweed documentary to screen in Scotland
What a great feeling to have some of your main contributors respond positively to your work. Especially after putting in as much effort and hours as I did, snorkeling and […]
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Fancy a journey into the world of seaweed?
Three months of planning, interviewing, filming and editing. Four different DSLR cameras. One underwater shoot and countless drops of sweat, pints of beer and gulps of seawater, cramped into 20 […]
From Falmouth to Flushing
Around Falmouth there’s no doubt that spring is trying to make it these days. Yellow gorse is virtually everywhere. And for the week prior to the bank holidays it seemed as […]
Ice cold Porthleven on fire
Just a week before the Porthleven Food Festival the small fishing town once again became the epicentre of Cornish surfing. With the hollow reef break just off the town’s harbour […]
To bee or not to bee
What do Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Europe’s bees have in common? Well, in a world of many hardships they face the same existential question: “To be or not to be?” Unlike […]
Honouring the Easterlies
It might be colder than you’d expect for this time of year. But being a surfer in Cornwall those easterly winds, blowing for nearly two weeks now, are a real […]
Vehicle of the Month #7
What’s likely to come out of a Swedish-American love affair? Damn right: the loveliest car you can imagine. And there it was, parked in front of Falmouth University’s media centre. Just […]
What do you know about seaweed?
Edible seaweed, or sea vegetables, are abundant along the Cornish coast. And: Many of the brown, red and green species found around Cornwall are really tasty and even healthy. While […]
Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen Cornwall
Opened in May 2006 Jamie Oliver’s restaurant Fifteen Cornwall is one of five “Fifteen” restaurants worldwide. At the heart of Fifteen is an Apprentice Programme that’s one of a kind. […]
Vehicle of the Month #6
First introduced in 1961 in Frankfurt this Volkswagen 1600 Fastback variant is a rare site these days. Even in Cornwall where some sort of oldtimer seem to stand on every […]
Sea At Last 