Artist Joanne's Short's oil paintings hang in public collections, many private homes and now have been applied to this extraordinary beautiful range of vintage style travel art poster prints of Cornwall. The artist's flat use of oil colour lends itself to these seaside posters that are reminiscent of vintage railway tr
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4.8 out of 5 stars - Shop Portholland Cornwall Vintage Travel Illustration Poster created by Aryasatya. Personalize it with photos & text or purchase as is!
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Disused Stations: Newton Poppleford Station
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A circular walk on the Towans at Hayle, where Cornwall's beam engines were cast using sand from a prehistoric lagoon when West Penwith was an island.
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Cornish life as captured on camera and recorded on reel from Victorian times to the present day.
CRAB & LOBSTER POTS: DEVON & CORNWALL Around the southwest coast are many small willow beds, now often overgrown, that in the past provided materials for making crab and lobster pots. Names such as Metheligh Bottoms (Porthleven, no longer a willow bed) or Duke’s Meadow (East Allington, still maintained) are indicative of suitably damp sites and a clue to the names of the families involved in the fishing. Willow rods, known as withies, mainly the viminalis variety, were cut from the time that the leaves fell in autumn until the sap rose again in the spring. In Cornwall tamarisk, elm and hazel were also used. Crab pot making was winter work for fishermen, working at home or in the net lofts. Pots in regular use lasted around two years before they had to be replaced. A few makers and fishermen still keep the traditions alive The shapes of the pots vary from Devon to Cornwall. Details in the weave and local variations make it possible to tell where, and even by whom, the pots were made. Devon pots are wider and flatter than Cornish ones, with a bend where the funnel or mouth turns into the main body […]
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Photo of Looe, From West Looe Downs 1893
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Helston Branch The idea of this section is to publish photographs of the Cornwall Railway scene before 1980. However, in the interests of continuity we might include a...
