There have been 3 Ceremonies 4 Climate Hope, in at the heart of different Cornish communities. It does require everyone to pull together and commit themselves to some pledges of Climate Hope, but the result can be so inspiring!
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Bring a little cash and if possible a mobile phone, for adding a few treats or taking home some stories.
Free means no charge, but also describes the flow of information when groups exchange ideas and questions and hopes for a greener future. It is the flow of Climate Hope.
In the Middle Ages water & wheels were the energy system - equivalent to electricity for homes and industry today! Unfortunately this is no longer understood so the World Unique elements handed down to us are decaying. We say, for Climate Hope, we should begin restoration at once!
Here we have an adult focus, to support those who wish to build new or adapt old buildings and run them economically, without reliance on fossil fuels.
A daily sweet sound in the valley below Meadow Barns comes from the trains as they climb the Atlantic Line on the way to Newquay and the North Coast. The stories of how the line came to built for industrial uses first are fascinating, But then came the option for people to ride. These tales are available to borrow in 2026, initially from 3 stations.
As a young girl Caroline was worked hard on the farm, picking potatoes, helping with the cows and many more tasks. She has interviewed locals to collect some great tales of those times. But between whiles she also found that running free in the woods gave her a welcome escape!
Mining has been happening around Penpell for thousands of years. First was tin, then iron and in the hey day of 1800s, it was world class copper.
History of a little hamlet and residents through the centuries, where metal mining and water machinery have provided vital employment ...