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in memoriam - 1965-2024
Emmets?
Outsiders, visitors. They used to be called grockles.
Emmets?
In some places, like Helford Village, over half of the properties are second homes or holiday let's. Accommodation us a huge problem here, especially for seasonal workers.Same as Liverpool or indeed anywhere really. You need new money coming in all the time.
Second home owners (as I stand corrected above) can be an issue. Empty properties for most of the year benefits no one.
Outsiders. Non Cornish people.Emmets?
In some places, like Helford Village, over half of the properties are second homes or holiday let's. Accommodation us a huge problem here, especially for seasonal workers.
Why aren’t they grockles any more ?Outsiders, visitors. They used to be called grockles.
Why aren’t they grockles any more ?
Didn’t it used to have it’s own currency as well?Has its own flag as well.
It sounds like the rules to join the Unione Corse or Cosa nostra.Outsiders. Non Cornish people.
You need to go back 3 generations or more to be classed as Cornish.
Safe journey and have a great time, sounds as though you will. Lovely way to remember your friend on her birthday, bound to be loads of great memories.Good morning everybody. I'm off to Liverpool shortly. I'm very much looking forward to this trip. I usually do anyway but one of my cousins has organised lunch tomorrow for all the cousins on my Mums side of the family. We're going to Ma Bakers in Castle Street.Never been but it gets a good write up. I'm excited about it. There will be 11 of us. The only one missing is my brother who is on Australia.
I'm staying until Monday because I didn't want to have to rush back and I can also have a drink. Then on Monday I'm out with my girlfriends for a meal to celebrate what would have been another friend's 60th birthday. Sadly she passed away in 2015 from leukaemia.
How is everybody doing? Hope you are all OK. I find this time of the year really gloomy and miserable. It's tough to motivate yourself to do anything of note. Have a lovely day all x
Grockles is not a phrase I'm familiar with. I'm an emmet and proud.No idea mate. I am talking over 40 years ago mind! Cornwall was very different back then. Maybe Grockles meant tourists, and emment means outsiders settling/second homers.
Rice is my go to carb but I've never taken to rice pudding. My old dad used to love it, especially with a browned skin and a dollop of strawberry jam.Little xmas lunch is rice pud with cinnamon sprinkled on and of course sugar.View attachment 193224
They are a really friendly lot, just very proud and protective of their heritage.It sounds like the rules to join the Unione Corse or Cosa nostra.