Yep I'm from Tamerton in the Tamar ValleyCheers Jazz. Forgot to mention, bought some strawberries in the local store the other day. They were from the Tamar Valley apparently, your old stomping ground. They were absolutely delicious. Not cheap mind at £4 a punnet but I don't treat myself very often these days.
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From Mattas on Bold St?Not too many down here either. One in Truro where I was earlier in the week and another in Penzance where they do the frozen dim sum that I like. Some stuff I still need to pick up whenever I'm up in Liverpool though. Whenever anybody visits I always get them to bring a bottle or 2 of my favourite Malaysian chillli sauce.
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Yes. My favourite shop. It's like a sweety shop to me. But the big Chinese supermarkets sell them too.
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Truro has a nightclub??
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Just finished my walk and enjoying a well deserved pint at my local. All hot and sweaty so opted for a nice cold pint of lager.Enjoy mate. Might pop down my local in 15 mins.
Lovely here too and Mrs J gone ro tidy the shop.
Pint of Guinness for me though.
Moved out. Waiting in daughter's bungalow while the removal men and our kids sort out delivery to the apartment. Gone really smoothly so far. it's only a mile from daughter's.
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Well I had an enjoyable but eventful walk today. As suggested, I took a different route which took me around the back of the village and upto Meudon Farm. Then past the Meudon Hotel which has the most fantastic gardens of any hotel I know of in the UK. It was previously a manor house owned by the Fox family I mentioned the other day. The garden they created here was a precursor to the great gardens they built subsequently at Glendurgan and Trebah, and goes all the way down to a private beach at the bottom of the valley. Great place to go for cream tea in the summer which they serve in the gardens. Then down past Nansidwell Manor, another country house that was previously a hotel and is now owned by a Russian oligarch. Then along the coastal path for about a mile or so where things came apart a bit. I seem to have somehow strayed inland from the coastal path and found myself in a field being approached by about a 100 head of dairy cattle. Quite scary tbh, but I escaped by climbing over a gate into another field, and following my nose until I climbed another gate and found myself back on the coastal path. Followed this around to the church I photographed a couple of months ago, and then back into the village. A round trip of about 5 miles and quite a bit of it hilly so a really good workout again. Just about to prepare my first G&T before cooking my mussels.
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The group of properties you can see in the middle of this pic is my close. I live over the road from the properties you can see.
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Some young calves in the barn at Meudon Farm
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The front of the Meudon Hotel. The gardens at the back are magnificent.
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Nansidwell Manor, now owned by the Ruskies. As you can see, they are quite security conscious.
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Pathway through the woods down to the coast
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A wood of wild garlic. The aromas here were amazing.
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The view when you get to the bottom of the wooded path, looking over to St Anthony lighthouse on the Roseland Peninsular.