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Editors' picks
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A guide to help you plan the perfect trip to Cornwall, including where to stay and eat, days out and stunning walks
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6 Sep 2014:
This Sunday, Cornwall’s Chapel Porth beach will be awash with wooden boards and vintage swimwear as hopefuls compete for the bellyboarding crown. The event, organised by the National Trust, aims to raise awareness of coastal issues
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27 Aug 2014:
They don’t often get snapped, but books are surely the most important travel companions – so this summer we asked you to photograph them. They have been to some enviable locations
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27 Aug 2014:
Country diary: Trematon Castle, Lynher Valley: We wonder at the labour of dragging up stone to create the precipitous motte, now planted with fennel and marjoram
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9 Aug 2014: The breakfast is exemplary and there is a relaxing, laid-back atmosphere, but the Artist Residence Penzance’s main selling point is the wonderful art that surrounds you during your stay, says Georgia Brown
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5 Aug 2014: Country diary: Penzance to St Ives, Cornwall: SLanes are edged in betony, knapweed, seeding campion and dried-up ferns, all woven with tufted vetch, honeysuckle, ripening blackberries and trumpets of Convolvulus
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28 Jul 2014:
With Devon and Cornwall sea temperatures at a record high, Daniel Start, author of the Wild Guide, chooses 10 of his favourite secluded swimming spots in the area
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25 Jul 2014: Tourist trade hopes seven-year high in water warmth along Britain's south-coast will keep holidaymakers in the UK
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20 Jul 2014: How a new world-class art gallery, great walking and seasonal local produce have put Bruton on the map. Plus, breaks in Cornwall and France. By Joanne O’Connor
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31 May 2014:
Cornwall's southern coast, featuring Falmouth and Fowey, is all about gentle beauty and comfy stop-offs to take in the gorgeous views
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31 May 2014:
From Bude to St Ives, the north Cornwall coastline offers a perfect holiday mix of wild landscapes, artistic flourishes and seafood fresh from the Atlantic
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29 May 2014:
Thom Hunt creates a feast of wild salad, rabbit stew, smoked rabbit loins and freshly plucked mussels in gorse flower wine, cooked over open flames beside the river Fal
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18 May 2014:
The Yorkshire poet, playwright and novelist on beach cafes, pretentious New Yorker reviews and the comedy of the World Cup. By Leah Harper
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14 May 2014: Government lets slip that parliament was going to add yet another day to its extra-long holiday. Nice work if you can get it
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4 May 2014:
The Norfolk novelist talks to Viv Groskop about her literary family, her love of the natural world and why her eighth novel is set in Cornwall
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26 Apr 2014:
Recognition of the Cornish people as an official minority only confirms the differences that become obvious the moment you cross the Tamar, writes Philip Marsden
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