#Cornish

Shaun McBride

KernowShaun

Thread.Found an FT article from 2008 that I was featured in about Cornish identity. No wonder we're confused about our identity when English writers say things like this (a breakdown):https://www.ft.com/content/e7b328fa-c1d2-11dd-a350-0

Dr Caitlin Green

caitlinrgreen

Why 'Cousin Jack?' The origins of the nickname of the Cornish overseas — a new post by me :) https://www.caitlingreen.org/2021/01/cousin-jack-origins.html Cousin Jack Town, New Zealand, c. 1910: https://www.flickr.com/photos/natio

Dr Caitlin Green

caitlinrgreen

Some Arabic and Persian accounts of the export of tin from Cornwall to Egypt and Iran in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries — new brief post by me :) https://www.caitlingreen.org/2020/11/arabic-and-persian-accounts-of-cornish-tin-tra

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porn_horse

I roasted a Cornish game hen just for Alice she’s gone wild the eyes of a killer lmao

Association for Cornish Heritage 〓〓

LenSheppard7

1/3 I believe the heart and soul of a nation is its historic & cultural heritage, with which hopefully the people engage. The 5 Celtic language nations forming majority of

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

So much snobbery and smugness round here. Yes some people chose to go to Spain in the pandemic (once worst of first wave was over and were given green light

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SianEsther

Folklore podcasters are storytellers. Like the Welsh bard or the Cornish Droll-teller. We are, in a virtual capacity, sharing stories that we love. Yes, research is & should be undertaken

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roro_cad

People who've actually worked with @ZackSnyder, talking about Zack Snyder. A thread: Amy Adams: "...he's really fun to work with...and he's like everybody's biggest cheerleader on set" Abbie Cornish: "...we

Wales - What's In A Name

ystyrenwau

Halloween offeringLLANGERNYW It means church of the cornish ( Cernyw = cornwall) so named after St Digains church which sits in the middle of the village. St Digain although declared

Friendless Churches

friendschurches

You wouldn't guess it by looking at the rural ruins of St. Andrew's, South Huish, in Devon, but they are connected with an invention that ignited the British Industrial Revolution

Elizabeth Renzetti

lizrenzetti

I was lucky enough to interview David Cornwell once at his house in Cornwall. He was magnificent, angry, indiscreethttps://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/slinkers-jailers-soldiers-lies/article660575/?utm_medium=Referrer:+Social+Network+/+Medi

Dr. Danna Young🇺🇸✌🏻

dannagal

I find it hilarious how folks on the right pretend to view those on the left. Charlie Kirk saying that the left hates Thanksgiving... Come on. He doesn't really BELIEVE

PaperbackTuck

PaperbackTuck

For #FairyTaleTuesday, a thread of some lesser-known Arthurian knights and warriors! Some used to be a big deal but have fallen by the wayside, some are well-known but not in

James Felton

JimMFelton

[Brexit end credits thread]When Big Ben bonged for Brexit, Mark Francois came so loud he startled the pigeon that lives atop his hobbit hole. He was never heard from again.

Incunabula

incunabula

THE BIBLE IN WELSH.Y Bibl Cyssegr-lan, Sef Yr Hen Destament A'r Newydd. Printed in 1620, this is the Welsh equivalent of the 1611 King James Bible. Copies were supplied to

David Fickling

davidfickling

Here's a story about how a ship-eating clam helped bring about the Industrial Revolution: The naval shipworm Teredo Navalis is an under-appreciated marker of globalization.It's a type of highly adapted

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