Narrow Medieval Street in St. Ives

September 26th 2018
We could have used another hour of sleep last night, but nonetheless, we were up and ready for breakfast at 7:00 with AIS (ass in seat!!) at 8:00. Perfect morning! We drove back through Bodmin Moor heading towards Cornwall and an immersion into the smuggling and tin mining culture of years past. We passed lots of fields with root vegetables, lots of fields with lots of sheep, lots of wind turb ... read more

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27th September 2018

VAYON SWICEGOOD
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There was a man going to St. Ives,
Who had 7 wives. Every wife had 7 sacks, and every sack had 7 cats. Every cat had 7 kits. Kits, cats, sacks and wives, how many were going to ST. Ives?

27th September 2018

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I thought about that old rhyme yesterday but couldn’t remember all the words. Only you, Vay!

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