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Thursday, April 15, 2004

Local history-tastic!
The Cornish weather took a turn for the worse, so we checked out the attractions of St Ives.

First stop was the Library to avail ourselves of the free internet access- unfortunately, I spent most of my free time writing to the wankers responsible for filtering urban75 off the library system. The tossers.

Next stop was the fabulous St Ives Museum, a completely bonkers public display of the contents of a thousand attics.

It seems just about anything even remotely connected to St Ives can guarantee a warm welcome at this museum- old pen knives, stuffed animals and bits of knitting...

Next up was a trip up Tregenna Hill for the local Archive Society's showing of 195Os 16mm footage of St Ives.

It was interesting, but they were a bit of an odd bunch - very old England, middle class, cups of tea church hall stuff.

We're now enjoying a coffee in the top floor café at the Tate, looking over the golden sands of Porthmeor Beach.

Which is nice!





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