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Ferry to St Mawes to Sing

It was late when I arrived home last night so here is a small gallery showing our trip from Falmouth to St Mawes to sing and the ferry ride back again. Click on any photo for the caption and if you like, listen to us singing on the ferry on our way home. It’s ‘Cornwall, My Home” written by Harry Glasson and it’s really the new Cornish anthem.

Leaving Falmouth

Approaching St Mawes Castle

Cottages in St Mawes

Rowers

One of the races

St Mawes Hotel where we were to sing outside

Sunset on the way home

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Posted by mybeautfulthings on August 7, 2026 in community, Cornwall, environment, Falmouth, friendship, Happiness, music, Postaday 2026, Sea, singing, sky, St Mawes

Tags: Harry Glasson

St Piran’s Day, Choir Baby and A Pasty

05 Mar

Today after choir, we sang Harry Glasson’s Cornwall My Home in the courtyard to celebrate St Piran’s Day Here it is now, especially for my sister in Hawaii.

We have another Choir-Baby after many years of none and we are all delighted to have one year old S with us and clearly enjoying the singing.

After the courtyard singing

We had pasties for lunch to mark the day but I was enjoying it so much I forgot to take a photo until it was almost all gone.

It’s also World Book Day so happy days to all you readers and to all those who have dressed up for the day, especially LiveWire 3 who at almost 15 years old has gone to school as a very beautiful and tortured Lady Macbeth.

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Posted by mybeautfulthings on March 5, 2026 in Celebration, Choir-baby, community, Cornwall, family, Food, music, Postaday 2026, singing

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St Piran’s Day, A Song and Cornish Daffodils

05 Mar

Happy St Piran’s Day to you all!

A huge thank you to Harry Glasson for writing this beautiful song which has become such an anthem for Cornwall! Here are The Ingleheart Singers singing Cornwall My Home for you, recorded on Monday afternoon for sharing today. Do click on the link to see the video.

https://fb.watch/qD9NUPAbT4/

Dawn, Window and Politics

19 Nov

Peachy dawns are a delight.I really need to go to see this charming stained glass window in Ladock Church. The words are from Harry Glasson’s song, ‘Cornwall My Home’ which my choirs sing and which is almost a Cornish anthem. It was sung at the Baby Naming I did recently to welcome the little boy into his Cornish community.

Ladock Church window

Martha Gelhorn sums politics up so well here. What a woman she was! You can read about her here.

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Posted by mybeautfulthings on November 19, 2019 in Uncategorized

Tags: Cornwall My Home, Harry Glasson, Ladock Church, Martha Gelhorn

Lunchtime Concert, Rose Window and My Scarf

27 Feb

What a lovely concert in the beautiful Truro Cathedral this lunchtime! Here is one of our songs which I hope you will enjoy. It is ‘This is My Cornwall’ by Harry Glasson and is almost our Cornish anthem! Thank you to the lovely Mr S for the recording.

We were looking down the cathedral towards the Rose window and at one point the sun came through though I didn’t catch it then as we were singing! The photo was taken as we were leaving.

The Rose window in Truro Cathedral

You will have seen that we all wear black with some splashes of red for our choir performances. This scarf is my new accessory for performances. I bought it specially for the wedding of one of our members for when we sang at her wedding in December and I love it!

My special scarf

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Posted by mybeautfulthings on February 27, 2016 in Beauty, Cornwall, crochet, embroidery, glass, Photography, Postaday 2016, Truro, Uncategorized

Tags: Harry Glasson, The Ingleheart Singers, This is my Cornwall, Truro Cathedral

Cornwall, Wasp Beetle and Seed Planting

09 Apr

1 I grew up in Cornwall, UK and live here now. Here is a video to show all my readers what a beautiful place it is accompanied by a wonderful song written by Harry Glasson.

2 We found a beautiful beetle on the wall in the sunroom today and I have just discovered that it is a Wasp Beetle. It is quite harmless and mimics a wasp to keep predators away.

Wasp Beetle

3 I have been thinking about my friend Shelagh this afternoon while I have been in the sunshine, planting flower seeds in a ‘cutting’ bed. There are Nigella and various colours of Cornflowers. Shelagh lives in Vermont, USA, and they have had two more inches of snow today and the snow ploughs have been out. I have sent her some warm Spring vibes across the ether and if you are somewhere where winter still rules, feel free to share them. We have lots to go around! The film about Cornwall, your home too, is for you as well Shelagh.