Flower show courtesy of Morrab Gardens and Penlee Park.
Words © Dee and Gerard Ivall. Images © Nik Strangelove
A passionate and honest attempt to consolidate the sense of purpose, belonging and excitement in the good folk of Penzance and its satellite communities. A frenetic sketchbook capturing endeavour, entrepreneurialism, eccentricity, creativity, charisma, community, humanity, humour, happiness and hope. A practical periodical covering inspiring current events, activities, ideas and ephemera to be found in and around the town.
Wednesday 16 January 2013
A welcome freak of nature
Our region normally sees the stirrings of spring weeks ahead of the rest of the country, but a generally warming climate and an extraordinary mild winter has further accelerated the process this year. Our plants
and trees are being lulled into life ahead of schedule, treating us to
an unseasonable drop of colour in January. This, in turn, lulls us into
believing spring is near, when winter's true bite is still to be felt.
We'll make the most of these premature signs of life while we can.
Flower show courtesy of Morrab Gardens and Penlee Park.
Words © Dee and Gerard Ivall. Images © Nik Strangelove
Flower show courtesy of Morrab Gardens and Penlee Park.
Words © Dee and Gerard Ivall. Images © Nik Strangelove
Tuesday 1 January 2013
We are one
Today we mark the fact that Penzance Post has existed for one year. We take the opportunity to thank our readers, followers and featured folk for giving us the time of day – your interest and support inspires us. We began without any fixed idea of what Penzance Post would be, but we're proud of what it's become, and as long as we are able, we promise we will carry on, staying true to our original vision: to portray the Penzance area in a purely positive light. Happy New Year.
2012 statistics:
Posts: 40
Page views: 11,103
Facebook followers: 83
Cupcake courtesy of Jessie at The Lost and Found café.
Words © Dee and Gerard Ivall. Images © Nik Strangelove
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