One of my favourite Guardian articles...
Whitsand Bay Cornwall Kernow.
I actually lived there in the early '60s when my father left the RAF. It was a magical time for a kid.
@katlister.bsky.social
#thehomestead #treganhawke
Whitsand Bay Cornwall Kernow.
I actually lived there in the early '60s when my father left the RAF. It was a magical time for a kid.
@katlister.bsky.social
#thehomestead #treganhawke
On the towering cliffs, my family found a sanctuary. It still pulls me back today | Kat Lister
My grandmother called it the Haven – a shack perched high above the beach. Years later, another special woman rekindled my love of that place, says author Kat Lister
www.theguardian.com
April 22, 2026 at 1:03 PM
One of my favourite Guardian articles...
Whitsand Bay Cornwall Kernow.
I actually lived there in the early '60s when my father left the RAF. It was a magical time for a kid.
@katlister.bsky.social
#thehomestead #treganhawke
Whitsand Bay Cornwall Kernow.
I actually lived there in the early '60s when my father left the RAF. It was a magical time for a kid.
@katlister.bsky.social
#thehomestead #treganhawke
Walk to Rame, September 2006. My favourite walk.
Ferry to Cawsand, return by Military Rd to Treganhawke, down Donkey Lane to Millbrook, and along Anderton Rd to Cremyll
Ferry to Cawsand, return by Military Rd to Treganhawke, down Donkey Lane to Millbrook, and along Anderton Rd to Cremyll
April 20, 2026 at 2:47 PM
Walk to Rame, September 2006. My favourite walk.
Ferry to Cawsand, return by Military Rd to Treganhawke, down Donkey Lane to Millbrook, and along Anderton Rd to Cremyll
Ferry to Cawsand, return by Military Rd to Treganhawke, down Donkey Lane to Millbrook, and along Anderton Rd to Cremyll