Cornwal Collection

A Mother of Warriors, Mrs Keveth and her Seven Soldier Sons (engraving)
1050951 A Mother of Warriors, Mrs Keveth and her Seven Soldier Sons (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Mother of Warriors)

Boscastle, Cornwall. 13th April 1961

St. Michaels Mount, Cornwall, England. The small ferry leaves the slip on the mainland at Marazion at high water. First published The Sunday Times Date: c1988

Tintagel Castle
Visitors on the North Cornish at Tintagel Castle on a summers day. Awe-inspiring spot of legends and King Arthur

Tintagel Castle
Visitors on the North Cornish at Tintagel Castle on a summers day. Awe-inspiring spot of legends and King Arthur

Cornish Grandmother repairs her Grandsons Clothing
No more Flora for you my Son!. A Cornish Grandmother takes her Grandson over her knee to repair his torn shorts, the result of too much enthusiastic running through the undergrowth

Porthminster Beach, St. Ives, Cornwal, England

Motorcycle Action Group - Charity Event
The Motorcycle Action Group prpepare to take toys to a Childrens ward during a charity event - Cornwall

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"Cornwall: A Land of Legends and Resilience" In the enchanting land of Cornwall, where tales of bravery and strength echo through its rugged landscapes, we find ourselves immersed in a world steeped in history. From the captivating engraving depicting "A Mother of Warriors, Mrs Keveth and her Seven Soldier Sons, " to the majestic St. Michaels Mount standing tall against crashing waves, Cornwall beckons us with its rich heritage. The haunting memory of Boscastle's devastating flood on that fateful day of 13th April 1961 serves as a reminder of the indomitable spirit that runs deep within Cornish hearts. Rising from adversity, this resilient community rebuilds itself time and again. Perched dramatically on cliffs overlooking the wild Atlantic Ocean lies Tintagel Castle - a place shrouded in myth and mystery. Here, King Arthur's legend intertwines with reality as visitors explore ancient ruins amidst breathtaking scenery, and is here that we witness a Cornish grandmother diligently repairing her grandson's clothing; an act symbolizing generations passing down their unwavering love for their homeland. Porthminster Beach welcomes sun-seekers with open arms while Tintagel Castle continues to captivate all who venture into its ancient walls. The echoes of history reverberate through each stone as visitors are transported back in time to an era filled with knights, castles, and chivalry. But Cornwall isn't just about legends and castles; it also embraces modern-day heroes like those participating in the Motorcycle Action Group charity event. Roaring engines unite passionate individuals who come together to make a difference within their beloved community. Cornwall truly embodies resilience - from Mrs Keveth raising seven soldier sons to communities rebuilding after tragedy strikes. This picturesque region stands as a testament to human strength and determination throughout centuries past. So come immerse yourself in Cornwall's allure.