Photos by Roger Driver : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Nice Snap. A picture of tranquility. It was slightly different the day I was there.

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/21381654

Our first view of Casa Guilla , Santa Engracia - our hotel for a week in Catalonia, Spain.

The hotel is a converted farmhouse just to the left of the church - centre of picture

Many more pictures, including lots of butterflies and moths, at:

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/Roger.Ding.Dong

Pendarves wood was drasticly upgraded by a government scheme employing 14 unemployed men in 1983/4. It was proposed that the boathouse should be re-instated but the nature trust which ran the reserve would not pay for the materials. The main objective to remove Rhododendron and Laurel on a 4 acre section was achieved in 6 months and in a second 6 months the lake was cleared of weed and silt by hand.

To put the record straight, this is not a shed but a cider house of 1700. How do I know? I live at Godolphin.

Joanne Schofield

The Bosvenning Common Cornwall Wildlife Trust nature reserve remained undisturbed for years. It consists of lowland western heath with three different species of wild heathers. The views are among the most spectacular in Penwith, over the downland towards Carn Brea and Camborne.

For more information on over fifty nature reserves in Cornwall, including Google Earth placemarks and overlay ground plans for each one, have a look at the Cornwall Wildlife Trust website

A Bronze Age cairn extends a line of three along the east to west ridge of this Cornwall Wildlife Trust nature reserve.

The site is likely to have been used as summer pasture from prehistoric times to the medieval period while, from more recent times, tinners’ pits and quarrying complexes can be found.

For more information on over fifty nature reserves in Cornwall, including Google Earth placemarks and overlay ground plans for each one, have a look at the Cornwall Wildlife Trust website

The Cornwall Wildlife Trust stand at a previous Royal Cornwall Show.

This show is held annually at a permanent site near Wadebridge.

For more information on over fifty nature reserves in Cornwall, including Google Earth placemarks and overlay ground plans for each one, have a look at the Cornwall Wildlife Trust website

Five Acres, opened in 1989 as the Trust’s headquarters, was left to us by Dr George and Mrs Allsop. Dr Allsop was one of the Trust's co-founders.

For more information on over fifty nature reserves in Cornwall, including Google Earth placemarks and overlay ground plans for each one, have a look at the Cornwall Wildlife Trust website

Part of the 'Five Acres' Cornwall Wildlife Trust nature reserve, this small demonstration reserve has mixed woodland, a few unusual trees, the BBC TV Groundforce wildlife garden, composting area, ponds, heather garden, bog garden and outdoor education area.

For more information on over fifty nature reserves in Cornwall, including Google Earth placemarks and overlay ground plans for each one, have a look at the Cornwall Wildlife Trust website

The Cornwall Wildlife Trust Marine Strandings Network consists of a team of over 120 volunteers who record all reported strandings of organic organisms on Cornwall's coastline.

Although this includes everything from jellyfish to nuts, the volunteers' main activity is recording and photographing all stranded dolphins, whales and porpoises (collectively known as cetaceans) as well as seals, basking sharks and turtles.

For more information have a look at the Cornwall Wildlife Trust website