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On this blog we invite contributions from the younger inhabitants and visitors to the Isles of Scilly. Do you have an interest in the archaeology, history or wildlife of the Islands? Our friendly guide - Sally - will be blogging here, telling you all about the archaeology on the islands. She is visiting the local…
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Laquo; Scilly Tean Blog Saturday. Sunday 22nd July, Samson Open Day. Tean Blog- Sunday 22nd. Weather-Rainy, Windy and just plane horrible! This entry was posted on July 22, 2007 at 9:42 pm and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. 2 Responses to “Tean Blog- Sunday 22nd”. July 23, 2007 at 10:14 am. Like your new Angel she is “Fab”. Not long now and you will home in your own bed. Fill in your details ...
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Archive for July, 2007. Laquo; Older Entries. Thursday 26th July, Our Last Day. July 26, 2007. Well today was our last day working over here in the Scilly Isles. Tomorrow we will be heading back to the mainland after a brilliant month! I have really enjoyed coming over here and meeting some of you. Hopefully I will be able to come over next year and see you again. The Isles of Scilly have to be some of the most beautiful places I have ever been to. Those of you who live here are very lucky! July 24, 2007.
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This part of the site is for ME! Bryony. I am 13 since my birthday on the 24th of June, and I’m being dragged along to the Isles of Scilly this year – but I went last year for two weeks and it was good actually ( I was lucky it was sunny! I also like drawing manga and anime at the moment so I’ll try and scan some of those as well! Just for you people out there). So NIGHTY NIGHT to you all! 10 Responses to “Scilly Tean Blog”. June 29, 2007 at 2:02 am. 8211; will he have his own page too? July 3, 2007 at 9...
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Laquo; Tuesday 24th July – Nearing the end. Thursday 26th July, Our Last Day. Well today was our last day working over here in the Scilly Isles. Tomorrow we will be heading back to the mainland after a brilliant month! I have really enjoyed coming over here and meeting some of you. Hopefully I will be able to come over next year and see you again. The Isles of Scilly have to be some of the most beautiful places I have ever been to. Those of you who live here are very lucky! Feed You can leave a response.
Sunday 22nd July, Samson Open Day | Scilly Kid
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Laquo; Tean Blog- Sunday 22nd. Monday 23rd July, After a dark and stormy night…. Sunday 22nd July, Samson Open Day. He visited the site a few days ago, which was very exciting for all of us! Hope everyone has had a good weekend. We have four more days over here so I will keep you updated every day until we leave! Hope to see some of you at the Samson picnic! This entry was posted on July 22, 2007 at 10:03 pm and is filed under Uncategorized. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site.
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Islands in a Common Sea. 24/07/07 ART BLOG by TED BARLOW. July 24, 2007 by. Having never been to the islands before, I didn’t know quite what to expect. I’d heard that the Isles have their own sub-tropical climate, but the storm we came over in, on Friday 13th, didn’t do much to keep my optimism afloat! And made several sketches of it. The geo-physics was not the most visually inspiring activity to observe, though the concepts involved may be useful in working things up during the summer. July 23, 2007 by.
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Islands in a Common Sea. Laquo; Older Entries. Archaeological Research – past, present and future. May 4, 2012. Interested in reading about previous archaeological research on the Isles of Scilly then head to Scilly Historic Environment Research Framework (SHERF). Were you can download a series of documents that summarise the archaeological resource for the isles. Submerged structure at Bathing House Porth. Day Five: Nornour and Porth Cressa. May 2, 2012. The Aliens have landed. Last night, on returning ...
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Islands in a Common Sea. Isles in A Common Sea. This is the blog for the Islands in a Common Sea archaeology project in the Isles of Scilly. It is a collaboration between Cardiff University and Cornwall HE, initiated by Jacqui Mulville and Charles Johns in 2005. The project aims to reinvigorate archaeological activity and interest in the Isles of Scilly. To find out more details about the project, please visit our web pages. And the blog for the sister project Lyonesse. As well as Tean Blog. Create a fre...
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Islands in a Common Sea 2007 | Islands in a Common Sea
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Islands in a Common Sea. Islands in a Common Sea 2007. Come and visit us if you can, we have a number of events for National Archaeology Week. Staff and students from Cardiff University and staff from the Historic Envrionment Service, Cornwall. Archaeological Research – past, present and future. Day Five: Nornour and Porth Cressa. Day Three: Riders on the Storm. Day Two – St Martins. Isles in A Common Sea. Islands in a Common Sea 2007. Follow Blog via Email. Join 3 other followers. Islands in A Common Sea.
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Islands in a Common Sea. Laquo; Older Entries. July 26, 2007. Final blog: July 25th. July 26, 2007. Repent for the end is nigh! You should have seen this before proof reading. It stated “the end is neigh! Aftrer that I walked to the pub with Jacqui and Rob. Three Archaeologists walk into a pub. Unfortunatly one of them is Jacqui and as the format of that particualr jopke is three. Well, one out of three isn’t that bad I guess. 24/07/07 ART BLOG by TED BARLOW. July 24, 2007. Aidan’s Blog- 21st July. So we...
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Welcome to the Scilly Kid Blog. On this blog we invite contributions from the younger inhabitants and visitors to the Isles of Scilly. Do you have an interest in the archaeology, history or wildlife of the Islands? Our friendly guide – Sally. For older visitors we have a ‘groan up’ blog. And a ‘ tean’ blog. Come and visit us if you can, we have a number of events for National Archaeology Week. Er fod yn Samson wedi’I diboblogi ers y deunawfed ganrif mae ynys yn llawn hanes. Pob blwyddyn mae plant hol...
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Inglenook is a spacious traditional granite Scillonian cottage in Well Lane, Hugh Town, St. Mary’s Isles of Scilly. It has has recently been extensively refurbished and is fully furnished.Well Lane is convenient for Hugh Town’s amenities including shops an
Inglenook is a spacious traditional granite Scillonian cottage in Well Lane, Hugh Town, St. Mary’s Isles of Scilly. It has has recently been extensively refurbished and is fully furnished. Well Lane is convenient for Hugh Town’s amenities including shops and the harbour etc., but set back from the busier parts. Inglenook comprises a walled front garden, lounge, study, dining room. kitchen, sun lounge and walled yard, Upstairs there are three good sized sized bed rooms, bathroom and separate toilet.
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Lure fishing adventures in the Isles of Scilly. Thursday, 14 November 2013. A PROPER BRUTE OF A WRASSE! Monday was a bit of a write off with work due to all flights being cancelled with the islands surrounded by a fog blanket so I took the opportunity to head back out to the shallow bay that has been on top form recently. In watermelon candy rigged texas style and was straight into the wrasse. In watermelon and green flake and flicked it back across the entrance to the bay. First cast produced nothin...
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Bed and Breakfast accommodation on St.Martins, Isles of Scilly. Terry and Cheryl Davis. Enjoy a relaxing holiday with us on the Island of St.Martins. Comfortable surroundings and a warm welcome await you in the oasis of middletown. The smell of homemade bread to wake you in the mornings and a breakfast to sustain you for the rest of the day,should it be walking round our beautiful Island or lying on one of our wonderful sandy beaches. Step back in time and enjoy a holiday to remember.
