Discover the Enchanting Traditions and Captivating Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall Vol.

Join us on a journey through the traditions and hearthside stories of West Cornwall Vol., as we delve into the captivating tales that have made this region a beacon of folklore and history.

The Legendary Land of Piskies, Giants, and Knockers

As twilight descends upon the moorlands and windswept cliffs, West Cornwall reveals its mythical side, where tales of otherworldly beings are whispered along the shores. Piskies, small mischievous fairies, are said to roam the fields, while giants like Bolster loom large in local folklore.

Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall, Vol. 1

by William Bottrell(Kindle Edition)

4.7 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	2080 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	469 pages

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The Knockers, a peculiar race of underground-dwelling creatures, are known to guide miners to wealth or warn them of danger. These fantastical beings embody the essence of West Cornwall's magical heritage, immersing the region in an air of enchantment.

The Unforgettable May Day Celebrations

With skilled precision, dancers weave ribbons in intricate patterns around the pole to the melodious tunes of traditional Cornish music. The spectacle comes alive with joy and merriment, creating an unforgettable experience for all who witness it.

Tales of Shipwrecks and Pirate Booty

West Cornwall's craggy coastline carries echoes of heroic rescues, tragic shipwrecks, and hidden treasure. These tales have been immortalized in local hearthside stories, recounting the bravery of the lifeboat volunteers who combated treacherous waves to save those in distress.

In West Cornwall Vol., you will hear the fascinating tale of the famed Cornish pirate, John "Eyebrows" Thomas, whose hidden treasure is said to still lie buried along secluded coves and ancient smugglers' routes.

The Feast of St. Piran: A Celebration of All Things Cornish

The air is filled with the energy of traditional music, the tantalizing aroma of Cornish pasties, and the joyous laughter of children as they immerse themselves in the magic of this unique cultural celebration.

Legends of Ancient Stones and Sacred Wells

The landscape of West Cornwall Vol. is adorned with ancient stones and sacred wells, each carrying its own tale of mysticism and wonder. Stone circles like the Merry Maidens hide stories of forbidden love, while the holy wells of Sancreed and Madron whisper tales of miraculous healing.

The power and significance of these ancient sites have inspired countless stories and shaped the spiritual beliefs of the locals, creating a palpable sense of reverence for the land.

Preserving Traditions for Future Generations

Through festivals, workshops, and educational programs, they ensure that future generations continue to embrace the enchanting legends and age-old customs that have made West Cornwall Vol. an enduring source of cultural pride.

Discover Your Own West Cornwall Adventure

Your journey through the traditions and hearthside stories of West Cornwall Vol. awaits! Embark on an enchanting adventure where myth and history intertwine, immersing yourself in the captivating tales and magical landscapes that have defined this captivating region for centuries.

So, pack your bags and prepare to make your own memories as you uncover the hidden gems and immerse yourself in the traditions and hearthside stories of West Cornwall Vol.

Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall, Vol. 1

by William Bottrell(Kindle Edition)

4.7 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	2080 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	469 pages

FREE

In the 19th century William Bottrell compiled three volumes of Cornish folklore, legends and historical tales. This is the first book in that series. He tells stories of giants, mermaids, and a Cornish fairies including the spriggan, bucca, and the knackers. He also describes Cornish folk magic, and folklore about witches.

This book has 350 pages in the PDF version, and was originally published in 1870.