6th Royal Cornwall Show, the theme for this year’s
cubicle was Great British Events, and ours ‘Cheese Rolling’. With the previous
few weeks spent preparing the cubicle everything was in place for the first day
on Thursday, the judges placed our cubicle in 14th place. St Buryan
came first with Glastonbury as their theme.
With other entries including flower arranging and a 007 sign out of
recycled materials, plus the stock judging and entertainment in the afternoon
overall Launceston gained the most points throughout the show.
13th Car Treasure hunt, several car loads met at
The Wilsey Down to be given the clues to find their way round Tresmeer,
Egloskerry and Canworthy Water to end up back at The Wilsey. Along the way
there was the challenge to find the biggest stone and best bunch of flowers.
After Matt and Dan carried in their boulder Nick was laughed out the
establishment when he walked in with his pips and bouquet.
20th After a few weeks of not having a business
meeting Sadie decided to put her foot down, so tonight we met in The White Hart
to run through the events of the last few meetings .
27th Talk by Josh, (an Australian) Josh is from a
farming area in South Western Australia known as the wheat belt. At the moment its winter and the ground is bare,
with only 8 inches of rain per year it’s quite something that anything grows at
all. In 2010 the wheat yield was just 0.2 tonnes per hectare; this is like a
bag of sugar every 50 square metres. Because this part of Australia is so sparsely
populated to find any ‘night life’ Josh has to travel a fair way to see people
of his own age, sometimes they meet and go to the beach or have a barbeque and watch
the Rugby. When the rugby is on these Australians
like to dress as kangaroos, and swig from cans of Fosters to amuse themselves
as the scoreboard tallies against their favour. A common pastime after most
games; and when filled with enough
Fosters and barbeque sauce, these people take to placing bets on who can chase
the dingo for the longest. Josh told us
of the numerous times that he has narrowly escaped from the teeth of these aggressive
blighters, and also showed the bite marks from the times he didn’t.
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