Why do I love pasties? I will tell you, they are the best food on this planet thats why. No matter where you buy them from in cornwall they are delisiuos. All Cornish folks mum's make's the best pasties, I know my mum did, and her mum did, and her mum did, ok, ok I know you get it.
I always enjoy a Jelperts icecream after my pasty, just like Michael Darracott the cornish author who wrote about it in his book Proper Cornish childhood. That book reminds me so much of my past, Newlyn Harbour and fishing, Paul village and cricket, Mousehole christmas lights. Taking a dip off newlyn beach, and in the jubillee bathing pool, pasty in hand walking down market jew street in penzance. A bit of surfing at sennen cove and newquay, belly boarding down praa sands.
The book Proper Cornish Childhood is a reminder of the way it was in sixties Cornwall for a ten - year old boy, that boy was Michael J Darracott, he writes of his memory of how he watched the Torrey Canyon oil tanker being bombed by the RAF, and the pollution of Cornish beaches in the wake of the aftermath. Those poor wild animals and sea birds did not know what hit them, what a sad time for the Cornish and Cornwall.
some of my favourite places to visit in Cornwall are.........
Truro
Penzance
Hayle
Newquay
Par
Padstow
wadebridge
Penryn
Camborne
Redruth
Sennen Cove
St Just
Pendeen
St ives
Lelant
St Erth
Newlyn
St Austell
Porthcurno
St buryan
Lands End
Helston
St Just in Roseland
Madron
Gulval
Perranporth
St Agnes
Porthleven
St Levan
Lamorna
Paul village
Padstow
Camleford
St Michaels mount
Carlyon bay
Bodmin
Liskeard
Looe
Trago Mills
Newlyn Meadery
Penzance Meadery
And my favourite Pasty makers are
Cornish bake house
Warrens
Rowes
Kewnow for me, the best place in my world, and if you get a chance check out Michael Darracotts new book Proper Cornish Childhood
Cornwall is just the best and long may it continue to be.