r/Cornwall

Most pasties

What is the most pasties you reckon you could eat in one sitting? Nothing overcomplicated, not interested in which pasties are better, just how many medium steak pasties do you think you could eat in one sitting.

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u/kernowprawn — 5 days ago

Sharp's Brewery Closing in December

I support Cornish business', if I can, as a preference.

I take part in a few international competitions, wont bother saying what as that's not relevant, and I usually bring Doom Bar and Crusty Juggler to hand out, they both go like hotcakes.

I also don't drink a great deal, when I eat out et cetera I like to have a beer (If I drive I dont), however what ale/beer should I move to now Doom Bar wont be made in Cornwall from December.

Give me those suggestions!

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u/AncientProduce — 6 days ago

Reinstate Kirsten Honey to Bodmin Jail

Hi all,

Many of you are aware of Kirsten Honey’s paranormal work, especially her former role as Head of Paranormal at Bodmin Jail. Since she left the paranormal tours have gone rapidly downhill to a point where they’re borderline disrespectful to our history and the memories of the former inmates.

There is currently a petition to reinstate her as Head of Paranormal at the jail, I’m posting it here in the hopes that you will help her regain her position and save this vital part of Cornish heritage.

https://www.ipetitions.com/p/returning-kirsten-to-bodmin-jail-as-paranormal/

u/phillyconcarne — 5 days ago

Just booked a last minute trip to Cornwall. Best hike/walk that is reachable without a car?

Hello,

Me and my partner are living in London but we are actually from across the pond. We decided to book a last minute train tickets to Penzance this weekend and we’ll be in Cornwall for 3 nights.

Our rough plan is to do a hike one day along the coast, and I have read that the hikes in that area are world class. The only issue is we don’t have a car, and we travel as affordable as possible so we would only take a bus/train but not Uber or taxi. Is there any hikes that you guys recommend that are somewhat easy to access from public transport?

Is Penzance a good spot to stay for 3 nights or would you guys recommend St.Ives or another town? Our tickets are into Penzance but we are okay travelling, however Penzance does seem the most efficient.

Would we be able to hitchhike in Cornwall or is that quite frowned upon? That would be a nice option for us to save money but still get to travel around and see all the bueaitful towns or hikes.

We are also open to recommendations on what we should do. We were thinking of doing St.Michael Mount and maybe a day trip to St.Ives or POSSIBLY Isles of Scilly, if you guys think the day trip ferry option is worth it.

Please give us suggestions, we are very open to anything but enjoy history, tours, pubs/drinking, nature, and are young/healthy enough to be open to any sort of activity.

Thank you for reading and any advice or comments is very much appreciated 🙏🏻

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u/Curious_person020 — 14 days ago

Chans penzance

Local and from down west way just a little like shout out or recommendation if anyone's down PZ way and like this sort of food good place to go to. Staff are really awesome in here. Products I bought or were curious about they recommend recipes and alsorts.

u/haskalah1989 — 14 days ago

Mushroom spots

Anyone know of any good mushroom hunting spots? No, i don’t mean, them mushrooms. I just mean, any mushrooms. Something random and quite strange i find fun i suppose, it’s interesting finding them and identifying them on them apps you can get.

Any particular woods? Or area?

Thank youuu

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u/honeymeadowss — 14 days ago