Take time to explore the rich mix of films on RealCornwall.tv featuring the people and places, the history, music, art and culture of the Duchy of Cornwall and discover what makes it such a special place to live or visit.
We'll be adding new films and features every month, building an interactive video-based community to promote the Duchy and local business and services, to a global audience.
Enjoy your visit to Kernow!
Tiffany Bryant and Andrew Jarvis lived aboard Rosemarie for three years and were her final residents. The couple were part of a folk band called Thistletown. They produced a song and an album titled ‘Rosemarie’ after the boat.
Filmmaker Shauna Osborne-Dowel lived on Rosemarie herself as a small child in the 1970s, and this relationship, coupled with the unique creative people who also lived on the boat before and after, were part of the inspiration to make this film.
Shauna set about finding and interviewing all the former houseboat occupants, most of whom were musicians or creative people who had studied art or sculpture at Falmouth University while living on board the boat, while others were boat-builders.
Cornish author James Penhaligon's extraordinary childhood in the wilds of Tanganyika taught him early some stark facts about life — tragedy, vulnerability, danger, arrogance and cruelty. Read more...
Even bigger than previous years, the Porthleven Food Festival 2011 attracted more than 12,000 visitors to the harbourside village.
The festival had over 70 local food stalls and 6 tip-top Chefs who were asked to cook with economical cuts and local food. The warm sunny weather ensured a lovely time was had by one-and-all!
A recent report produced by the Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (ARC) Trust, indicates that due to changed in habitat toads are on the decline in the UK.
In 'Wild about Cornwall' we visited a garden pond near Helston as the toads arrive for their annual spring spawning. Our film was selected for screening at the Corwall Film Festival 2011.
Advertisement
Please install or upgrade you version of Flash: Click Here
Take time to explore the rich mix of films on RealCornwall.tv featuring the people and places, the history, music, art and culture of the Duchy of Cornwall and discover what makes it such a special place to live or visit.
Cornish author James Penhaligon's extraordinary childhood in the wilds of Tanganyika taught him early some stark facts about life — tragedy, vulnerability, danger, arrogance and cruelty. 
The festival had over 70 local food stalls and 6 tip-top Chefs who were asked to cook with economical cuts and local food. The warm sunny weather ensured a lovely time was had by one-and-all!