There can be no doubt that a unique sense of difference, and, of separateness exists throughout Cornwall. Forged on a history of resistance, Cornwall is strikingly different to its closest regional neighbours across the Tamar. Many people over the years have highlighted a sense of ‘islandness’, using phrases such as ‘almost an island’ or ‘all but an island’….Continue Reading “Cornwall – Almost an Island?”
Author: Hamish Walker
As well as reading History at the University of Exeter's Tremough campus, Hamish has been the editor of Cornish Story since November 2016 - a role that he takes great pleasure from. Born and raised in Scotland, Hamish moved to Marazion in 2016, instantly falling in love with Penwith's rugged beauty and diverse history. During his time in Cornwall, Hamish has developed a deep-rooted passion for Cornish and Celtic Studies, subjects he intends to explore further at post-graduate level.