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Treyarnon Bay means "the beach" to John's family. John spent
many holiday's here from 5 -10 years and then several times later. His parents visited
every year for 30 years.
I visited October 16, 2001 and returned in May 2009.
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Treyarnon beach |
Keith,
Diane, Ruby Gowing with Emily, Bill & John there (early 50s) |
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| looking into the Bay |
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.and out to sea |
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| As a 5 to 10 year old I used to
make complex road systems and other sandworks on this beach with my friend
Keith Gowing. I took pictures of children following the tradition 50 years
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| Then I couldn't resist making a
small castle myself using an empty coffee cup as the "bucket" |
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The surf so loved by my mother |
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| ... now enjoyed by others with
different techniques. |
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Pedison's Cove....a family nickname after some friends..................... |
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The swimming pool where John's Dad saved a small girl |
Emily with Ruby Gowing on
the edge of the pool ...early 1950's |
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| seen in 2009 |
with rock pools |
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Round to the East is Constatine Bay |
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| A cave I used to explore age 7-10 |
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