Following my previous post on Family History, a folk song called Cousin Jack is one of my favourites and gives me the opportunity to forget the snow and heavy rain in our part of Northern Europe this week and instead recall a visit to Cornwall a few summers ago. The song tells the story of men and their families having to leave their homes and villages in Cornwall and emigrating all over the world to find new jobs. Although I am unaware of this being the case in my family history the words "I'm leaving the country behind and I'm not coming back. So follow me down cousin Jack " always touches me!
In each decade from 1861 to 1901 the county of Cornwall lost 20% of its male population - of these the majority of these were miners who left Cornwall following the decline of the mining industry in Cornwall and a fall in the price of tin. These men were nicknamed "Cousin Jack" there are various theories for this name. Some think that when they reached new countries that they asked if there were any jobs for their cousin "Jack." Another theory was they would greet fellow countrymen as "Cousin" and the most popular name in Cornwall for boys was "Jack".
A few years ago when we visited the mines between Land's End and St Ives we sat having a pasty lunch (what else in Cornwall!) and sat listening to this song as we looked out to the remains of the mines, many of which went miles under sea and we thought of those men.
Will there be work in New Brunswick?
Will I find gold in the Cape?
Oh will I ever escape?
So follow me down cousin Jack.
Wishing you a good week, hopefully the weather forecast is better than predicted and it starts to feel more like Spring than Winter! I hope the blue skies above are a reminder of warmer times!
What lovely photos. Never been to Dorset but may have to visit. Wish I lived nearer the sea.
Your beautiful post brought tears to my eyes. Such a shame that the people had to leave their homes for a better life.
I didnt know the story about the people of Cornwall. It must have been the 'jack's and the jennies' that introduced cornish pasties to south africa.!
Would love to read more about the people that immigrated to all the other lands.
Also, they spoke with a dialect or in a way, that we couldnt understand I believe.
My brother in law in called Jack. He told me once , that when he was a boy and someone wanted to know your name when they called you.. they replied, just call me Jack.
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Although it must have been hard leaving their country and travelling in small ships across the sea, I hope most of them gained a better life out of it. It was interesting that pasties were familiar in South Africa too, and the story about your brother in law's name!
So nostalgic. Love Cornwall - I used to think it was like Scotland but with a better climate, but lately I wonder if that's still true!
The words of this song ring true for me, or at least for the HISTORY of my father's family, who immigrated from Spain to Mexico, then from Mexico to California, USA. The moves still go on, for the sake of survival. Leaving one's homeland is never easy, but makes for a life history of pain and BEAUTY.
We spent a lot of time in Cornwall, even as far as Land's End, while looking for a house down here. Your photos have really brought it back. Must go back there again this year.
It's been interesting to read some of the history associated with Cornish mining too. Thank you Sarah.
Your pictures are breath-takingly beautiful. Cornwall is high on my list of "must visit" places in the UK. I don't think it will happen this year, but perhaps next. I am sheepishly admitting it is seeing the scenery when watching Doc Martin that has inspired me to want to go there.
Beautiful photos of my neck of the woods. The coast road between St Ives and Lands End is spectacular, and you've captured it beautifully!! I love the wild flowers too. I always think there is something mysterious and magical about West Cornwall. The derelict mines certainly add to that feeling.
I've written down the lines of the song. So sad that so man men were forced to move so far away to find work.
My Uncle's name is Jack but he was Christened John. Often London cabbies will refer to a male customer as John when asking where to go, or when paying etc. So I guess that Jack/John is the name people would use when they didn't know their name much like Val's story above. Lovely photos Sarah.
We have dear friends, met them in Mexico, who live in Cornwall at Land's End. They have visited us twice in California, but we have yet to visit them. I remember when we told them we lived in an old house, built in 1928 - old by US standards. They said they too lived in an old house, built in 1625. They no longer live there. We hope to visit them before too long and see all the beautiful sights.
They came here to Nova Scotia to the Rawdon Mines ...I expect descendants are still alive. And as the song says..they went to New Brunswick as well. May I mention this link which speaks of the miners from Cornwall in our area.
Lovely post...and photos. Such abundant wild flowers.
What an interesting post Sarah. Your photos are beautiful and I loved the vibrant blue sky in the background as it's so gloomy, wet and cold here today.
What an interesting post. Lovely photos too. We're freezing and under inches of snow and although no more snow is forecast (I don't think) it's not going to get much warmer this week.
A wonderful post dearest Sarah! Cornwall is so charming and I learned a part of his history!I couldn't imagine that people coming from "fertile" lands like yours have been forced to immigrate somewhere else in order to gain a better life. Hope I can come again to your country,we are planning a trip to Scotland for summer, but we'll see.Wishing you warmer days as soon as possible !
Such an interesting story! I never realised there have actually been mines in Cornwall. Nowadays the ruins of the buildings look very impressive with the sea as a backdrop.
Thank you for your kind email too! I will email you tomorrow.
Another interesting post Sarah and lovely pictures again, I've not been to Cornwall since my teens. I've just become a follower, I was sure I already was, don't know how I managed to miss that!
Such a lovely part of the world you photos are lovely.
I enjoyed seeing the gorgeous scenery and thanks for sharing the lovely post, very poignant.
Do hope that you can start seeing Spring there.
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Auch ich habe Verwandte in den USA und Süd-Afrika. Die Bedingungen auf den Schiffen waren teilweise katastrophal und wenn man in New York ankam und den Aufnahmetest nicht bestand oder zu wenig Geld dabei hatte, wurde man mit dem nächsten Schiff wieder zurück geschickt, wie grausam. Viele blieben daher illegal in den Staaten. Die Geschichte der deutschen Auswanderer kann man in Bremerhaven im Auswandererhaus erleben. Ein wundervolles Museum, eine tolle Ausstellung und ganz nebenbei kann man auf Ahnensuche gehen.
How lovely to see the blue sky Sarah! Cornwall's coast is magnificent.
Lived and went to school in Cornwall, so I enjoyed seeing your photographs and posting. I am not so sure that the Cornish miners found better places to be as some of the mining sites they went to in other parts of the world are pretty barren, and without the compensation of the seascapes. However with the tin and copper mines declining, there really was not much choice in those days.
Dear Sarah, 'd somehow missed this post. Love your photos of the engine houses. You can't go to Cornwall and not have a pasty!
Hi Sarah! I send you my comment since you made this post but I see now that it isn't published. Did you recieve it ?
Wishing you a very happy Easter Sarah!
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Such a thought provoking post... thank you.
The 'Cousin Jack' folk song is one of my favourites also... have you heard it sung by the West Country folk duo 'Show of Hands'? they sing it with feeling and it always stirs the emotions within me for the plight of the miners.


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March 1, 2017 6:02 pm by ERICA COSLOP
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The Muslim Student Association kicked off Women's Herstory Month on Wednesday by inviting students to wear a hijab for a day.
"Being covered on this campus, where there aren't many of us, we do feel a connection to this small community and it's nice to invite others here with us," said sophomore Kaoutar Bahaja.
The goal of the event was to answer questions about veiling and Islam while allowing students to experience it themselves. Signs reading "Muslim in solidarity" and "her body, her choice" with pictures of hijabs were also available for students to take pictures with.
"People always ask us 'why do you wear it,' 'is it really hot' and all these questions," said Bahaja. "It's just giving them that experience of what we do."
A hijab, an Arabic word meaning "cover," can be worn for many reasons. Many women wear them after puberty as a personal choice to show their devotion to God. However, the hijab has recently received negative backlash as people falsely associate the covering with acts of terrorism.
From the off-duty NYPD officer wearing a hijab, who was threatened and was told to go back to her country, to the French woman who was kicked down the stairs of a subway station for wearing hers, an increasing amount of violence has been targeting those of Muslim faith. According to CNN, the number of anti-Muslim hate crimes grew by 67 percent in 2016, "reaching a level of violence not seen since the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks."
Many students stopped to try on hijabs and they were encouraged to wear them throughout the day. Freshman Gabby Bok was one of the students who chose to continue wearing a hijab.
"I think it's really important," she said, "to give other people this experience so that it can broaden their perspectives and understanding of what it is."
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The Avengers . . . the best summer movie ever assembled?
I can't express how much I enjoyed this movie. Going in, I was definitely worried that anyone putting this thing together would have a hard time getting the combination of characters right in order for the story to feel real and give each character their due. Marvel definitely made the right decision when they turned the reigns over to Joss Whedon.
The moment the film had me was 30-45 minutes in when Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America fought each other . . . if I was going to make them battle each other, that's exactly how I would have done it! From the reason why they started fighting, to the use of their powers; everything was just as I imagined. After that point the film had me. Every other fight after that was gravy and the climatic battle at the end was awesome.
Conversely though, I can understand some of the complaints/critiques from negative reviews of the film–the main one being that the "stakes" didn't feel real or high enough for The Avengers. Granted, never at any point in the film did I feel that The Avengers might lose–there was never any doubt of that in my mind. So yes, how can a climatic battle feel real if you know who's going to win? Well, it's because I feel for The Avengers that's why. What's unique about them is that we've had four films all leading to this. I've invested in these characters and this world already formed from those films, so seeing what they can do together is more of the reason (and excitement) to see the film. Transformers – Dark of the Moon final battle porn aside, the fight at the end of Avengers had way more feeling than the end battle sequence of Dark of the Moon.
All in all, great movie and best time I've had at the movies in a while.
Rating – 4.5 stars
About all you can do after seeing Dark Shadows is throw your hands up in the air and wonder what happened to this Tim Burton/Johnny Depp collaboration.
Nothing really to write home about for the latest Depp/Burton joint. Watching it the whole time, there really wasn't anything that special about it. When I really think about it, I think both Depp and Burton were kind of toned down in this movie.
That's not saying the film was bad. The film was definitely well shot and put together. The "look" of the film also had a number of Burton-esque touches which I appreciated.
In the end, there just wasn't enough to draw me into the story. It was just ok.
Rating – 3 stars
You've gotta have the lovin' feeling for Top Gun.
While nostalgia is definitely a part of it, I can't help but love this movie. Seeing it again in a theater with people who enjoy it just as much as you do definitely makes the experience of watching it all that much more enjoyable.
Granted, some things don't hold up (the look and feel of the 80s, military advancement, etc), but that's part of the charm I think. It definitely takes me back to that time.
The film itself is just so much fun. You have these super cool guys trying to be "the best of the best", flying fighter jets, saying really cool (and sometimes corny) lines; I can't help but have a soft spot for Top Gun.
Don't tell me what you're thinking . . . I know that you know Back to the Future is one of the all time greats.
I never really understood what makes a movie timeless and amazing until I watched Back to the Future again recently in a theater with other like minded people. Yeah sure, I always knew it was funny, but seeing it again on the big screen made me realize so much more.
For one thing, nothing is ever wasted. I'm hard pressed to pick out a scene that doesn't serve the story in some way. Everything shown to the viewer adds to Marty trying to get home or affects the storyline with his parents in some way. Take the first five minutes . . . though you think it's a bunch of random sweeping shots of Doc's home, you are told more than just who he is. You get setup for events that send Marty back into the past.
Yes, the movie is so efficient and effortless in the way things are told that it makes the whole experience of watching the movie as great the first time as much as watching it for the 200th time. The great acting by Michael J Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson, Crispin Glover, and Thomas Wilson all make their characters stand out.
Combine great performances with great storytelling, and some comedy and it's no wonder that Back to the Future is so timeless.
Spoiler Alert–No Taylor Kitsch is not uttering the classic Battleship line, "You sunk my battleship." (nor does anyone else)
You know you're having a good time in a movie when you know that even though what you're seeing is most likely implausible; you still want to see more. That's the feeling I had while watching Battleship.
We all know that the premise behind the movie is the navy taking on aliens in this movie adaptation of the board game (is Battleship really a "board game" since it doesn't have a board?). Going in, you have to be wondering how much of this is going to be legit and how much will just be pretty images and gravity defying CGI. Well, most of it falls into the latter category–which isn't a bad thing.
Battleship I feel, is one of those movies that isn't afraid to have a good time with itself. The performances by the cast are all decent enough, but the situations that the characters are put in and the way they are resolved always got a good chuckle out of me; if not a good laugh or mind blowing "whoa" due to CGI-porn.
It's not all that faithful to the game or work 100% as a film, but it gives you a damn fun time at the movies should you see it this summer.
Neuralizers aside, we've seen these guys (and this type of movie) before.
I thought the first MIB was a pretty fun movie. Will Smith was on the rise and was paired greatly with Tommy Lee Jones in an odd couple buddy cop movie with aliens. The sequel definitely tread on typical sequel ground and to this day doesn't remain all that memorable. And now comes the third installment of the Men in Black series, MIB3.
Going in I knew that the production of the film had its problems, but I also heard good things about the 3D which didn't give me high expectations, but definitely warmed me to seeing the film.
What really shines about MIB3 is the interaction between Will Smith's "J" and Josh Brolin as the younger "K." J expects young K to act a certain way when the reality is that the younger K isn't as old or as gruff as his older self, so, of course he's more receptive to what J has to say . . . which makes the relationship between the two characters pretty fun to watch.
Sadly though, there isn't much more to the film than that. As with MIB2, MIB3 follows the standard formula of most sequels (more of the same). The time traveling retro aliens all are fun and cool, but at the end of the day the story is the same . . . save the world (or in this case the future) by stopping the big bad alien. Oh, and as for the great 3D I was hoping for; it wasn't hardly noticeable at all and I actually felt at times the 3D was nonexistent.
So while I enjoyed the time traveling romp with aliens, I didn't enjoy it enough to get really excited about it. Nothing great, but nothing totally bad; you could just watch the first one again and you'd be fine.
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Michelle Tabnick
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New York Theatre Ballet announces Pilates Class
by Michelle Tabnick
New York Theatre Ballet (NYTB) is pleased to announce its new Pilates classes, beginning Tuesday, July 7, 2015 at NYTB's home studio, located at St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery, 131 East 10th Street, 2nd Floor, New York City. Classes will be offered on both Tuesday evenings, from 7-8pm, and Thursday mornings, from 8:15-9:15am. Cost will be $15/class walk in, $60 per 5-class card.
Taught by Amanda Treiber, principal dancer with NYTB, this gentle Pilates class is designed to build strength, coordination, and flexibility while gaining the understanding of the muscles used and the technique of the exercises. Combining the ideas of basic ballet and STOTT Pilates allows for many modifications that are used throughout the class to accommodate the most beginner level to the most advanced. This class is especially good for all types of physically active people who are looking to balance out the body in a gentle constructive way.
ABOUT AMANDA TREIBER
Originally from Jacksonville, Florida, Amanda Treiber has danced with Tallahassee Ballet and holds a BFA in Dance from Florida State University, where she danced Balanchine's In the Inn staged by Suzanne Farrell. Since joining New York Theatre Ballet in 2008, Amanda has performed works by Ashton, Cunningham, DeMille, Limon, Tudor, and Robbins, and has premiered many new works. In 2013, Amanda was invited to perform Jerome Robbins' Rondo at the International Ballet Gala in Managua, Nicaragua.
ABOUT NEW YORK THEATRE BALLET
New York Theatre Ballet (NYTB), founded in 1978 by artistic director Diana Byer, is the most widely seen chamber ballet company in the United States and has been hailed by The New York Times as "an invaluable company." NYTB is dedicated to inspiring a love of dance in diverse audiences through performances of chamber ballet masterpieces and bold new works, as well as innovative one-hour ballets for children, all at affordable prices.
By pairing the ballets of legendary creators with those of contemporary visionaries, NYTB brings a new understanding and appreciation of dance. The approach to live performance for children is groundbreaking and unique. New York Theatre Ballet offers an annual series of hour-long ballets tailored to the attention span of young audience members, while offering high production values and clever choreography sophisticated enough for discerning parents.
NYTB is committed to reaching underserved audiences by performing in small cities throughout the U.S. Its professional school provides ballet training based on the Cecchetti syllabus. Classes are offered at affordable prices. Scholarships are awarded to talented homeless and underserved children along with support for well-rounded learning.


Rhodiola rosea — commonly known as "roseroot," "golden root" or "arctic root" — is a perennial plant native to Northern Europe and Asia. Herbalists consider it to be an adaptogen, meaning that it helps the body cope with stress.
While it is not entirely understood how R. rosea might alleviate depression, a 2009 study found that it is a potent inhibitor of monoamine oxidase A and B. When the activity of these two substances is blocked, neurotransmitters — such as serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine — cannot be broken down, causing more of them to become available. Because shortages of these important chemicals have been linked to depression, having more of them around could help improve mood.
Although R. rosea has been studied extensively in Russia and Scandinavia, very little of this research has been translated into English. It is only over the past decade or so that European and American researchers have begun to investigate this herb, so there are only a few English-language studies dealing with its effectiveness as an antidepressant.
Among these studies, a handful of animal studies has reported that it does appear to have antidepressant effects. In addition, when it was combined with tricyclic antidepressants, there was a reduction in both antidepressant side effects and depression symptoms. Thus far, there is only one study reporting on its antidepressant effect when used as a single therapy. Patients in this study experienced a statistically significant improvement in symptoms compared to placebo. Overall, however, these results are all very preliminary and it is too early to tell whether R. rosea can be recommended as an effective treatment for depression.
Is It Safe and Well-Tolerated?
R. rosea appears to have an excellent safety profile.
Its side effects are both uncommon and mild and include allergy, irritability, insomnia, sleep disturbances, vivid dreams, fatigue and unpleasant sensations, especially at higher doses.
R. rosea does not appear to interact with other medications, although a potential may exist for it to cause a dangerous build-up of serotonin, called serotonin syndrome when it is used in conjunction with other medications which also increase serotonin, such as other antidepressants.
No evidence regarding its safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding are available, therefore, it cannot be recommended at this time.


John Kell, a well-known pilot and FAA Designated Pilot Examiner in the Pacific Northwest, died April 29 at his home in East Wenatchee, Washington.
Kell had had a long battle with his health over the last several years, but passed quietly at the age 82, according to friends.
A pilot for more than 55 years, Kell had accumulated more than 28,000 hours and had given thousands of check rides out of Pangborn Memorial Airport in Wenatchee and Boeing Field in Seattle. He was a commercial pilot flight instructor, FAA designated pilot examiner, charter pilot, freight pilot, and a forest service reconnaissance pilot. He worked for Columbia Skyway, Executive Flight in Wenatchee, Richardson Aviation in Yakima, and Wings of Wenatchee, which is now Wenatchee Jet Center.
There will be a celebration of his life at 2 p.m. June 11 at the Wenatchee Jet Center's hangar at Pangborn Airport. "Please bring your best John stories, I know that I have several," said Alan Hunter, owner and manager of Wenatchee Jet Center.