Come and play the fabulous, fun game all about St Ives Cornwall. It's called The Great St Ives Pasty Dash. It is a game for 2-4 players and the aim of the game is to collect 6 Cornish pasties. Easier said than done when there are all of those pesky pasty stealing seagulls flying about. The game takes you through the town, visiting all the pubs, shops, restaurants, museums, beaches and of course pasty shops. You will swim in the sea, spot the St Ives Mermaid, join in with all the local traditions

The rules for dogs on beaches in St Ives Cornwall is always a bone of contention - if you don't mind the pun! Now, before you shoot the messenger, I am merely telling you what the current dog rules are for this year. They may change next year, they are different from a few years ago. The Current Dog Rules In St Ives Cornwall Dogs are allowed on ALL BEACHES before 10am and after 6pm. The beaches that don't allow dogs on between 10am and 6pm and Porthgwidden Beach, Porthmeor Beach, Harbour Beach a

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St Ives flooded by high tides

Breathtaking views from Britain's most scenic railway on the St Ives Bay Line

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Trewyn Gardens in St Ives Cornwall is a hidden gem of a place. It is tucked away behind Fore St in town near the Barbara Hepworth Museum. The gardens are beautifully tended and planted with blossom trees in early Spring. There are benches to sit on, and at the far end is the sculpture by John Milne called Megalith. John Milne was a pupil and assistant to Barbara Hepworth and also a close friend of hers. He made this sculpture in memory of her. Follow me for more lovely and interesting things to

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