How to Celebrate St Piran's Day
Start your day by trying to find some Cornish words and trying to have a conversation in Cornish., Find out some myths and legends about Cornwall and research St Piran., Visit some interesting and famous landmarks such as St Michael's Mount and...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Start your day by trying to find some Cornish words and trying to have a conversation in Cornish.
This can be done by using dictionaries, the internet or certain Cornish books.
Don't forget that some Cornish people have a certain accent which you could also try to imitate. -
Step 2: Find out some myths and legends about Cornwall and research St Piran.
Bodmin Jail (Gaol), Jamaica Inn and Pengersick Castle are all supposed to be haunted.
Cornwall is also very well known for its history. , Remember to bring a camera so you don't miss the breathtaking views. ,, Recently some new flavours have come out.
There's "Kernow King" Pasty, which is a very peppery pasty, and there's an extra large pasty which takes up more space than a big plate! If you are going to buy an extra large pasty you're better off eating it with someone. , Some things to draw would be:
Roger Taylor (the drummer in Queen) as he was born here, the Cornish flag, Kernow King, the Beach, a Pasty and much more besides. , Listen to the sounds of the sea splashing against rocks and the wind whistling in your ears along with seagulls squawking above. , Invite all your friends, family and anybody else you want to invite to a huge party! , In years to come you'll look at the photos and remember what a wonderful day you had. -
Step 3: Visit some interesting and famous landmarks such as St Michael's Mount and Pendennis Castle.
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Step 4: Watch some videos of Kernow King on youtube to have a good laugh with your friends!
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Step 5: Buy a pasty for your lunch or dinner.
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Step 6: If your child would like to do something for Cornwall you could get them to draw a poster about Cornwall.
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Step 7: Visit the beach for a nice relaxing evening and if the weather's right for it
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Step 8: have a swim in the calm
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Step 9: clear ocean.
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Step 10: Have a party!
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Step 11: Once your day is over you can put all your photos from your camera on to a disk and then print them off so you can put them into a memory/photo book.
Detailed Guide
This can be done by using dictionaries, the internet or certain Cornish books.
Don't forget that some Cornish people have a certain accent which you could also try to imitate.
Bodmin Jail (Gaol), Jamaica Inn and Pengersick Castle are all supposed to be haunted.
Cornwall is also very well known for its history. , Remember to bring a camera so you don't miss the breathtaking views. ,, Recently some new flavours have come out.
There's "Kernow King" Pasty, which is a very peppery pasty, and there's an extra large pasty which takes up more space than a big plate! If you are going to buy an extra large pasty you're better off eating it with someone. , Some things to draw would be:
Roger Taylor (the drummer in Queen) as he was born here, the Cornish flag, Kernow King, the Beach, a Pasty and much more besides. , Listen to the sounds of the sea splashing against rocks and the wind whistling in your ears along with seagulls squawking above. , Invite all your friends, family and anybody else you want to invite to a huge party! , In years to come you'll look at the photos and remember what a wonderful day you had.
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