Get Your Passport Stamped at Helen Round!
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Get Your Passport Stamped at Helen Round!

Discover the South West Coast Path Passport and gather your stamp at our beautiful shop to celebrate your walks around this beautiful trail.

Foraging in Cornwall
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Foraging in Cornwall
Foraging Wild Food in Cornwall: a new perspective from Vix Hill-Ryder, founder and CEO of the Family Foraging Kitchen
Bee Lampshade with Bee and Mustard Cushions from Helen Round
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New Year, New Look?
Great tips on how to breathe new life into a room, without breaking the bank.
Cawsand Beach in the snow
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Christmas Day Dip anyone?
Is cold water swimming for you?
Autumn colours over the archway in the Barrow Centre, Mount Edgcumbe
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Christmas is just round the corner
With Christmas approaching, find out how I plan my tablescape and have a go at an origami style Christmas Tree shaped napkin.
Mayflower 400 Commemorations
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Mayflower 400 Commemorations
Mayflower 400 Commemorations
2020 will be a landmark in Plymouth's history - marking the 400th anniversary of the sailing of the Mayflower to the New World - the USA. On 16 September 1620 the Mayflower set sail from Plymouth on a pioneering voyage.
Creativity in Cornwall
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Creativity in Cornwall
As well as our beautiful beaches, great restaurants, clotted cream and pasties, Cornwall is full of creatives! The County became a hub for the arts in the nineteenth century and the area now has an inherent tradition of artists.
Walking the Rame Peninsula - Inspiration for the Rame Head Collection
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Walking the Rame Peninsula - Inspiration for the Rame Head Collection
Hello from Rame Head! Living in Cornwall definitely has its benefits! Yes, we are miles away from big cities and major airports but being able to step outside your front door and enjoy some of the most beautiful scenery in the world (ok..I'm biased), is just one of the things I love about living here.
Linen Tea Towels
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Linen Tea Towels
The History of the Tea Towel - As I was drying up, yet again, the other day, I wondered where the term 'tea towel' came from. A little foray on Google soon told me that way back in the 1800’s the Great British tea towel was an elegant linen drying cloth that the lady in the home would use to dry her best china tea set.