Matt Slater,Cornwall Wildlife Trust Marine Conservation Officer, keen videographer and underwater photographer, will share stories of his many dives, snorkelling and rockpooling sessions leading the CWT's Seaquest and Shoresearch Projects. He will also talk about the maerl and seagrass beds in the area and their value for marine conservation. Admission by donation.

The Argalls were early photographers in Cornwall who produced the "Argall Series" of picture postcards. Frank’s illustrated talk includes views you will never see again, early lighthouses and Cornish Monuments together with the occasional anecdote. Elements of local history, early photography and what life was like one hundred and fifty years ago are touched upon, something for everybody, with a bit of nostalgia thrown in.

Matt Slater,Cornwall Wildlife Trust Marine Conservation Officer, keen videographer and underwater photographer, will share stories of his many dives, snorkelling and rockpooling sessions leading the CWT's Seaquest and Shoresearch Projects. He will also talk about the maerl and seagrass beds in the area and their value for marine conservation. Admission by donation.

The Argalls were early photographers in Cornwall who produced the "Argall Series" of picture postcards. Frank’s illustrated talk includes views you will never see again, early lighthouses and Cornish Monuments together with the occasional anecdote. Elements of local history, early photography and what life was like one hundred and fifty years ago are touched upon, something for everybody, with a bit of nostalgia thrown in.