Gallery
May we give a warm welcome
to all our new members who have joined us in 2008
and hope you all enjoy the band as much as every
one else..

Here, the band at the Royal
British Legion County Rally in Liskeard, July 2008.
A good day was had by all, apart from appalling
weather conditions, the event was well attended.

Also in July, half of the band on the
battlements of St Mawes Castle on the Roseland Penninsula, after
playing for the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall. From left to right,
Kevin Morrow, Andy Morrow, Dave Maitland, Rob Jenkins, Jim Graham,
Nigel Wormington, Stuart Nicholls, Alex McColl, Matt Campbell,
Ian Phillips, Don Phillips, Paul Wilkinson and Chenda Newton.
The photo was kindly taken by Drummer Vaughan Pickhaver.

Parade Marshall George Bibby leading
the parade of Standards through Falmouth for the Lord Mayors
Parade and presentation of new Royal British Legion Standard.

The Lord Mayor of Falmouth, Mr Mike Varney
and Falmouth Royal British Legion very kindley invited the band
to an afternoon drinks and lunch reception after the very succesfull
parade. During the reception the band performed for all present
with a rousing finale and everyone singing, whilst Trelawney
was played on the pipes.

Here several members looking pleased with
themselves after playing for Hartswell Lodge, Derriford in Plymouth.
Once again we will be helping out again this year. Heartswell
offer accomodation for carers who have relatives receiving care
in Derriford Hospital.

Our newest piper, Nigel Warmington taking
the role as Lone Piper on the battlements of St Mawes Castle
playing for the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall as they sailed
past.

In July we were invited to
turn out a mini band to meet and play for HRH the
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall prior to naming the
new ferry, The Duchess of Cornwall. The ferry runs
regular crossings from Falmouth to St Mawes. If
you are a visitor to the area, you should not miss
out on this trip across the bay.

Not to be outdone by the pipers,
the drum team on display at the Polperro Festival,
consisted of, and left to right, Chenda Newton,
Phil Freil, Teresa Cake, Paul Wilkinson, Vaughan
Pickhaver, Kevin Morrow, Andy Morrow, Geoff Mitchell
and Tom Wheeler
Question : Why are they all
looking so happy?
Answer : Because they are
playing with a great bunch of pipers!

Teresa, Ian, Big Jim and Don helping
to raise money at the Halfway House, Rame. In aid of the Cornwall
Air Ambulance.

The band would like to congratulate Alison
and Christian on their wedding and we wish them every success
for the future.

Here pipers and lovely bridsmaids at
Alison and Christians wedding. Alison is the daughter of our
member,Tom Wheeler. We tried to sign the girls up to become
pipers but could not pursuade them.
AND FINALLY>>>>>>
Kernow pipers will play anywhere within
reason. The surfers and holiday makers enjoyed this performance
at Fistral Beach, Newquay.

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