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Western Morning News (Saturday)
|May 24, 2025
VISITORS are invited to step back in time to the Tudor era and witness the captivating world of hawks and falcons at Trerice near Newquay this half term.
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From Thursday, May 29 to Saturday, May 31 specialist falconers, Raphael Historic Falconry, will be donning period outfits to bring history to life at the Elizabethan manor house as they combine birds, stories, costumes and history to provide educational entertainment.
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