OK thanks - looking at some of the Courtney Library's Borlase collection today. May not be the same Carkeeks - family of builders in Redruth - a Morgan Carkeek born in 1840s emigrated to America.

Was that the same family one branch of which emigrated to America and built Seattle - where there is a Carkeek park and a large family photo archive?

I think a lot of people feel that juxtaposition through time with noughts on when we touch 'prehistoric' stones (which are much less precisely dated).

Introduce yourself with five animals you have seen in the wild:
Adder
Badger
Fox
Rabbits
Roe deer

With or without the creative edit these small blue big eared variations on ET - described by WB as living in Cornwall UK - www.harrypotter.com/fact-file/cr... have little resemblance to the descriptions of suited and booted piskies wearing green and red clothes in Cornwall's folklore.

Ambient temperatures forecast to increase after today in Cornwall.

25" to mile OS 1870s and c.1900 widely used by local and family historians in Cornwall and are mostly available online NLS.

In the absence of evidence better to set out contextual reasons for interpretation - I've seen 'were likely...' and personally can't think of a 'no doubt' example.