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Title
The Digey St Ives
Artist
Terri Waters
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Photograph
Description
There are many tiny cobbled streets and opes lined with historic cottages in St Ives in Cornwall. These days they are very colourful and charming but when they were built the town's main business was fishing life was a bit harder and the town was not so pretty.
The Digey is one of the most iconic streets in St Ives' Downalong district. The narrow cobbled street connects Fore Street, near the harbour with Back Road West near Porthmeor beach on the other side of the isthmus.
It is not certain where the name 'Digey' comes from but one theory is it comes from dye-chy meaning dye house, where the boat sails were dyed.
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August 7th, 2020
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Londrigan, Vi - Australia
Lovely capture Terri, I love the vase of flowers on the window sill. One of my favourite sculptors, Barbara Hepworth had her studio in St Ives. L/F
Chilhowie, va - United States
What a wonderful scene...however I know I'd turn my ankle several times just navigating the streets
Vancouver Island, BC - Canada
One could get lost on an adventure on those cobbled streets. Beautifully photographed, Terri.
The Annapolis Valley, NS - Canada
That narrow street must be difficult to walk with that slant. Great capture
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