Sources

A handy page listing all my sources of information.


The first site I found with information about Saint Morwenna.
http://www.earlybritishkingdoms.com/bios/morwenna.html

Link to the BBC Coast episode which shows Hawkers Hut and Morwenstow Church (Jump to 51.12/58.58) Season 6 Episode 2 first aired on 26 June 2011
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0120y9m/sign/Coast_Series_6_Devon_and_Cornwall/

http://alisongraham.hubpages.com/hub/Undiscovered-Cornwall-Reverend-Hawker-Morwenstow-Tidna-Valley

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/4720869/A-harvest-for-the-world.html

http://pregnancy.doctissimo.com/baby-names/morwenna.html

Morwenna

Definition

This comes from the Welsh word morwyn ("a maiden"). Morwena is a variant spelling, and there are the names Morwyn and Morwen as variants. Morfydd or Morfudd, the name given to his beloved by the great medieval Welsh poet Davydd ap Gwilym, probably comes from the same root. It was the name of a sixth-century princess, daughter of Urien Rheged and sister to the heroic Owain (see Ewan). It was a popular Welsh name throughout the Middle Ages.

Meri Morwenna Mermaid Dancer with Rose Quartz

- Achieving Your Heart's Desire

Spiral dancer, Meri Morwenna, whose mermaid name means ‘Enchanted Sea Wave’, sways in the gentle ocean currents, flowing with the tide in perfect harmony. She finds happiness in knowing dreams come true and invites her portrait to be worn for achieving your heart’s desire. 

http://www.newagethinkersshop.com/sterling-silver-jewelry/

http://www.amethyst-night.com/names/cornishfem.html
Morwenna — (mohr-WEN-ah) from Cornish mor "sea" + gwen "shining, holy". St. Morwenna's Feast day-July 5. 

My letter from the Bard of The Gorsedd of Cornwall - dated 28 February 1975

First part of the journey...

The Taff Trail
http://www.brecon-beacons.com/taf-trail-long-distance-footpath.htm


Second part


Then the south west coast path...


http://www.southwestcoastpath.com/