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Senior Presenter, BBC Radio Cornwall
England, Truro
Beats
Politics, Breaking news, Conflicts , War, World News , Current Affairs
Routine stories
Content
By Julie Skentelbery| BBC Verified Un-bra-lievable: Mystery as undies tied to fencesJulie SkentelberyChristine Butler/BBCThe underwear started appearing on gates a couple of weeks agoSeven bras have mysteriously appeared tied to gates on country lanes in Cornwall. Bemused farmer Michael Irwin first spotted a bright red bra attached to a gate two weeks ago then saw a blue one tied to barbed wire a few days later. It is not known who tied the lingerie in place but each bra has been left near the villages of Lerryn and Lostwithiel.
By Julie Skentelbery| Aol Verified A rowing team from Cornwall have finished their "epic adventure" to cross the Atlantic Ocean after 40 days at sea. Oars Of Thunder was comprised of champion gig rowers Nathaniel Rothwell and Harry Poulson, as well as Looe Rowing Club members Kim Tolfrey and Sally Crab. The team travelled 3,000 miles (4,828 km) as part of the World's Toughest Row race and finished first in the mixed class, fifth in the four rower class and sixth overall.
By Julie Skentelbery| BBC Verified Un-bra-lievable: Mystery as undies tied to fencesJulie SkentelberyChristine Butler/BBCThe underwear started appearing on gates a couple of weeks agoSeven bras have mysteriously appeared tied to gates on country lanes in Cornwall. Bemused farmer Michael Irwin first spotted a bright red bra attached to a gate two weeks ago then saw a blue one tied to barbed wire a few days later. It is not known who tied the lingerie in place but each bra has been left near the villages of Lerryn and Lostwithiel.
Company Info
BBC Radio Cornwall