A grand crowd of seventy or so Port Navas residents and friends gathered at the Village Hall for the lighting of the Port Navas Christmas Tree.
Members of The Constantine Silver Band played to accompany the carol singing and, as usual, everyone enjoyed a fine evening.
21/07/04 Port Navas: A respite from the unseasonably poor weather and a great turnout combined to make a very successful coffee morning in aid of the Port Navas Regatta. The bric a brac stall was very successful – thank you all for your contributions! T-shirts and baseball caps featuring the new logo sold briskly and there was a well supported raffle. All in all, a great morning.
25/04/04 Port Navas: About thirty walkers took part in the Port Navas Trek, an annual sponsored walk in aid of Save The Children. The first group assembled in front of the Save The Children Shop before setting off on the trek.
The ten mile route took the intrepid walkers via Trewince Lane and Drift into Mawnan Smith, then on to Rosemullion Head and round the coast path back to Durgan where they enjoyed an alfresco lunch on the beach and a moment to bask in the brilliant sunshine. Returning via Helford Passage they were back at the Port Navas Village Hall in time for tea and cake.
02/05/04 Port Navas: On a beautiful spring day a large group of residents and friends took advantage of the opportunity to ramble through the woods at Calamansac to appreciate the bluebells and other wildflowers. They were accompanied by their host, John Green, who gave the group a fascinating insight in to the recent history of the ancient woodlands at Calamansac. The afternoon ended at the Village Hall with tea and scones. Thanks are due to John and Margaret Green for their hospitality.
