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looking for ways to keep cool in the current climate. With the demand for ice cream at an all time high, our local
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pooches can now indulge in a frozen treat or two with a brand new and specially made ice cream from the Dartmouth Ice Cream Company.
Hot dogs and ice cream have long been a perfect combina- tion, but the launch of the new and exclusive ‘Dartwoof’ flavour will be sure to put hot dogs firmly in the shade! At just £1 a portion, your four legged furry friend can enjoy a home-made ice cream scoop which has been approved by a local veterinary practitioner and prepared locally in the Dartmouth Ice Cream Company parlour. The frozen canine treat is made with fresh bananas, mixed berries and yoghurt and is already proving a sure fire hit with local and visiting canines alike. Andrew Dayment, owner of the Dartmouth Ice Cream Company commented, “We love creating new flavours each year and are excited to launch the Dartwoof Ice Cream; providing a tasty cooling treat for which we hope our canine customers will go barking mad!” With over 20 flavours of both traditional and original ice cream, the Dartmouth Ice Cream company’s flagship store can be found on Lower Street in Dartmouth (opposite the lower ferry) with a fabulous selection of gifts and treats also on of- fer. Call 01803 832157 for more details.
ith the sun firmly in the sky and the heat wave hopefully set to continue for the rest of the summer, everybody is
TOTNes ORANGe RACes Tuesday August 20th
What are they and where does the idea come from? The Totnes Elizabethan Society organise the annual Orange Races in commemoration of Sir Francis Drake - legend has it that the old sea-dog dropped his basket of oranges on Fore Street and the locals chased them down the slope.
Now the annual race invites competitors of all ages to kick or
throw their fruit along the 450 metre course from the Market Square to the Royal Seven Stars. Rules are you can’t pick up or carry the orange and at least part of the fruit must be intact by the finish and there may be disputes over whose is whose! Races are arranged by age group with trophies for winners and runners-up. Last year’s race included the comedian Rory McGrath. Races take place throughout the morning and it goes without
saying that the going is steep! The Elizabethan Market is held simultaneously with plenty of goods and entertainments on offer.
OH, DANNy BOy
encouraged ‘Danny’ the dolphin (so recognised by damage to his dorsal fin) to spend more time in the river giving delight to many
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residents and visitors who have sighted him when crossing the river or from the embankment. There is some concern that he’s not in the best of health but he provides yet another great sight for those of us lucky to live or visit here. These picturers were sent to us by Anna Duckworth.
he recent hot weather appears to have
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