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St Agnes and Chapel Porth, Cornwall – Chapel Porth beach clean

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Join us at our monthly beach cleans and see what weird and wonderful things wash up on the beach. We supply gloves, bags and litter pickers. Free drink for beach cleaners afterwards at Chapel Porth Caf.
St Agnes and Chapel Porth, Cornwall
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St Agnes and Chapel Porth, Cornwall

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