Cornwall games or Cornish games refer to a variety of traditional games and sports that are played in Cornwall, a region in southwest England. These games have a long history and are deeply rooted in the local culture and traditions. Some of the popular Cornwall games include:
Hurling: A traditional ball game which is similar to rugby and played between two teams with a wooden ball.
Wrestling: Known as 'wrassling' in the Cornish dialect, this is a type of folk wrestling where participants try to throw their opponent to the ground.
Cornish wrestling: A variant of wrestling where participants wear special jackets and try to throw their opponent to the ground by tripping or gripping the jacket.
Gurney/Snorkelling: A unique event in which competitors have to swim across a harbour while wearing a traditional diving helmet, with their faces distorted.
Tug of War: A popular game where two teams pull on opposite ends of a rope to see which team can pull the other across a central line.
Morris dancing: A form of folk dance that involves intricate footwork, and has been part of the Cornish culture for centuries.
Cornwall games are played at various festivals and events throughout the year, including the St. Piran's Day celebrations, which honour the patron saint of Cornwall. These games are a source of pride for the Cornish people and have been passed down through generations, with many events held to keep the traditions alive.
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