The Cornish Pasty

The Cornish Pasty - copyright

All rights to all images and text on all pages on this, The Cornish Pasty, web site are retained by the author, Keith Ryan, (email address) where the material is solely his own intellectual product.

Joint rights are shared between the above author and any collaborating or co-author as indicated on the relevant collaborative or co-authored pages.

No rights are claimed where material is separately acknowledged.

You are free to copy and reproduce any part of this web site .....

EXCEPT where permission has been obtained by this author or collaborating authors to reproduce material obtained from other web sites or individuals. You must obtain similar permission from the original source/s before copying or reproducing such material,

AND

PROVIDING you acknowledge the source of the material that you copy or reproduce

AND that you provide a link to this web site www.cornishpasties.org.uk.

My co-authors and I hope you find this web site interesting. Any feedback can be made using the e-mail address above.

Keith Ryan

10 March 2007, Plymouth, UK.

Footnote .....

This web site (launched 14 March 2007) has evolved from pages on other sites that I have constructed in the past:

• Field Target in the South-West
  - launched Nov 1998, deleted just prior to 15 Nov 2000, to make way for .....

• SWEFTA - South West England Field Target Association
  - launched 15 Nov 2000, deleted 4 Nov 2006

• Shooting STARS - Shooting - Steel Target Air Rifle Sports
  - launched 16 Dec 2002, deleted 10 Mar 2007

• Dartmoor CAM - one original page survives, see the "Cornwall" link at top right corner of each page
  - launched 12 Feb 2007, current

Some material and ideas have transferred through these iterations back to Nov. 1998, when tape streamers were used for backup and before CD writers, and, later, DVD burners, were available.

One of the original pages is still on the web and is copied on this site via the Cornwall link (top right of each page) and on the Dartmoor CAM web site (Cornwall link, again top right on each page). Other aspects have been re-written and undergone transformations since 1998.

Note from Simon Avery, 2024:
Sadly, Keith passed away in 2022 but before his death, he asked me to take on hosting his sites. I've done this freely as I recognise the value they provide. I will continue to do so for as long I can.

Keith assigned all Copyrights and other rights on this content over to me at that point, so please direct any such queries to me. ([email protected])