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Good Friday tradition of trigging in Cornwall explained - and today's tide times

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Crowds of people are expected to descend on the Cornish riverbeds again today. They are looking for cockles and winkles, which can be uncovered at low tide. Ancient law states that people are only allowed to do this on one day of the year – Good Friday.

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Good Friday tradition of trigging in Cornwall explained - and today's tide times

It only happens on Good Friday and crowds of people are expected to be taking part again this year.

1 month ago·Falmouth, United Kingdom
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