People often ask me about my name. There are lots of lovely and interesting names around, aren't there? What's your name, I wonder. Let me guess... is it Ella... or Zac, Sophie... or Toby? Sometimes names mean something, like Holly for someone born at Christmas, or Poppy, after the flower.

Well, my name means something too. You see, many hundreds of years ago, thousands even, the people who lived on The Lizard were known as Celts. They had a very close connection with nature and learned as much as they could about how the world worked through the land, the sea and the sky. They also believed that the number three was very important as it represented lots of things in their lives. The Celts drew lots of special symbols which carried different meanings. They may be circles, or lines, or swirls, but there were always three of them. One of the most important symbols for the Cornish people was the Awen, which had three straight lines, and this is still used today in a special celebration of all things Cornish called, The Gorsedh. It symbolises many things to many people but it is notable for representing harmony and balance and peace, mind, body and spirit, earth, sea and sky, a source of creativity and inspiration, and knowledge, truth and love. 
So, as my magic comes from the Cornish land, and as my knowledge of the land, sea and sky can help to to look after people in the water, my name had to be something that represents the ancient language and culture of Cornwall.