Kenny spills his love of Cornwall onto the pages of All Summer Long. His four years as a lifeguard on Cornwall's gorgeous beaches during the 'swinging' Sixties and Seventies saw him reveling in the liberating glories of surf, sand and their sensualities.
These Cornish summers were a celebration of hedonistic 'coming-of-age' where the coast distills Kenny's reflections on dealing with holidaymakers, locals and girlfriends various.
His life has the unceasing theme of water running through it from surfing, diving, sailing, rowing and feasting on the fruits of seafood and seaweed. Did you know that an appreciation of surfing can wash your life clean?
This is Kenny's cherishing of the unexpected profitability of dead seals and the life-saving sustenance of hot pasties: gaze on the sea, climb aboard, paddle out, "catch a wave and you're living on top of the world; from a wave-crest everything becomes clear".
