Flushing Village
The Red Arrows Falmouth Regatta 2011
The Red Arrows perform over Falmouth Harbour , the Penryn river and the village of Flushing.
Tags: Video Flushing Ferry Trip
A Video of a return trip on the Flushing Ferry.
The Ferry runs between the Quay in Flushing and the Prince of Wales Quay in Falmouth. It operates a regular service throughout the day although less frequently in the winter months.
The Ferry is popular with visitors to Flushing to explore the village , visit the local pubs and restaurant and with walkers starting or finishing a circular walk around Trefusis headland to Mylor
Falmouth Marine Band - Flushing Carnival 2011
The Falmouth Marine Band appearing at Flushing Carnival 2011.
The firing of the Feather canon, marching through the streets of Flushing and the departure as the march onto Flushing Quay in the dark still playing for their boat to return them to Falmouth.
You can read more about the history of the Falmouth Marine Band and the good work it does.
For more Falmouth Marine Band Videos click on the tag below.
Flushing Quay Evening Falls Time Lapse Video
Another time lapse video of Flushing Quay
This time as evening falls and the lights start to come on in Falmouth on the opposite Bank of the river.
You can see the tide falling and the clouds rolling past overhead. After dark a severe but short lived squall with heavy rain batters the window where the camera is positioned.
Flushing Quay Time Lapse Video on a Misty September Day
A time lapse video taken over a 2 hour period at Flushing Quay.
The sea mist was rolling in and the opposite bank of the Penryn river and the properties in Falmouth would appear and disappear in the mist. The Flushing Ferry operates a regualr service between the Prince of Wales Quay in Falmouth to Flushing.
You can see the tide rising car traffic on the Quay, The ferry, River traffic including the Park and Float Ferry, moored boats swinging on their moorings.
This was almost 2 hours of activity on the Quay.
The Red Arrows over Falmouth Harbour
The Red Arrows perform over Falmouth Harbour during Regatta week 2010. This video filmed from the Flushing Sailing Club Quay.
The Red Arrows always draw a large crowd when they appear in Falmouth and their display is one of the most popular highlights of Regatta week. Flushing village quays and the bowling green are popular vantage points for locals and visitors alike to view the spectacular aerobatics of the team as they perform over the Penryn river and harbour.
The Falmouth Harbour Commissioners funded the appearance this year.
Falmouth Working Boat Race Flushing Sailing Club
The Falmouth working boats have survived as a racing class because of the nature of the oyster fishing which has continued in the Roseland and in the river Fal for hundreds of years.
The native oysters grow in the shallow waters of the upper reaches of the Carrick Roads from which they must be dredged under sail or oar. No power may be used.
This restriction has preserved the fishery. Local fishermen believe the ideal dimensions are a waterline of some 24ft and a draft of no more than 4ft 6ins.
Flushing Village Regatta and Carnival day
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