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Godrevy Lighthouse – Wonderful walks A great opportunity for seal watching.

Godrevy Lighthouse is close to St. Ives. A popular Surfing beach at Gwythian, the coastal path and area are in the hands of the National Trust in Cornwall. This is a popular area for seal watching and they can often be seen “hauled out” at Mutton Cove. Keep your eyes open for seals but […]

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Carnon Downs Local Produce Market

Carnon Downs Local Produce Market Carnon Downs Market Carnon Downs Village Hall When: Last Saturday of every month From 9:00am to 12:00am Contact: Phone: 01872 870729 Back to Cornwall Farmers Markets Cornwall Visitor and Tourist Information Centres Amazon has a wide range of Books, Guides and Maps to help you explore Cornwall.

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Callington Farmers Market

Callington Farmers Market Callington Town Hall When: Second Friday of every month From 9:00am to 1:00pm Contact: Terry Ansell Phone: 01566 776502 Comments: Some 19 stalls sell a wide range of products. Back to Cornwall Farmers Markets Cornwall Visitor and Tourist Information Centres Amazon has a wide range of Books, Guides and Maps to help you […]

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Cornwall by air – A stunning coastline

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Lizard Lifeboat – A spectacular Location

The Lizard Lifeboat Lizard Lifeboat First established: 1859 All Weather LB: RNLB David Robinson – Tyne Class All-Weather Lifeboat (47-030) Launches in 2008: 5 People Rescued in 2008: 9 Total Hours at Sea in 2008: 20hrs 01mins Medals since 1824: 10 (9 Silver, 1 Bronze) The Lifeboat Station sits in one of the most remote […]

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St Marys Lifeboat – 56 awards for gallantry

St Marys Lifeboat St Marys Lifeboat Isles of Scilly First established: 1837 All-Weather LB: RNLB The Whiteheads – Severn Class AllWeather Lifeboat (17-11) Launches in 2008: 6 People Rescued in 2008: 15 Total Hours at Sea in 2008: 22hrs 03mins Medals since 1824: 26 (1 Gold, 9 Silver, 16 Bronze) St Mary’s all-weather lifeboat is […]

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St Ives Lifeboat – A Discover Station

St Ives Lifeboat St Ives Lifeboat First was established c.1840 and has had a remarkable history of bravery with over 55 awards for gallantry being presented. Over its 165-year history, it has also seen tragedy with seven lifeboat crew losing their lives saving others at sea. This station is classed as a Discover station. […]

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St Agnes Lifeboat – A Discover Station

St Agnes Lifeboat Station The St Agnes Lifeboat station was first established: 1968. It is one of seven stations operating a lifeboat funded by viewers of the BBC television programme Blue Peter. The inshore lifeboat crews have been honoured with seven awards for gallantry. Silver Medal for gallantry awarded to Helmsman Gavin Forehead and The […]

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Sennen Cove Lifeboat – A Slipway Launch

Sennen Cove Lifeboat The Sennen Cove Lifeboat was established in 1853, The Royal National Lifeboat Institution`s Sennen Cove Station is situated just one mile northeast of Land`s End. The Station is protected to some extent from the full force of the Atlantic Ocean by the high cliffs of Pedn-men-du ~ but still offers some of […]

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Rock Lifeboat

Rock Lifeboat Rock Lifeboat First established: 1994 Situated on the Camel estuary, the RNLI has operated a lifeboat station at Rock for just over 20 years. Today’s D class lifeboat is a re-engineered and updated version of the original D class. This station is classed as a Discover station. Our crews from Discover stations […]

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