PERRANUTHNOE is a small village on the South Coast of Cornwall, just East of Marazion, there is a Car Park and sloping access to a safe sandy beach and the beachside Cabin Cafe. It has The Victoria Inn a superb multi award winning pub, which serves super food both lunchtimes & evenings, - a Church dating back as far as 1160. The Lynfield Centre which houses The Cowhouse Gallery, The Peppercorn Cafe and a hairdressers.

Monday 4 September 2017

Monday

 Fog and sun on Mousehole
Fisheries Protection vessel St Piran 
Scillonian III heading into the mist 
Back to grey and damp when Jim took the dogs 


Wooster still looking for his Labrador ladies 
Spotted the sails on the horizon and took a look through the 'scope. Could see it was a beautiful boat so looked it up.
 It was the three masted schooner Atlantic.
 "The 2010 Sailing yacht Atlantic is magnificent replica of the 1903 William Gardner designed three-masted sailing schooner Atlantic, owned by Ed Kastelein. The 1903 sailing schooner was a long time World record holder for the crossing of the Atlantic Ocean under sail in 1905, having sailed 3006 miles in twelve days, four hours, one minute and nine seconds, thus winning the Kaiser’s Cup from New York to The Lizard. The record held firm for almost a century, when it was broken in 1998. It is the longest standing speed record in the Yachting History."
Photo from the Atlantic website
Sailing schooner Atlantic is the largest classic sailing schooner ever created, measuring 185 feet (56 metres) over deck and with the bowsprit to boom length of 227 feet (69 metres). Her graceful sheerline and long overhangs accentuate her grace while her waterline length of 42 meters and narrow beam are a promise for unmatched speed under sail.
The fast RIB Falcon passing Mousehole with fog bound passengers from Scilly. Two other RIBs also made the trip with Falcon returning with a second group
  
Loved the lighting 
Tiny patch of rain floating around 
Buddy relaxing on the drive 
Marine Discovery's Shearwater II looking good with spinnaker out 
Well at least we could see The Mount this afternoon 

Do hope he was being careful - two fishermen have been swept of a rock on the North Coast in what would have been livelier conditions 
Super lighting as we walked along 


Gannet quite close in 

The last we saw of the blue sky 
Not enough sun for the Belladonna Lilly 
A flower spike on the Yucca

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