Aerial view over the coast path fields beyond Swanpool looking north-east across Swanpool Beach, the cliffs to Gyllyngvase, Pendennis Point and its castle, Falmouth Docks with ships alongside and the Fal estuary running inland under a blue sky

Falmouth — Swanpool, Gyllyngvase and Pendennis from the Air

A4 / Unframed / Canon Pro Platinum — Borderless
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Aerial view over the coast path fields beyond Swanpool looking north-east across Swanpool Beach, the cliffs to Gyllyngvase, Pendennis Point and its castle, Falmouth Docks with ships alongside and the Fal estuary running inland under a blue sky

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Falmouth — Swanpool, Gyllyngvase and Pendennis from the Air

Falmouth · Original aerial photograph

Falmouth — Swanpool, Gyllyngvase and Pendennis from the Air

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Size A4 · 29.7 × 21 cm

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A4 unframed · Canon Pro Platinum, borderless · 29.7 × 21 cm
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My last flight of the day, at about five past two, from over the fields beyond Swanpool. From up here the whole of Falmouth fits in one frame, and on a clear afternoon like this you can see right up the estuary.

Swanpool is the cove at the bottom left, with the edge of its lake and the crazy golf. The cliffs carry the coast path round to Gyllyngvase, then the sea wall runs on past Castle Beach to Pendennis Point, with the castle on top. Behind the town are the docks, with the cargo ship and the grey Royal Fleet Auxiliary ships alongside, and beyond them Carrick Roads and the Fal run inland, with St Mawes and the Roseland on the far side. From 1689 to 1851 this harbour was home to the Packet ships, which carried the mail to America, the West Indies and the Mediterranean.

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