Close aerial view of Pendennis Castle with Henry VIII's round keep and its gun wall on the lawn, the long stone barracks behind, Falmouth Docks with a large grey ship alongside and the houses of Flushing across the water

Pendennis Castle — The Keep and Falmouth Docks

A4 / Unframed / Canon Pro Platinum — Borderless
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Close aerial view of Pendennis Castle with Henry VIII's round keep and its gun wall on the lawn, the long stone barracks behind, Falmouth Docks with a large grey ship alongside and the houses of Flushing across the water

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Pendennis Castle — The Keep and Falmouth Docks

Falmouth · Original aerial photograph

Pendennis Castle — The Keep and Falmouth Docks

£25
Sale price  £25 Regular price 
Size A4 · 29.7 × 21 cm

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A4 unframed · Canon Pro Platinum, borderless · 29.7 × 21 cm
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I went back to Pendennis in the afternoon, at about ten past two, and put the long lens on to bring the castle in close. This is the heart of the fort: Henry VIII's round keep inside its low gun wall, the lawn and the ramparts around it, and the long stone barracks behind, built for the Royal Garrison Artillery just after 1900.

Over the ramparts are Falmouth Docks, with a big grey ship alongside, and the houses of Flushing across the water on the far side. It was Remembrance Sunday, and this is a place with a lot to remember. In the First World War thousands of men trained here before going out to France and Belgium, and in the Second it was the headquarters of Falmouth Fire Command, with radar-controlled 6-inch guns on the point from 1943. The guns went in 1956 and the barracks now hold an exhibition on Falmouth in the First World War.

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