Aerial view of St Mawes Castle from the south, with its round tower and bastions above the rocks and a small beach, houses to the right, and the still water of Carrick Roads stretching away towards the Fal

St Mawes Castle — Still Water on Carrick Roads

A4 / Unframed / Canon Pro Platinum — Borderless
£25
Sale price  £25 Regular price 
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Aerial view of St Mawes Castle from the south, with its round tower and bastions above the rocks and a small beach, houses to the right, and the still water of Carrick Roads stretching away towards the Fal

Cornwall, at home

St Mawes Castle — Still Water on Carrick Roads

Falmouth · Original aerial photograph

St Mawes Castle — Still Water on Carrick Roads

£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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A couple of minutes later I moved round to the south of the castle and looked up Carrick Roads, with the whole of the anchorage behind it as still as a lake. It was Remembrance Sunday, and this fort and Pendennis opposite were garrisoned from 1540 right through to 1956, so it felt like the right morning to be here.

The tide was out enough to show the rocks and the small beach under the castle wall, and the water beyond ran from clear green in the shallows to a deep, flat blue. Carried on the castle in Latin is a prayer that the soul of Henry VIII, who had it built in the thirty-fourth year of his reign, should live for ever. In the Second World War the garrison came back, with twin 6-pounder guns on the shore just north-west of the castle, and the castle was on high alert through the spring and summer of 1944 as the American troops gathered here before D-Day.

Available from A4 up to A0, as an unframed print, in a black, oak-effect or white frame, or on canvas.

The same photograph is also made as a fridge magnet (£6.99) and an A5 greeting card.

Commercial use: licence this image for your business from £95.

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