Gerrans Bay, viewed from Portscatho, lies off the beautiful Roseland Peninsula in south-west Cornwall. In the centre of the picture is Porthcurnick Beach with the small village of Rosevine beyond.
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Mevagissey in south-east Cornwall is a small, unspoilt fishing village with a colourful history of boat building and smuggling, which still retains its traditional character. It is now a popular tourist destination.
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These colourful fishing boats are pictured on the Looe River, with East Looe in the background. A well-known fishing port and tourist attraction, fish landed at Looe will have been caught that very same day.
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The River Fowey, pictured on the edge of Bodmin Moor, enters the sea at Fowey on the south coast of Cornwall.
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The swans have been a feature at Saltash for many years. The two bridges link Devon and Cornwall across the River Tamar. The railway bridge in the foreground was built by I. K. Brunel for his Great Western Railway and dates from 1859, whilst the Tamar road bridge dates from 1962.
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