Falmouth Town Centre: Cornwall

22Jul
by Cherryl

Falmouth town centre is deceivingly large and winding, with plenty places to get something to eat.

The harbour is very picturesque, and there are some quirky shops with funny titles.

It was a pleasure visiting Falmouth for two nights.

A very relevant title!

Not so different from people then!

Very nice indeed – Rick Stein’s

Lots more restaurants to choose from around here – and the harbour is jus behind

 

 

Street art

 

 

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10 thoughts on “Falmouth Town Centre: Cornwall”

  1. Still a Runner – Camp Hill, PA – Mary Lou writes about the adventures and misadventures of a senior runner, ultra trail runner and hiker. She is an RRCA-accredited race director. Mary Lou Harris is a proponent of active living, community volunteerism and inquisitive travel.

    Mary Lou Harris

    I enjoyed Cornwall and hope to return on another trip. And yes, I found it to be unintentionally quirky. Loved the people.

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  2. mjeanpike – Changing seasons. Unexpected blessings. Love that lasts forever. These are a few of M. Jean Pike's favorite things. With a writing career that has spanned two decades, Jean combines her faith in God with an insatiable curiosity about humans and why they do what they do, and a keen interest in the quirky and offbeat things in life to bring readers unforgettable tales of life, love, and the inner workings of the human heart.

    mjeanpike

    Charming

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  4. milliethom – United Kingdom – I am a reader and writer of historical fiction with a keen interest in the Earth's history and all it involves, both physically and socially. I like nothing better than to be outdoors, especially in faraway places, and baking is something I do when my eyes need respite from my computer screen.

    milliethom

    Some lovely photos of Falmouth town centre, Cherryl. We didn’t get into the town centre, as we’d set out only to visit the Maritime Museum there. But we took photos of the picturesque harbour before heading along the road to Pendennis Castle. I haven’t posted about either yet, but might get round to it at some stage. 😀

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    1. Cherryl – UK – This and that, an all rounder!! If it amuses, entertains, inspires or proves useful to just one person then it's doing its job! God bless x 💛🔆🌴🎨🌼✈️

      Cherryl

      It would be great to see your photos too when you get around to it. Falmouth was our base for two nights whilst on a tour. We didn’t go to the Maritime Museum because by the time we got back to Falmouth each evening it was closed – never mind!

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