Falmouth and Penryn

The very place for messing about on the river including Mylor and Constantine. Although most places in Cornwall can claim decent sailing, Falmouth with its massive harbour and huge tidal estuaries really is the crown jewel. Even non yatchies can hire a boat and explore the inland tidal waterways made famous in du Maurier's Frenchman's Creek, or explore on foot some of the famous Cornish valley gardens such as Trebah or Glendurgan.

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Cornwall and the Coast: Mousehole and Newlyn: Fishing and Farming Communities Joanna Matingley From: 11.99	Reflections: From Concept to Launch Martin Jackson From: 4.00	Devoran and Its River: A Photographic History Ralph Bird, Marie Bird From: 5.59	Around the River Fal David Mudd From: 4.99
Dodman to Black Head: A Pictorial Study of the Tall Ships and Falmouth in the Days of Sail David Barnicoat From: 24.85	Frenchman's Creek Daphne Du Maurier From: 10.00	Enjoy Falmouth and Around Bob Acton, Peter Gilson From: 3.99	History of Flushing H.C. Coleman From: 10.00
Falmouth for Instructions: The Story of Falmouth in the Great War, 1914-1919 John Bernard Pollock From: 15.00	Operation Cornwall, 1940-44: Fal, the Helford and D-Day Viv Acton From: 1.98	Falmouth Haven D. G. Wilson From: 15.19	A-Sailing West Arthur 'Toby' West From: 30.00
Glendurgan: A Personal Memoir of a Garden in Cornwall Charles Fox From: 7.50	Francis Frith's Around Falmouth (Photographic Memories) Martin Dunning From: 4.75	Around Penryn (Images of England) Ernie Warmington From: 3.95	Pendennis and St.Mawes: A Historical Sketch of Two Cornish Castles Samuel Pasfield Oliver From: 3.50
Sampans and Saffron Cake: From the Diaries of Fritz Lewis in China and Cornwall 1872-1950 Richard Lewis From: 12.75	Around the Fal: Circular Walks Bob Acton From: 2.50	Penlee: The Loss of a Lifeboat Michael Sagar-Fenton From: 6.39	Racing Round A Castle 1931 - 1937 David Saunby From: 25.00

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