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Penzance in GeneralNewest Review: ... nestled in the curve of the bay which stretches along from Marazion to Penzance itself. For those of you who surf, if you can see spray on the mount this means that there will be surf on the south coast. In the summer, the sea is a deep welcoming blue/green. In places from the train its hard to tell that there's anything between you and the sea, so it feels like the train is travelling ... more |
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by - written on 13/11/03 (Very useful, 174 readings)
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I first went to Penzance for a visit in 1995. I went with my parents who had recently moved down here and were trying to convince me that living this far south was a good idea (we previously lived in the north east, so this was a pretty extreme move). Penzance definately did not convince me. The train journey from Truro took 45 minutes, when we got there it was raining the heavy misty sort of rain that is referred to a 'mizzle' down here. It was not a nice day. Penzance itself looked grey and grim, all concrete and tarmac. The sea looked cold and uninviting, and the jubilee pool looked like the last place anyone would want to swim. The pool reminded me of a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/08/02
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by - written on 15/01/01 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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As a lover of Cornwall in general, it is rather hard to know why I particularly like Penzance as it certainly isn't a pretty fishing village, nor does it have huge beaches with high surf, but like it I do, for the following reasons. Firstly,Penzance has a unique character from all the other larger towns in Cornwall.It has a colourful harbour which is always full of cargo and travel vessels as well as smaller fishing boats.The harbour itself overlooks St Michael's Mount which can be approached at low tide by foot from Marazion, a small village a mile or two away from Penzance.On a fine day St Michaels Mount stands out beautifully in a clear blue calm sea ... Read the complete review
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