Penwith District Council passed planning permission on Tuesday night for a new £7 million development at Newlyn Harbour. Modern facilities in a temperature controlled auction hall will also feature a remote computer fish auction in order to compete with other key ports in the region.
Friday night it lashed down... as over 1000 whelk pots wait to go aboard the Doreen Rosa... the boats in tier strained against their moorings...on Saturday morning new warp wemt aboard .... on the slip, the Trevessa IV gets a bottom clean... with high pressure washers....seems this boat hasn't been to sea for a while! blown back by the weather all to soon, PZ 198...
a desolate harbour car park... even at low water seas came over the lighthouse in the gaps.... with the view across to the Mount looking poor enough
Up against the fish market lay both beamers in the Nowell fleet, the Nellie and the Our Diana with the crabber Intuition outside.... a desolate market provides some quay berths for the beamers who normally stay in the wet dock in Penzance when not at sea.
A distress transmission from St Brieux registered stern trawler, P'tite Julie has been reported 50 miles off the Lizard at 0500 this morning. By mid-day, one fisherman had been found alive and flown to hosptital in Brest suffering from hypothermia and shock, two more bodies had been recovered in an intensive sea search by French and RNAS Culdrose rescue helicopters.
The steel trawler with a crew of six, one of a fleet of twelve owned by the company Armement Porcher, was built in 1991.
Despite the rather damp atmosphere, an electrician sorts the shore side power supply to the Cornishamn and Billy Rowney.... the port's largest crabber-to-be has a nearly complete shelterdeck.... making her way to the iceworks, the Sapphire leads the charge to sea for the first trip of the year..... as young Roger Nowell and Joe Crow put the marks in a new set of warps for the Imogen... visiting Sheerness lifeboat is moored alongside themulti-purpose cat, Dignity from St Ives.
After a mega dish of baked hake on Tom Bawcock's night, Christmas dinner this year comprised of a turkey, stuffed with a duck, stuffed with a pheasant, stuffed with pigeon breasts plus pork, apple and chestnut stuffing.....
carefully sewn together....and here's the result..... on the Saturday following there's life down the quay aboard PZ78...... and PZ199...... while the poor forecast kept the netting fleet in port..... there's a small repair job aboard the Cornishman to be done... Looking forward to next year when the Ripple gets her masts in place...
as over 1000 whelk pots wait to go aboard the Doreen Rosa...
the boats in tier strained against their moorings...
on Saturday morning new warp wemt aboard ....
on the slip, the Trevessa IV gets a bottom clean...
with high pressure washers....
seems this boat hasn't been to sea for a while!
blown back by the weather all to soon, PZ 198...
a desolate harbour car park...
even at low water seas came over the lighthouse in the gaps....
with the view across to the Mount looking poor enough
Up against the fish market lay both beamers in the Nowell fleet, the Nellie and the Our Diana with the crabber Intuition outside....
a desolate market provides some quay berths for the beamers who normally stay in the wet dock in Penzance when not at sea.
Despite the rather damp atmosphere, an electrician sorts the shore side power supply to the Cornishamn and Billy Rowney....
the port's largest crabber-to-be has a nearly complete shelterdeck....
making her way to the iceworks, the Sapphire leads the charge to sea for the first trip of the year.....
as young Roger Nowell and Joe Crow put the marks in a new set of warps for the Imogen...
visiting Sheerness lifeboat is moored alongside themulti-purpose cat, Dignity from St Ives.
Well, if its going to blow then now is the time! Even the the Scillies' Steamship supply vessel, Gry Maritha has, unusually, taken shelter in Newlyn.
After a mega dish of baked hake on Tom Bawcock's night, Christmas dinner this year comprised of a turkey, stuffed with a duck, stuffed with a pheasant, stuffed with pigeon breasts plus pork, apple and chestnut stuffing.....
carefully sewn together....
and here's the result.....
on the Saturday following there's life down the quay aboard PZ78......
and PZ199......
while the poor forecast kept the netting fleet in port.....
there's a small repair job aboard the Cornishman to be done...
Looking forward to next year when the Ripple gets her masts in place...
