Misty morn.

One of Penzance's Art Deco buildings home to Lane's Auction house.......

early morning swan cruise......

the comfortable angler.......

let's hope the St Georges doesn't want his gear back aboard before this gull has finished nesting this year......

Rowse's new crabber the Kastel Paol is almost ready for sea......

Leukaemia sufferer Oliver Rofix is looking for sponsors as he sails single-handed around the UK in his 18 foot Valiant, Jolly Olly.........

heading off to sea,the all orange Nazarene.......

heavily built punt joins the race.......

young Roger Nowell's re-fitted and re-named Imogen II is ready to put her trawls back aboard......

classic racing yacht Overlord is one of many yachts using Newlyn over the weekend........

its a close run thing this year mid-season for the two lifeboats.......

a heavy mist hangs over the back of Newlyn Town.......

as another French yacht leaves for the open sea.......

Squirel Signs been busy again painting in boat names and numbers.......

preparing the bait for a fleet of crab pots aboard the Nazarene......

big trip of hake from the Harvest Reaper again......

maybe some enterprising person in Newlyn will open up its own seawater pedicure shop and use Cuckoo Wrasse?.......

a complete dinner party fish, 7.4 kilo turbot........

the reddest of red mullet.

Morning Sunday!

The Breton trawler passes the Anglian Princess after taking ice in Newlyn.......

a team of end-to-enders with the Lemon Plaice shop (assumed to be a fish and chip shop) as one of their sponsors rides across Ross Bridge not long after starting their marathon 11 day ride forthe British Heart Foundation......

this year we will be growing mainly courgettes aboard the Arkincastle......

all set for the early morning anglers......

one of the oldest luggers still regularly still sailing, the Spinaway X,named after a famous racehorse.....

the Jubilee Pool's resident diver in action........

black and white photograph exhibition at the Arts Club,Chapel Street.

Saturday by the Sea, Sun, Sand, St Ives 'n Sennen

Hot place to eat in St Ives, the Alba restaurant......

Rick Stein and Spain, if you want to meet the man himself and get your own signed copy of his latest book then head to St Ives on Thursday .......

a great place to catch Cornwall's spectacular sunsets and relax.....

while eating at the en-pleine BBQ at the Beach Restaurant, Sennen Cove.....

don't forget to put your handbrake on in the steep car park though.......

the colours shift as the time changes......

so best to stick to the real thing.......

along with other classic curves.

Saturday morning.

Pirate Day down Penzance's pedestrian street, Causewayhead brought out a sea monster at Waves restaurant......

the new Travelodge doesn't look as though it is going to make any architectural shortlists other than Prince Charles'........

the Anglian Princess in silhouette off Wherry town beach.......

is passed by the French trawler Trecher after taking ice in Newlyn.......

an early morning dipper off the prom.......

the swan flotilla pass by.......

a set of well-worn steps.......

racing for the gaps, the CKS and the Sparkling Line......

Penzance Dry Dock company is kept busy with the dredger Sand Pit.......

Through the Gaps Penzance dock........

the grey mullet are looking fat and healthy at this time of year giving the local anglers something to aim for........

skipper Roger checks to see if the new name has been spelt correctly.......

plenty of dolphins to see on the boat trips at the moment.......

polished square ended prop ready to go aboard the survey vessel Flat Holm.........

landing time for the Sparkling Line........

scrub down on the CKS.........

trepidation, off to sea for the first time in three months for 'Arnie on the Elizabeth N.......

while Phil rolls his first ciggy for the trip.

Sky brings Fish Town - but it's Brixham.

Sky TV brought a new series to the TV screen this evening in the shape of Fish Town - here's the low down from the Sky web page for the 10 part series. 

Brixham - one of England’s oldest and greatest fishing ports - is celebrated in a 10-part observational documentary series produced by Mentorn Media for Sky Atlantic HD.

With unique access to the town and it’s welcoming residents, each 60-minute instalment immerses the viewer in the lives of the people living and working in Brixham, providing an eye-opening insight into the community of fishermen and traders from the point of view of the great characters who live and work there.

This documentary series is filled with spectacular photography, accompanied by poetry and lyrical narration to help encapsulate the port’s beauty and the warmth and good humour of the characters at the heart of the town.

Meet The Locals.A hard working fishing port and summer tourist hot spot, the town is looking forward to a new era in its history having recently completed a multi-million pound regeneration project. As the summer season begins, the life-long ‘Brixhamites’ as well as more recent residents and business owners prepare for the busiest six months of the year.

In the first episode, spring is in the air and Brixham is a hive of activity as skippers prepare to return their pleasure yachts to the water after wintering in the dry dock. Overseeing proceedings is Deputy Harbour Master Dave Bartlett whose deft management will see twenty boats safely launched.

Meanwhile, in town the pressure is on for Brixham to look its best for the arrival of HRH The Princess Royal who will officially open the new £20million fish market. With public areas to be painted and shop fronts to be primed for spring opening, there’s no rest for locals who are keen to impress the visiting royal.

While the fish market’s straight-talking chief auctioneer Barry Young makes final preparations for Princess Anne’s walkthrough, Roberts Fisheries owner Robert Simonetti and his wife Kelly plan to present the royal guest with a box of Brixham’s finest fish.

And the pirates!In another part of the town, all eyes are on another kind of visitor – the arrival of Brixham’s first summer tourists. Planning furiously for the lunchtime rush, chip shop owners Steve and Bridget know their customers want value for money and are famous for giving them Brixham’s best fish and chips. But will the arrival of a trendy new fish restaurant have an impact on business? 

Beautiful, filmic and brimming with real stories and characters, Fish Town gets to the heart of a bustling town though the stories of the people who live there.

 What the viewers think will be revealed as the series gets underway - first reaction from Bembridge fish on the Isle of Wight - was not impressed!