For Ian Parkes

[Nos4r2]

Originally Posted by Kernow

the square rigger was actually an old trawler that they built a stern on to make it look like real.

I THOUGHT the wreck didn't quite look right! It was in the early 80's when we landed there and mother was always right... and she'd seen the film

[Kernow Buoy]

Originally Posted by Nos4r2

I THOUGHT the wreck didn't quite look right! It was in the early 80's when we landed there and mother was always right... and she'd seen the film

T'was a Dracula film, the shot of the boat lasted all of 10 seconds! They later filmed 'Bride of Frankenstein' and used an old wreck from Falmouth called 'Alice'

[ian parkes]

Originally Posted by randski

Ian if we get out this weekend, we'll get some (action) pic's

Cheers Bob sounds good .

I will get your pics done soon I promise , too busy last week with work , too busy this week with new boat . .


Just had a good cruise this eve around to whitsand and caut some fish for tea .

Looking forward to the Lantic Bay meet Nos

[Mollers]

Originally Posted by Kernow

No that was Carlyon bay (where I live) the boats gone now, was broken up and removed for health & safety reasons. Lantic Bay is about 5 miles further east, the square rigger was actually an old trawler that they built a stern on to make it look like real.

Was the film 'Swingin' in the Riggin' Kerns?