Polperro Harbour, Cornwall

Thank-you very much Wayne, one of my favourite old Cornish fishing villages,
Regards, Rod.

I am very fortunate to have so many beautiful places like this around me Lynda, thank-you so much,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you so much Lois, very kind of you my friend,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Rob and good luck with the walk in April, that’s quite a distance but so many beautiful places along the way,
Regards, Rod.

Hi Barbara, thank-you so much for your kind comment my friend, much appreciated as always,
Regards, Rod.

Hello Jell, thank-you very much indeed my friend,
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Thank-you very much Karen, visitors now use the large car park at the top of the village and there is a regular service of small converted electric milk delivery vehicles ferrying people down to the village, it makes the harbour area so much more peaceful without cars,
Regards, Rod.

Hi Clark, thank-you so much my friend,
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Thank-you very much indeed Gerry,
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Hi Lyn, many thanks my friend, I have even more photos with washed out skies on them, let’s hope the skies are like this when I go down to Cornwall in May,
Regards, Rod.

Thanks so much Hilary, you do indeed have to visit Polperro to fully appreciate it’s charm,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Nancy,
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Hi Catherine, thanks so much my friend, I know you love Polperro as much as I do,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you so much Dave,
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Very kind of you Richard, thanks so much my friend,
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Thank-you very much Evita, it’s also a photographer’s dream location,
Regards, Rod.

What a lovely comment Jacqi, thank-you so much,
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Thank-you very much Tom, I hope to get down that way more often this year,
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Hi Vicki, thank-you so much my friend,
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I’d be more than pleased to show you round if you ever make it down to Cornwall David, I’m sure you’d love Polperro in particular, many thanks my friend,
Regards, Rod.

The hills up to some of the houses are very steep Felicity but that serves to give them a beautiful view out to sea, thank-you very much,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Bela, appreciated my friend,
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Thanks so much Pauline, very kind of you,
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Thank-you very much Peter, I have so many different compositions from Polperro harbour, I couldn’t honestly say whether I’d edited or shown this one on that other place previously, it would be interesting to go there with the D300 on a nice Summer day like this,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you so much dear Luda,
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Thank-you very much indeed Des,
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It is indeed a wonderful place Donna with so much original character in the harbourside cottages, thank-you so much,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you so much Deb,
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Thank-you very much Ken, Polperro does indeed have that spark of old Cornish charm, I always enjoy a visit to the harbour,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Cheryl,
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Thank-you so much Keith, very kind of you,
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Thank-you very much Hans,
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Hi Rosie, thank-you so much my friend,
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Hi Rachel, thank-you very much indeed, I wouldn’t suggest stopping buying camera equipment but it would be wonderful if you could make a visit across the giant pond soon and hopefully take Cornwall in at the same time,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Trudi, I am fortunate to live here with so many beautiful places in the area,
Regards, Rod.

Hi Dave, thank-you so much my friend,
Regards, Rod.

Thanks so much Don, they chose a great little town to name your submarine after, I love it there, so pleased it brought the memories flooding back,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Malcolm, I know it’s quite a way from where you live but it’s such a beautiful place to visit for the day,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much John, the whole village is so original and full of charm, a photographer’s dream location, well, mine at least,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Antanas,
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Thank-you very much,
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Thank-you very much Geir,
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Hello Vadim, thank-you very much indeed my friend,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Robin, I always use a circular polarizing filter on bright days to reduce reflected light and better saturate the colours,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Mike, it’s one of those places that is loved by everyone who visits it and it hasn’t changed a bit since I first went there many years ago,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Larry,
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Thank-you very much for the kind comment and suggestion, I will have to have a look at Going Coastal,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Paul, there seems to be a beautiful composition waiting in all directions around this beautiful old harbour,
Regards, Rod.

Hello John, thank-you so much for the wonderful comment, I too used to do jigsaw puzzles years ago, this might make an interesting one,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Jim, the location does lend itself to photography so well and it’s so peaceful there,
Regards, Rod.

Hello Nan, so much of the harbour area in Polperro has remained original and not modernized and I feel that adds so much to the charm, thank-you very much,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you so much Margaret, very kind of you,
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Thank-you so much Kathy,
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Thank-you very much for the kind comment,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much John and for persevering through the community section, I sent you a BM explaining how it seems to be becoming a regular problem for so many,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much indeed Jan,
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Thank-you so much Sandy, very kind of you,
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Thank-you so much for featuring this image, you’ve made my day,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much again Susan,
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Thank-you very much Mike,
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Thank-you so much dear Nat,
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Thank-you again Nat, a pleasant surprise,
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Thank-you very much Krys, I used to sell a lot of images to postcard manufacturers years ago, never much money in it though,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Colin, I’m sure Polperro is one of the most unspoilt old Cornish fishing villages, nothing ever changes there and long may it remain that way,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you so much Sonia, I’m so pleased you enjoy these old harbour scenes as much as I enjoy visiting and photographing them,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Tai, a great story and it speaks volumes about how much you love the Cornish harbours and coast.
I will be going down to Penzance for a holiday in May and hopefully,(weather providing) will be trying to add a few more to my portfolio,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you so much Carol,
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Thank-you very much indeed Grazyna,
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Thank-you very much Paul, Polperro has long been a favourite location for me, I enjoy it more just before the Summer crowds (EMMETS) visit,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Robyn, had to smile at your love of blue doors against white walls, will have to see if I can find a few more for you this year, it seemed to be a traditional colour scheme for so many of the old cottages in these Westcountry fishing villages,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you so much Jude, such a lovely thing to say, deeply appreciated,
Regards, Rod.

Many thanks Joe, much appreciated,
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Thank-you very much Gwenda, I will be going to Penzance in May for about a week, hope to get some photos around that area during the week,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Bevan, this old fishing village hasn’t changed in generations and for me, that is the attraction of it, long may it remain that way too,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Jacqui,
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Thank-you very much Linda, i love the fact that the whole of the harbour area is unspoilt and so original in Polperro, we often lose the character of a place when things get modernised without reason,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you so much Ros, I do like to photograph the older traditional villages and architecture with character,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Jacquei, I’m so pleased it brought back some happy memories for you, I doubt if much has changed there in the years since your honeymoon,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Bev, it’s one of those places that everyone who visits seems to remember with great affection, nothing ever changes in the harbour area,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much again Daffo, much appreciated,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Kellie, great to see you back,
Regards, Rod.

Many thanks again Jacquei, yes you do park the car above the village and if you don’t feel like walking, there is a horse drawn bus or a number of little converted electric milk delivery trucks which each carry about 8 people up and down to the village from the car park.
I have another photo of the harbour on RB that is amongst the earlier ones that I submitted and will probably add more in time,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much indeed Jens,
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Thank-you so much, very kind of you,
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Thank-you very much Graham, Polperro offers so many photo opportunities, I love it there,
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Thank-you very much indeed Elfie,
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I just love the village and commend the locals for not changing anything there in years, many thanks Howard,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Maxy, this is one of my favourite Cornish villages to visit, nothing ever seems to change there and I hope it stays that way, so peaceful there,
Regards, Rod.

Many thanks again Gordon, very kind of you,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you so much Richard, that’s made my day so special,
Regards, Rod.

Just got home from a night shift duty Richard and what a wonderful surprise this is for me, it means so much to me to have been voted the winner of our Devon and Cornwall Group’s first challenge, thank-you so much my friend, I will sleep with a smile on my face now,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much indeed Catherine, as I said to Richard, just home from working a night shift and what a wonderful surprise,
Regards, Rod.

Thank-you very much Tracy, so kind of you,
Regards, Rod.

I do hope you get ideal conditions for your two trips Richard and I’m sure you will have two wonderful holidays, thanks so much again my friend,
Regards, Rod.

I work at Torbay Hospital Catherine, my job requires 24/7 cover so unfortunately I have to do all kinds of shift pattern.