Another blustery day

The passenger ferry has just left Cremyll, on the Cornish bank of the River Tamar,

heading back to Admiral's Hard, in Stonehouse, on the Plymouth bank of the river.

The other vessel in the picture is one of the Police launches 

which regularly patrol the local rivers  and Plymouth Sound.

Looking out to sea

We are looking out through the mouth of the River Tamar into Plymouth Sound,

through the narrows between Devil's Point, on the left, and Cremyll, on the right.

The little vessel heading towards Cremyll is the ferry which goes to and fro all the year.

A wider view from the Mount Wise lido.

Looking across the River Tamar.

We are on the shore at Mount Edgecumbe Park, on the Cornish bank,

 close to the mouth of the river, where it flows into Plymouth Sound.

We are looking across the water to England from the ancient Celtic land of Kernow.

On right hand side of the image lies Drake's Island, in Plymouth Sound.

 On the extreme left of the images above and below, 

you see the short pier from which the ferry service linking Cornwall to the Plymouth runs.

This ferry crosses from Cremyll to the Stonehouse district of Plymouth.

The early morning commute

for workers coming across the River Tamar from Cremyll  into Plymouth , 

on a cold and blustery day.

The Cremyll Ferry