Books

Francis Frith's Around Falmouth (£10.39 from Amazon.co.uk)
This volume features around 100 detailed photographs of Falmouth from the Frith archive. There are extended captions to the pictures and a full introduction is included. The price quoted includes a voucher to be redeemed with the publisher for a free mounted print of any view in the book.

Local Red Book: Truro and Falmouth (£2.50 from Amazon.co.uk)

Online

"The Cornish Game," TLGolf.com, July 17, 2001
Golf along the rugged coast of Cornwall is challenging but rewarding.

"England's Eden: Dome & Garden," Washington Post, April 01, 2001
If you enjoy gardening, then a visit to the Eden Project in Cornwall is a must.

"Crowds flock to Garden of Eden," BBC News, March 17, 2001
This 86-million pound project includes three biodomes which house plants, birds, insects and reptiles.

"Carved into the Cliffs: Minack Theatre," Cornwall Online, 2005
Enjoy summer theatre performances while overlooking the Atlantic Ocean at Minack Theatre in Porthcurno.

"Enchanting Castle," Travel and Leisure, July 1997
The Cornish island-castle of St. Michael's Mount and its surrounding picturesque villages are steeped in history and artistic tradition.

"In the West County: The Cream of Cornwall," All-Abroad.com, April 12, 2001
Rugged beauty, ancient castles, quaint towns and mysterious ruins are just a few of Cornwall's attractions.

"Cornwall - Not Just Ordinalia," Travelwise, April 13, 2001
Searching for the true essence of Cornwall in its unique blend of history and culture.

"A Walk in Cornwall," 21st Century Adventures, 1997
History abounds in Cornwall's scenic, relaxing surroundings.

"A Walk in Cornwall - Part 2," 21st Century Adventures, June 07, 2001
Continuing her walk in Cornwall, the author discovers some unusual sights.

"The Road to Camelot," Washington Post, December 12, 1998
Tracking the history (or myth) of King Arthur and Camelot through Somerset and Cornwall.