Cadgwith also known as Cadgwith Cove, is an absolutely delightful and typically Cornish place. A tiny fishing village which has remained completely unspoilt despite the growth in tourism around Cornwall. Cadgwith is situated on The Lizard peninsula on the south coast of Cornwall, still used as a fishing port today although mainly for crabs and lobsters rather than pilchard fishing which was once the main industry for the village.
Photos of Cadgwith by Cornish photographer Carl Whitfield (CWWPhotography).
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A fishing boat returns to Cadgwith after a days fishing. Upon their return, the fishing boats are then hauled up the beach either by winch or by tractor.
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Photos of Cadgwith by CWWPhotography
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The lovely village of Cadgwith has several thatched roof cottages and the signs that it is still a working fishing village are evidently visible.
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Photos of Cadgwith by CWWPhotography
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Overlooking the picturesque fishing village of Cadgwith
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Photos of Cadgwith by CWWPhotography
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Photos of Cadgwith by CWWPhotography
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Photos of Cadgwith by CWWPhotography
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Photos of Cadgwith by CWWPhotography