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  - fishing harbour, seaside town & magic place - come and enjoy! --- - fishing harbour, seaside town & magic place - come and enjoy! dynnerghewgh dhe logh! welcome to looe! looe is the principal seaside town of south-east cornwall looe harbour is the base for an important fishing fleet and the town is also the headquarters of british shark-fishing. scroll down to see all this large homepage & to see index below, left index click on topic to select: accommodation advice attractions boat owners buses & trains - updated churches cinema ferries, fowey & polruan facilities guest book history lions links location looe island luggers news --- polperro rc churches running sailing sclerder abbey shark fishing --- shops staying talland bay walks wrecks most recent development - 2 december 2017 © 1999 - 2017 www.looe.org contact our editor/webmaster click here to advertise click here to contribute news www.looe.org was launched on 1 october 1999 and aims to serve both visitors and residents. sorry! we do not answer individual queries - all the information we have is on this website! please note: we do not produce or distribute any printed material, tourist guides, etc - please contact the tourist information office (tel: 01503 262072) for visitor information and advice useful telephone numbers: looe tourist info office - 01503 262072 looe harbour commissioners - 01503 262839 looe town council - 01503 262255 if you contact any of these numbers, please mention you found their number on www.looe.org £55m project proposed for most flooded town looe is said to be the most frequently flooded town in the country and so looe harbour commissioners has announced a consultation process for their scheme to install tidal lock gates and new breakwaters to protect the town from the frequent flooding when tidal surges coincide with high tides. the project dwarfs the £9m project favoured by the environment agency which proposes lockable and demountable flood barriers to protect the most vulnerable parts of the town. it is not at all clear where the additional £46m would come from - cornwall council? the european union? (better be quick if this is the plan!). all residents will be receiving information so they can respond in the consultation process. www.looe.org - news - 14 february 2017 in medieval times there were two towns on opposite banks of the river looe. east looe includes the fishing harbour, the main shopping centre and the sandiest beach. west looe is quieter, but also has shops, restaurants and hotels and leads to hannafore with its fine views of looe island. the two towns are now one, joined by a bridge across the looe river. a fresh view of looe like many a visitor, photographer simon lawrence discovered looe and its potential for a memorable photo. he has a fresh view and an exceptional eye for both the wide views and the close-up details that we often overlook. simon has produced a stimulating portfolio of looe full of striking colours and intriguing shapes. here (left) are just 4 of his photos - click on them to get larger versions. you can see lots more of simon's photos on his website - click here - if you like them you can buy high quality prints which will look really good on your wall life aboard a cornish fishing lugger the last days of working fishing luggers in cornwall are vividly captured in a book by former looe fisherman paul greenwood . his frank account of the hardships he encountered at sea as a young crewman aboard the lugger iris in the 1960s is a brilliant evocation of a bygone age that contrasts with modern conditions in the fishing industry today. in once aboard a cornish lugger , the author describes how he overcame sea-sickness and learned his job on deck working the nets and lines alongside four other crewmen aboard the iris, skippered by frank moogie pengelly, the last lugger skipper left in the port of looe. in the four and a half years he spent aboard the iris, paul greenwood endured fatigue, cold and wet, often in rough weather while working night and day hauling nets and lines. those four years that i worked with moogie set me up well for the rest of my sea-going career, he says, because nothing subsequently ever seemed as hard or as physically demanding as the time i spent working on the deck of the iris. visit our page on cornish luggers which has details of how and where you can buy this book - click here nelson remembered for many years looe had a popular & much-loved regular visitor to its harbour - a seal called nelson (because he had lost one eye in an injury or accident). sadly nelson has gone to the great ocean in the sky but now he is fittingly commemorated by a handsome life-size statue in the harbour which was formally unveiled in 2008 by sir robin knox-johnston, the famous sailor. local sculptor suzie marsh gave her services in making the sculpture free of charge and the costs of casting and siting the bronze statue were met by grants and donations from many charitable and other bodies and by individuals. click on photo for large version . place mouse arrow on photos below to see captions & click on them for larger photos --- place mouse arrow on photos above to see captions & click on them for larger photos how did cornwall get a forest of timber in 2001? find out here to advertise your holiday cottage on this website - click here to contact us with news - click here to contact our editor/webmaster - click here

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