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	Mevagissey Cornwall UK - information on Mevagissey in Cornwall - Cornwall UK
		Mevagissey's labyrinth of tiny streets twist and turn past ancient dwarf dwellings of cob and slate but head inexorably for the twin harbours which are its nerve-centre.
		Mevagissey is the home of the World of Model Railways Exhibition, an impressive collection of 2,000 models and a layout alive with 50 working trains, while across on the quayside there's an Aquarium (in the old lifeboat house) and a treasured Folk Museum.
		Mevagissey is a working harbour, Gorran Haven is a small picturesque anchorage, dozing on its sandy beach in the lee of the spectacular 400 foot high Dodman Point.
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	Mevagissey Cornwall
		Mevagissey is an ancient fishing village and the name is formed by the combination of St Meva and St Issey, first recorded as a hamlet in 1313 although there were much earlier settlements nearby as evidenced by the discovery two Bronze Age Burial Urns at Portmellon.
		Mevagissey is alive at night, particularly in the summer with the throng of visitors visiting the smugglers inns dotted around the harbour area.
		Mevagissey is a great place to visit all year round and there are often special events in addition to the live music which can be.found in the local pubs at weekends in particular.
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	Mevagissey
		Mevagissey, an historic fishing village takes its name from two saints, St Meva and St Issey (St Meva hag St Issey), and is picturesque with its narrow streets, unique double harbour and numerous restaurants and pubs serving wonderful local produce, fish and meat at remarkable value.
		Charlestown, Gorran Haven, Portloe, and Mevagissey have all been used as film sets for cinema or TV productions, and the scenery is some of the most dramatic, picturesque and easily accessible in the country.
		Mevagissey celebrates Feast Week at the end of June and there are carnivals, dances, musical performances, and fireworks to celebrate the pilchard harvest (regrettably the pilchards are no longer harvested - EC rules).
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	mevagissey, tourist guide, mevagissey guide, cornwall
		Mevagissey is situated on cornwalls southern riviera coast.
		Mevagissey is a small, quaint, unspoilt fishing village with a colourful history of smuggling, boat building and fishing, which still goes on today.
		Mevagissey-A delightful unspoilt fishing village on the South Coast of Cornwall.
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	Parishes: Mevagissey - Mullion \| British History Online
		MEVAGISSEY, in the deanery and in the east division of the hundred of Powder, anciently called Lamorrack or Lavorack, lies on the western side of St. Austell bay, six miles east-south-east from Grampound, the same distance east from Tregony, and nearly south from St. Austell.
		The manor of Trelevan, which includes a great part of the town of Mevagissey, belonged for several generations to the family of Trewolla of Trewolla in St. Gorran, and was by them sold, in or about the year 1667, to Walter Vincent, Esq.
		The manor and barton of Carhayes belonged at an early period to the Arundells, and passed, with an heiress of that family, to the Trevanions, who had their original seat at Trevanion, in this parish: there is still a park at the last-mentioned place, although there are no remains of the ancient mansion.
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	Holiday Cottages Mevagissey Cornwall Cottage Accommodation
		Mevagissey lies in the Gulf Stream, which flows up from the Caribbean and ensuring a mild climate throughout the year.
		Mevagissey is located just 6 miles south of St Austell with its mainline train station and regular connections to Plymouth, just 45 miles away.
		Mevagissey is the ideal base for walkers, bird watchers and botanists.
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	GENUKI: Mevagissey
		This parish containing the ancient fishing port of Mevagissey is on the south coast of Cornwall, south-west of St Austell.
		Mevagissey Marriages from 1837- 1912 are available on-line.
		In 1849, the town of Mevagissey was severly visited by cholera; this resulted in many fisherman and their families to embark in their boats and flee to neighbouring ports for refuge from the pestilence.
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		Mevagissey refers to the town of St Meva and St Issey, first recorded as a hamlet in 1313.
		A picturesque, unique 14th Century fishing Village located on the South Cornwall Coast at the end of a Valley close to the Lost Gardens of Heligan and the Eden Project.
		The Mevagissey Tourist Information Centre is right at the Centre of things in Mevagissey - in St Georges Square, opposite the Post Office on the way down to the Harbour.
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	Mevagissey (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mevagissey is a most charming Cornish fishing harbour on the South coast of Cornwall.
		Mevagissey's unspoilt appearance of narrow cobbled streets and colour-washed dwellings retains all its character as an enchanting and relaxing fishing village whilst playing host to a number of delightful restaurants, pubs and shops where you can unwind and dwindle away the time.
		Mevagissey means Meva and Issey which originates from the town of St. Meva and St Issey which were first recorded in 1313 and is the largest fishing harbour in St Austell Bay.
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	Mevagissey the home of Aquila charterfishingWe would like to welcome you all to the home of Aquila. We are based in the ...
		We are based in the fishing port of Mevagissey the largest port in the St Austell Bay area, Mevagissey, means "Meva and Issey".
		Mevagissey was first recorded as a hamlet in the early years of the thirteenth century.
		Mevagissey's labyrinth of narrow streets that twist and turn past the ancient dwellings of cob and slate down to the twin harbours which are the nerve-centre of the village.
	www.charterfishing.co.uk /mevagissey.htm (317 words)

	Mevagissey to Gorran Haven Circular
		Mevagissey is about 40 miles along the coast from Plymouth, despite the distance, approaching 20 ramblers travelled down to the coach and car park at Mevagissey ready for the 10.30 AM start for both of the walks.
		Mevagissey was beginning to get ready for the expected crowds this sunny day would bring and the gift shops and food outlets were open for the Sunday tourists.
		Mevagissey prides itself on being a real working fishing port and there were plenty of fishing boats 'waiting for the tide' in the inner harbour.
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	"Bed and Breakfast" near Mevagissey and "St Austell"
		Mevagissey is very much a traditional Cornish fishing village, the largest in St. Austell Bay.
		Mevagissey is situated on the southern Riviera coast making it an ideal place to visit whilst in Cornwall.
		Mevagissey is a working fishing port, though visitors can hire boats for trips around the bay.
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	BBC - Cornwall - Photos
		Spent the day in mevagissey while on holiday in newquay and loved it, We now holiday in mevagissey every year and are due to visit again in August.
		mevagissey is so unique, thankgoodness there are still local people who were born and raised there,and are able to inform 'The Emetts' of how life was years ago.
		Mevagissey was a little less colouful in those days, plain granite buildings etc., but since the "emetts" have taken over there is more of a mediteranean look.
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	Mevagissey Cottages in an unspoilt fishing village south Coast of Cornwall
		Mevagissey Cottages in an unspoilt fishing village south Coast of Cornwall
		Mevagissey Cottages overlooking the inner and outer harbours- an unspoilt fishing village on the south Coast of Cornwall England
		Mevagissey cottages overlooking the inner and outer harbours- a delightful and unspoilt fishing village on the South Coast of Cornwall.
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	Mevagissey travel guide - Wikitravel
		Mevagissey is a picturesque fishing village on the south coast of Cornwall.
		During the summer months there's a regular passenger ferry between Mevagissey and Fowey, which is a nice way to spend 30 minutes on a sunny day.
		Alternatively walk along the coastal path in either direction passing by some beautiful and quiet beaches, or hire cycles in the nearby Pentewan village and go for a ride along the many cycle paths nearby.
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	Mevagissey Bed & Breakfast, BnB - Mevagissey House @ Chycor Cornwall
		Mevagissey House makes the perfect base for your holiday, with the harbour, coastal path and our beautiful south coast beaches, Heligan Gardens and the Eden Project all close by and the rest of Cornwall only a short drive away.
		Mevagissey House is a splendid former rectory standing in 3 acres of peaceful woodland gardens and is approached via a long tree-lined drive.
		The house was built in 1846 for the new vicar of Mevagissey, the Rev. Edward Carlyon, 19th in direct descent from Edward I, King of England.
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	Mevagissey Harbour, Cornwall
		With this in mind a group of businessmen, land owners and local clergy brought together the necessary requirements to set in motion the Act of Parliament to enable the construction of East and West Quays.
		In 1988 Mevagissey Harbour was given charity status, and along with Looe it is one of the only two Trust Harbours that are registered charities.
		Mevagissey has, over the years, become a very great attraction to the tourist industry, the harbour area being the nucleus which draws visitors through the village and on to the waterfront.
	www.mevagisseyharbour.co.uk /mhhistory.html (0 words)

	Mevagissey - working fishing village in Cornwall near Eden Project and Heligan Gardens
		MEVAGISSEY is one of the most charming fishing ports of the South Cornish Coast, its white and colour-washed dwellings perched on the slopes of the hills encircling the two harbours.
		Many of the old fish cellars in the picturesque village have been converted to modern use but their old strong walls and the unspoilt appearance of the narrow streets retain the character of old Mevagissey which is so enchanting to the holiday visitor.
		Susan used to holiday in Mevagissey when she was a child, which is why she based Trewissick on Mevagissey.
	www.mevagissey.net /meva.htm (740 words)

	Mevagissey - Cornwall
		Mevagissey is an attractive old town which was once the centre of Cornwall’s pilchard fishery and which still boasts a working harbour, with a few dozen small fishing boats.
		Mevagissey is also a convenient centre for those wanting to visit such local attractions as the Lost Gardens of Heligan.
		With over 70 members, Mevagissey Male Choir is one of the largest in the country.
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	Holiday rentals in Mevagissey /St. Austell, South West, Cornwall, England, Cobblestones Cottage, Cottage
		Mevagissey itself is a picturesque fishing village which makes a convenient base for your holiday.
		Unusually for old Mevagissey there is free non-reservable parking directly outside in the road.
		Mevagissey is after all a fishing village, so day trips and fishing can all be booked from the Quayside.
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	Mevagissey tourist information and attractions
		Mevagissey, with two harbours this small village was famous for smuggling, now a picturesque resort and fishing port popular during the holiday season.
		Mevagissey is a very popular place in summer.
		Mevagissey Cornwall Just 2 minutes walk from the harbour and restaurants of this famously pretty fishing village, comfortable Netmaker's Cottage is tucked between old fishermen's cottages in a quiet mews.
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	Mevagissey Hotels, Mevagissey Camping, Mevagissey Self Catering, Mevagissey Bed and Breakfast - Cornwall Online
		Polly's Apartments, both traditional and modern, are situated in the heart of the picture-postcard fishing village of Mevagissey with its labyrinth of tiny streets and distinctive twin Harbour.
		Portmellon is situated in a beautiful sandy cove between the quaint fishing village of Mevagissey, just a ½ mile away and the coastal village of Gorran Haven 2 ½ miles away.
		Mevagissey is a picturesque fishing village close to St. Austell & is a convenient place to base your holiday.
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	Mevagissey Gig Club
		Named "Endeavour", she was launched from Mevagissey harbour on the evening of Saturday 16th April 1988 by former Cornwall and England International Rugby player, Richard Sharp of the National Sports Council.
		In 1996, due to increased difficulties of launching and storage at Mevagissey, a decision was taken to move their permanent base to Pentewan Sands, just around the coast, for boat storage, training base and holding racing events.
		They also continue to be associated with the Mevagissey community through various fundraising events and hosting the Portmellon Watersports event on a yearly basis each in August, where swimming races are held for children, along with gig racing demonstrations and fireworks.
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	Fowey, Mevagissey, St Austell Bay,The Roseland Peninsula, Cornish Riviera,Cornwall, Hotels in Cornwall
		History's first mention of Mevagissey is in 1313, but its fine, harbourside museum suggests it is much older.
		Then, Mevagissey Man would have hunted land-based animals to survive, but for most of the village's varied history the hunting has been of fish - and contraband.
		A museum piece itself, the building in which the exhibits are housed belongs to the 18th century when it was used to construct and repair vessels for smuggling.
	www.cornish-riviera.org.uk /MevagisseyMuseum.html (0 words)

	Mevagissey bed and breakfast, cottage and self catering accommodation, Mevagissey guest houses, hotels & other holiday ...
		Mevagissey bed and breakfast, cottage and self catering accommodation, Mevagissey guest houses, hotels & other holiday accommodation and places to stay in Mevagissey.
		Mevagissey is one of the most enchanting villages in Cornwall and an idyll for artists and photographers.
		Mevagissey is an ideal centre for touring Cornwall as it lies on the south coast about midway between Land's End and Plymouth.
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	Mevagissey to Porthpean
		The section from Mevagissey to Porthpean is quite a short one but is full of interest and variety.
		The town is an excellent place from which to tackle the walk as Mevagissey is a short bus ride away.
		Immediately north of Mevagissey there's some 500m of mixed downland, pasture and heath that rises and falls quite alarmingly on its way out to the headland of Penare Point.
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	Accommodation in Cornwall
		Mevagissey is a maze of tiny streets that wind through old cob and slate buildings coming to the nerve centre which is undoubtedly the harbour.
		To this day this is very much a working harbour where fishermen can be seen mending their nets and unloading their catch, this has been the case since John Trewollas built the first pier in 1430.
		On the outskirts of Mevagissey there are some beautiful sandy beaches, the closest being Pentewan and Gorran Haven.
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	Mevagissey Tourist Information - Cornwall, Eden Project, Heligan, B&B, Cottages, Hotels, Bed and Breakfast
		Bed and Breakfast Mevagissey - BandB St. Austell - BandB Cornwall - Cornwall Cottages, Cornish Cottages, tourist information for the Eden Project, accommodation Cornwall, hotels Cornwall, Mevagissey BandB, self-catering Cornwall, Mevagissey Cottages, Holiday Cottages Mevagissey, St Austell campsites, Mevagissey restaurants, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, holidays in Cornwall.
		Mevagissey is situated on the southern riviera coast, just 7 miles from St Austell and the Eden Project, making it an ideal base from which to explore this beautiful county.
		Cornwall is a county of legend; Celts, Druids, King Arthur, and the modern attractions of the Eden Project, the Tate Gallery, the Lost Gardens of Heligan, the National Maritime Museum, ready for you to explore.
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	Restaurants in Mevagissey - Cornwall
		Sitting at the quayside edge facing all of the busy fleet, this popular Mevagissey eatery serves up tasty British classics with an emphasis on the freshest local fish.
		There are still plenty of non fish alternatives, you can be assured of a superb lunch or evening meal as everything is made with care on the premises using fresh local ingredients.
		Just walking distance from the harbour front, this restaurant is very popular with locals who can be found most lunches enjoying the wide and varied menu.
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