#242 Ferry shelter Cawsand

The ferry goes to Plymouth from Cawsand in the summer, the shelter is tiled throughout. ;-)

[David Shimmings]

This is a great bit of social history!
Have you any details of the date it was built and where the tiles were made?

[Shirley Banford]

Nicely done!

[Stephanie Swift]

It's beautiful, one would always have something to look at while waiting for the ferry.

[Deni]

@andrewrome365 will certainly find out, probably find its been done for th millennium or some such @sabanford @tristansmum thanks both.

[Suse♡]

Looks very colourful and fun

[Deni]

@andrewrome365 @sabanford @tristansmum @susale http://www.thejoyofshards.co.uk/visits/westtrip/bus2.shtml here is the link to tell you about the ferry shelter and the bus shelter in kingsand.

[David Shimmings]

@denidouble
Thanks for the link - you were right, they were made in 1999.

[colie (Nichole Stewart)]

Love this

[Netkonnexion]

Nice one. Here is a picture of the ferry leaving the beach... http://365project.org/netkonnexion/365/2013-09-29

[Deni]

@andrewrome365 cheers! @colie thank you @netkonnexion that's a great photo, my daughter lives not far from here in Millbrook. The fort featured in a Julian Stockwin book I read recently about the 18th century navy.