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Poldhu Road descends towards the cove
by Stuart Logan
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Marconi Centre building and mast
by DS Pugh
This is the site of the first Transatlantic radio transmissions in 1901 and is now home to a museum. For the mast in front, I don't know if this is historic, but the fibreglass aerial on the top is fairly modern. For more information... (more)
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Poldhu Cove
by Rod Allday
Seen from the South West Coastal Path,
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Grassland and concrete blocks, Angrouse Cliff
by David Smith
There are several of these blocks in fields on the cliff; I assume that they were associated with former radio masts
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A garden above Polurrian Cove
The short lane with a few houses ends at this garden with a view.
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Surfer - Poldhu Cove
by Chris Allen
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The coastal path on Angrouse Cliff
by Bill Boaden
The inlet of Polurrian Cove is beckoning ahead.
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Marconi Museum, Poldhu Cove
The first transatlantic radio transmissions were made from aerials in the field adjacent to this museum. On the day of our visit the weather was very threatening, hence the dark clouds, which rather complemented the grey museum building.
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The Marconi Monument
by habiloid
The monument was erected in 1937 to mark the transmission of the first transatlantic radio message (in 1901) from the nearby Poldhu Wireless Station (demolished in 1937). The SW Coast Path runs past it.
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Drive to Poldhu Hotel
by Pierre Terre
The South West Coast Path hollows the drive towards the former hotel, now a care home.
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Poldhu Cove from the Coast Path
The National Trust look after the coast all along here.
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Poldhu Cliffs
View of cliffs surrounding Poldhu Cove.
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