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Posted by Chris on 06/01/2012

Myself my boyfriend, a good friend and his batty mother made our way down 2days ago (last night of the lights). None of us had been down for the best part of 15/20 years, which when you think half of us are 'proper' cornishmen and other half lived most of their lives in the county. Wanted to express our sincere gratitude towards everyone who made it such a lovely night. It bought back so many fond memories driving down to see the lights in the past, and meandering round the little side streets. My friend was intent on finding the plaque dedicated to the last speaking cornish lady (turns out we'd walked past it twice when we were eventually directed in the right direction). All in all we had a lovely trip down memory lane and promise not to let take so long next time in returning back to see the lights.


Posted by Skillywiddon Crafts on 05/01/2012

Best wishes from Ian and Pat at Skillywiddon Crafts


Posted by Simon Prindiville on 04/01/2012

This is the 8th time I have been down to Cornwall at Christmas and the Mousehole lights still remain the highlight of my trip. Can't wait to see them again. Thank you.


Posted by Penny Moore on 30/12/2011

hello, just to say thank you to all those involved in the harbour lights. I have just returned to Warwickshire having spent a wonderful Christmas in Debs Cottage (the pink one next to the harbour masters office and clock)The lights are spectacular, all the people milling around enhoying themselves


Posted by John on 28/12/2011

Mousehole is a fantastic place. I travelled all around Cornwall and consider it the most peaceful and beautiful place on earth. Respects to the families of the lifeboat crew....You are not alone. Peace and Love


Posted by lorraine on 22/12/2011

went this evening to see the lights for the first time were lovely.Thankyou to all who make them possible.


Posted by karen siddall on 20/12/2011

The lights are beautiful. We have only visited Mousehole in the summer but hope one day to join your xmas festivities/


Posted by Glynn Steeples on 20/12/2011

We visit the lights every year. As fas as my wife is concerned it is not Christmas until she has seen the lights!


Posted by Ash Tyrrell on 19/12/2011

Former Senior Helm and Nav on Skegness Lifeboat. Thinking of you all tonight @8:12. RIP. x


Posted by Dave Rocke on 19/12/2011

Tonight the lights may be dimmed for an hour but the memories of the men of the Solomon Browne and their selfless sacrifice will shine forever. There is more than one type of tear, and whenever bitter tears of sadness are shed for them you should also taste the oh so sweet tears of pride. Best wishes, Mousehole, from South Wales.


Posted by Michael Lavery on 19/12/2011

As a Falmouth expat living too far from the briney in Germany, I must say that the Mousehole Lights are one of the most Cornish of Cornish gestures I know and love. Being there to soak up the atmoshphere is wonderful but viewing them on this site from afar is a great pleasure. My regards to the good people of Mousehole and my old shipmate Geoffrey Pappin with whom I sailed on the good ship P & O s.s. Himalaya in the 1960s. One and All!


Posted by piper family on 18/12/2011

Literally just driving into mousehole,can't wait to see the display,our first year,have wanted to do this for a long time! X


Posted by Sandie Edney on 16/12/2011

Hi, we came last year and thought the whole display was fantastic, coming back this year with a friend from abroad who has read the book with great interest and can't wait to see the lights. Thanks to all who work so hard to provide the display.


Posted by Tedster on 13/12/2011

Cant wait till switch on night.. Would it be possible to record some interviews for the Source 96.1 FM to be broadcast over the christms period. Great lights and a lovely cornish village


Posted by Judy on 05/12/2011

We stayed in a lovely cottage called Pender cottage last Christmas. Beautiful views of the Lights from the cottage, well done to all the volunteers that help.


Posted by John Hicks on 23/11/2011

Excellent website, congratulations. Sorry we will miss the lights this year, hope all goes well. Look forward to returning to Mousehole for a visit in the too distant future.


Posted by sandie martin on 23/11/2011

We holiday in Mousehole every year and have made some great friends. We are keen male voice choir groupies and watch them practice and perform as often as possible. Hoping to be able to make it there for a few days to see the lights switch on. Hello to Arthur and Stephen and all in the choir. XX


Posted by Karen Dowsey on 21/11/2011

have been to see these beautiful lights twice now, 2009 & 2010. Sadly will not be able to be there this year. Can't wait to return one day, Karen, Mum, Will & Tom, & in loving memory of Bryan x


Posted by mousehole RBL on 11/07/2011

Congratulations on setting up your own web site.Hope all projects proceed safely.Best wishes for a successful 2011





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