Paul, c.1955
Photo ref:
P127005
Photo ref:
P127005
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Paul is the mother village for Mousehole, which lies down on the coast below. Regent petrol is served at the village garage on the right, and a single milk churn stands on a wall opposite where it waits to be collected for the creamery.
An extract from Cornwall County Memories.
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I use to live in Paul. This would have been sometime between 1960 &1964. My dad, Michael {Mike} Piggott, worked as a farm labourer in Tervival (not sure I've spelt it right) Paul. We then moved to Penzance. His wife's name was Chriss and had 4 children. We had to travel to Penzance every day for school. It felt like hours to get there, but it was only about 2 miles, (unless the bus went round the world!) Is there anyone there that still remember us?. The lovely summers we had.
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