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Falmouth Harbour's New Sensitive Seabed Awareness Signs
Falmouth Harbour Commissioners have introduced Sensitive Seabed notices on their 4 knot port notices off the Falmouth Beaches-Castle, Gyllyngvase, Swanpool and Maenporth. They are also in use at Anthony and on St Mawes Bank. These highlight where there is either Seagrass or Maerl bed and extra care is to be taken when deciding where to anchor. For advice on Good Anchoring Practice here is information from the RYA
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