We joined dozens of Pirates on Redruth station platform this afternoon and by the time the train arrived in Penzance it was packed with Pirates of all ages, all going to try to regain the Guinness Book of Records World Record which we held in 2011 but which Hastings took in 2012. We had to beat 14,231. Very sadly we missed this by only 77, being a gathering of 14,155. However, despite the heavy showers and not quite making the record, a fantastic day was had by all and at least £14,155 was raised for the Royal National Lifeboat Institute who do such a wonderful job around our coasts. The whole day was one of jollity and good humour and the costumes were brilliant. Click on any photo for detail.
Family fun
St Michael’s Mount from Penzance
Brilliant skiffle band that had everyone dancing
I did the Humanist Wedding Ceremony for this beautiful couple in 2010. They now have two beautiful children.
Watching the fun
Lowering clouds
Crowds gathering
Thousands and more
Lovely couple
Pirate family and pirate dog
Young Pirate
Sheltering from the rain
Sword dancing
Determined little Pirate
Pirates and their Pirate dogs
Sheltering the little ones
Waving the flag
Three young pirates
Sleepy Pirate
RNLI display
Waving Pirate
Cheerful Pirates
Handsome couple
