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Prince of Wales Pier, Falmouth Royalty Free Stock Photo

The memorial to the men who took part in Operation Chariot during World War II, on Prince of Wales Pier in Falmouth, Cornwall, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cornish flags flying on the Prince of Wales pier in Falmouth, Cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo

Commander Robert Ryder RN was awarded a Victoria Cross in 1942 and is commemorated by this plaque in Falmouth, Cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lieutenant-Colonel Newman was awarded a Victoria Cross in 1942 and is commemorated by this plaque in Falmouth, Cornwal Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ferryboat alongside a pier in Falmouth harbour, Cornwall, UK Royalty Free Stock Photo

Able Seaman Savage was awarded a Victoria Cross in 1942 and is commemorated by this plaque in Falmouth, Cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sergeant Durrant was awarded a Victoria Cross in 1942 and is commemorated by this plaque in Falmouth, Cornwall Royalty Free Stock Photo

Passenger ferries in Falmouth harbour, England, UK Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Prince Of Wales Pier in Falmouth. Built in the early 1900s the pier now serves as a boat launch to ferries to St Mawes across the bay and up the River Fal. The famous `The World` cruise ship in the distance. Falmouth is most famous for its deep water harbour from which began the start or finish point of numerous round-the-world record-breaking voyages.