early doors

• Due to popular demand the Seaview is now opening Mon. to Fri. at 5.00pm. instead of 6.00. So if your an 'early doors' patron the doors will be open. Sat.and Sun. remains at opening at 12.00 then all day, to close in the evening.

Sailing gold

• In the last race of the sailing calendar for the Falmouth Working Boats 'Sapphire' took the honours in a race to commemorate the granting of the right to dredge for oysters by sail , and not motor, on the River Fal.

  The boats now take up Oyster dredging for the winter or are laid up until next spring when racing restarts.

  Helmed by 'Simmo' and crewed by Carol and John they won the 23ft. class for non-licensed dredging boats.This class does not qualify to win one of the coveted silver oysters set on a wood board, so, as it was Simmos birthday a few days later he was the presented with his own-hand made 'golden oyster'

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• Timmy 'fish' Bailey sailing Adam Davies 'Girl Sarah' won the 23ft. Licensed class, and the real 'silver oyster' trophy.

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boy done good

• Morty the world renowed yacht rigger is 60 !!

  Peter Morton, 'Riggermortise' born and bred in Falmouth, has sailed yachts all over the world, and for for some reason or other, is always remembered!

  THL Yacht Riggers, based in Lymington and Falmouth, who Morty works for, organised a surprise party at The Seaview on Sat.8th Nov. With music provided by the 'Sex Slaves from Hell' , a full buffet, and all Mortys family and friends, it was a memorable event. The photo shows Morty cutting his cake on the bar which was in the shape of a large Pasty.

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Party options

• SUNDAY 30th NOV.

  Charity Pub Quiz in aid of Shelter. Questions compiled by Susie who is running in the London Marathon. Guest Quiz Master is Stevie Johnson. Teams of four, £1.00 entry per person, prizes, raffle, nothing serious, 7.30 pm.

• SATURDAY 6th. DEC.

  A singalong featuring traditional and Cornish songs. Led by 'Captain Pugwash' and his squeeze box. Song sheets provided for all of us who don't know the words. 8.30 onwards.

• CHRISTMAS EVE

  Sing song of carols and traditional songs led by 'Captain Pugwash' and his sqeeze box. Song sheets provided. Great atmosphere with mulled wine and minced pies to get right into the Xmas spirit. 6.00 pm onwards arrive early, as it will be busy.

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pub gets a facelift

• The sign backing board for the main pub sign had become well weather beaten and it has now been replaced with a very smart boat shaped board and utilized the original wood carved centre section.

  The backing board was manufactured by local contractors Unique Joinery and erected by Jim Grubb on October 8th. 2008, On Oct. 14th the sign was fitted with the final touch of rope fender around the perimeter supplied by Jonnie Gouch and spliced together by Jim Grubb. This compliments the previously refurbished traditional post hung swinging sign which stands to the side of the pub patio.

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Days of old revisited

• Activity in Falmouth Harboiur for start of Tall Ships race from Falmouth to Funchal, Maderia on 13th Sept 08

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Royalty settle in

• The Seaview has hosted Bed and Breakfast to the crew of the schooner 'Mariette'. They were taking part in the Pendennis Cup held as part of Falmouth Regatta week.

  Mariette is 33m. (108ft.) long and weighs 183 tons.A classic American boat designed and built by Herreshoff in the U.S. in 1915.Normally these yacht sail the Med. in the summer and the Caribbean in winter.

  Pendennis Shipyard who are renowned for top quality yacht building and restoration held a regatta to compliment the Fife regatta in Scotland, followed by Cowes classic week with the yachts sailing to Falmouth prior to returning to the Med.

  Below is a photo of Mariette sailing in Falmouth

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• The B.&B. at the Seaview is now fully booked for the Tall Ships race week 7th. to 14th. Sept. 2008

Website:

• New website for the seaview launched
• Improvements scheduled for the next couple of weeks