Fishing or Tourism?

The Bon-Ami fishing trawler is tied up alongside, while the crew rest and wait for the next foray out into the deep to catch the diminishing silver bounty of the sea.

But as well as surviving as the home for Plymouth's fishing fleet, the Barbican is also a thriving centre for tourism. Locals, as well visitors from many countries, eat and dink al fresco under the June skies, enjoying the conviviality afforded by the surroundings.

As Plymouth's continental ferry and cruise ship trade increases, as well as the steady influx of Americans pursuing the history of the Mayflower, we see a vey cosmopolitan mix of nationalities.

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