Raising Pirates

I've always been a troublemaker. It's in my blood. You see, through my father's line, I am a descendant of Cornish pirates. You may have heard of the Pirates of Penzance. The Gilbert & Sullivan opera was written about real pirates who harboured in a town named Penzance, at the southern tip of the United Kingdom. If you drive 15 minutes north from there, along the A30, you'll come to a place called Carbis Bay. That's my namesake. I'm a Carbis.

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