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I wanted to flim the seal swimming in the river taw with my drone. The controller decided not to work. It won't switch on so I've got my self a mini 3. I was gutted I missed out on the content 😩

gotta love the Neo lol I have only used mine about 5 times, so many places here you cant fly it. Ohh did you say you will be in this area soon, let me know if you can meet up would be so good..

Glad you made it, Turbo Tim. Big hugs.

I was delighted to find your video. Cornwall, and Minion, tin mines, cheese wrings, standing stones, and "lay lines" feature in some of my favorite books by T. J. Green, The Whitehaven Witches series. This video makes the settings so much more real. I'd love to see some of the Standing Stone sights, should you wander by those sometime. Thanks!

Good vid Tim, never mind it'll soon be Spring and maybe you won't experience so many foggy trips. You were right in thinking there might be a burial there. There is a Cist burial there marked with a cairn, which must also be Bronze Age like the circle itself. I googled some info and due to a layer of charcoal found buried within the circle it could suggest the site was used for ritualistic purposes. Great interesting find.

Well done! most interesting

great video

Another great video mate. Laughing (sorry!) at all your tech issues, its bad enough one thing going wrong, you had it all happening haha

Looks good

It was great to have your company and really good to meet you mate, looking forward to another walk sometime 😁

Interesting film Tim. Could I hear Dartmoor Adventurer describing one of the sites on the walk as a Kist burial?. Real Time Team stuff, so if there were Kist's up there must have been a settlement during Neolithic-Bronze Age times. Will have to look up more info on all this. I'll check out the Dartmoor Adventurer You Tube channel.

Good vid Tim. You'll just have to imagine me tooting my horn in support of the farmers for now. Hope it won't be long until I can do it for real.

that be cool meeting up with you

Amazing video

Really enjoyed this video mate, love the drone footage too. Was great to meet you today, I'm planning a few more group walks in the coming year, I'll let you know when, it'll be good to catch up again. Have a cracking 2025, happy hiking mate :)

Thanks for the shout out.

I've want to go there

Might have been a good idea to have filmed the viaduct from that viewing platform right underneath. I'm thinking that if the line is reopened I'd be surprised if access to it remains open. Are you planning to revisit in better weather, good view with the drone though.

Good vid Tim, it was a good idea to try the drone. Treffry, sounds like it could be in Wales. This combined tramway/viaduct is an Ancient Scheduled Monument in the Luxulyan Valley. There's loads more info on Cornwall Heritage Trust's website if anyone wants to read up on it. Very Interesting.

google map still shows railway carriage cafe 👍 so it couldn't be that long ago...

Love having a good look around graveyards. Never was a great fan of Jethro, but nice to see him laid to rest somewhere so peaceful. The most elaborate and beautiful headstone I've ever seen, it's a work of art, marks the grave of Sir John Betjamin at St Enodocs Church in North Cornwall.

Huge regret of mine not going to see Jethro live. He played a local venue a couple of times.

My favourite place ❤

Just seen video of them making this bridge ,I live up road

Absolutely love it, used to love going down there during a storm, especially at night, nicely filmed considering the conditions mate 👍

The old cornish miners was amazing. You would be able to hear the sea rolling above the mine.

Where's the white chair Tim, Exeter ?🤔🤣

To make you feel better, I've got no broadband. I had to go to my mothers to upload my video.

They can't reconnect your electric and to the wind go's. Sadly I couldn't get to Westward Ho! at high tide as I needed to be in barnstaple.

Looks a little blowy there... Be sure to keep safe Tim.

Lovely, iconic Cornwall. Even if the weather could have been better. Beautiful spot up on the cliffs looking down on the rough sea.

Hes a big cow....if its a he its a bull😂

Check how granite is split, please. It wasn't dynamite that was used to split the stone you showed. It was hand drilled and then 'feathers and tares' put in the line of drilled holes, and hammered into place until the granite splits.

I enjoyed this. I was last at that spot in the Summer of 1972, a holiday with my parents, I was 14. Stayed in a small, terraced house in Commonmoor. Tiny little place, that fronted straight onto the road. I really enjoyed it. I was fascinated by this area, the old mine workings and the various natural stone formations and the Standing Stones. A magical place. I also didn't venture 'too' close to the Cheesewring. 😄

Nice video Tim. I've never seen The Cheesewring up close. It just goes to show that Mother Nature creates the best sculptures. Looking forward to the re visit to film the mines.

Love the way them rocks are balanced, ultimate Jenga 😱

Nice film Tim, what a fantastic place. Looking forward to seeing the return trip with some sun.

lol, this isnt a games console as i watch from my chair.. happy hiking mate, i do a love a good outdoor adventure

please go back, this was great tho

What a special place 👍

Went up there a couple of years ago - very interesting it was too. Shame they've now blocked it off.

Super find, these mounds all around you look like destroyed pyramids, part of old world circuit board earth.

Excellent find dude, its called a "Schumann Resonator", no electronic device in the world can function without one, there are many all over the world, there is one on the floor of Chartres Cathedral in France, the earth is an electric circuit board, they are part of the old worlds circuit board earth.

Nice vid Tim, very atmospheric in the mist. This place looks as if it's straight out of The Hound of the Baskervilles. Apparently there are long views of the River Dart from Combestone Tor, so maybe a second outing here when the weather is a bit clearer?.

Slight???

Good video. Who did the music?

wow are this manmade structures ? and where is this ? great video

Great vid Tim. What a fantastic spot, no idea why you don't like Exmoor when there are places like this. The walk back across the steps looked tricky, but on the plus side you didn't get wet!!. Nobody knows for certain how old the bridge is, some say it could date back to around 1400AD, But it is a designated Grade 1 listed building and a scheduled monument. Well, that's my nerdy bit done!.

why? I mean what's all the fuss over?