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3:10 whispering

Your toilet was broke but don't worry I fixed it

Are you local Dave this is a local place for local people there's nothing here for you

Are see dave hello Dave

Hello Dave

Spooky

We love a bit of abandoned army camp action

Great video 😊

Great video

Great video 😊

Lovely 😊

Hi Kernow Adam and David. Hope you're all doing well. Was great to see another of these paranormal investigations with all of you guys. Your an awesome team. This was a really great video Kernow. I can't get out like this myself , so it's great getting to watch these. Looking forward to the next one mate 👍😊👍

I found that sticker today... tho I already knew your channel 😅

Lovely location 👌.

Thumbs up Big like 👍 👌.

Great video 😊

Great video 😊

Great video 😊

Great video rember us down portreath those were.the days.😊

Can’t wait that video to happen

Copper mine * 👍🏼😬

You may have spotted some spelling mistakes I do apologize folks

Oh, my happy place! Can’t wait to be back in Portreath soon ❤❤❤

That is Rankine Cove mate!

Thanks to malcolm nott’s info I learn that the first pier at portreath was on the west side of the bay. Built by the basset family in 1713, the one we see today was built in 1760 to give them deeper water for bigger ships. Give your army boots a coat of neatsfoot oil mate! Will soften them up and waterproof them too. Any horsey shop will sell the oil.

Hi Kernow and crew. Hope you're all doing well. Sorry I haven't commented on any videos for a while. I really loved the video mate. It's an amazing location. I have to visit their soon. When you was on the viaduct I suddenly recognised it as a shooting location for the film the Oman 3. I think they had dogs and horses running along it. Which freaks me out with that drop on either side. That and a place called Roche Rock. Appear in the film. Not the greatest film but still cool to see Cornwall on the big screen. Cheers Kernow. Have a great rest of the day and week mate 👍😊👍

Good to see Kernow and son out exploring the old mines🙂 It’s an assume valley to have a walk around! John’s pumping house built 1861 for 70inch pumping engine that was moved to wheal uny in redruth at a later date. I suppose that crib hut roof has survived well being on top that hill! Good watch👍

It's a long time now since I visited that place, I approached the engine house from the Porthtowan end, (parking not easy there),. I only looked at the engine house and had a look up the chimney. Tricia was waiting for me in the car so I had to go back. How do you fancy doing a ride around St Ives video some time? Out of season may be interesting. I don't recall seeing St Ives out of season.

Haven't been down Porthtowan in years

Great tracking there folks for dad and son

Great video of you both 😊 good weather for it.

Great video 😊

Great video 😊

Great video lovely views 😊

Great video 😊

Great guys

Brilliant have walked all around this valley looking at the mine ruins great video

1800s not 1700s

Great video again mark....I need a re visit to tywarnhale mine got some good features underground 😊

It sure is a interesting valley! Joseph treffry built the viaduct to serve his mining interests. Completed in 1842 was a horse drawn mineral tramway. It’s 90 feet high and 670feet long. Water flowing over the viaduct drove a massive water wheel that powered the incline railway to trefrry’s consols mine. Great view walking over the viaduct mate!👍

Great video horse &cart lanes .😊

Great video 😊

Great drone video Mark. 👍

Bit of trivia, the German submarines U-953 and U-712 both type VIIC U-boats were broken up at the old Wharf in 1950 which was then Thomas. W Ward Shipbreakers Ltd. Thanks for the video.

Fantastic 😊

Great video 😊

Great video 😊

Great video 😊