Cornwall still looks amazing even in the windy rough weather. We are looking forward to watching the upcoming video's. Thank you for bringing the sunshine to these dark times 💕
I love watching you two You are my favourite video on here. So much information and humour it really makes my day. Thank you so so much. Jill leeds 👍👍👍🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🍺🍷🍺🍷
Lovely, lovely, lovely! Thanks for braving everything the coastal weather and ocean can throw at us this time of year - wild West Cornwall at its very best. I always learn something new with CWT...never knew sea-foam was a natural healthy product. A really fun video...felt like my head had been given a very welcome refreshing rinse with sea-spray😊
Oh how I love that dog!!! He's just the bizz! I had to watch this one in silence...will catch up with it when I get the I pad back! Silence or not, the dramatic sea at one of my favourite places in Cornwall, Gunwalloe, was a treat to watch. Always the best bits when you visit Poldark areas that they filmed...& I'm sure I told you once before that the little Church was used in a video for Paul Young's Come Back and Stay way back in the 80s!...also doubled as Lands End in the series Wycliffe which was filmed all over Cornwall back in the day. Anything Cornwall-y suits me! So bring it on guys....where are you taking us next then?! Stay safe in these mad times. J. x
I just recently subscribed and have been binge watching your channel for the last few days,all day and evening until very late. Im a Horticulturalist and very much love all plant life and wildlife.You guys are fantastic and make me not only realise I could return back home to the UK and be happy but are successfully making me miss home.Youve covered nature so well and your great Earthly very positive people.Thanks for the channel,I'll keep watching and try to decide where in Cornwall I could happily come home to.I may have to clone myself 200 times. Cheers from down under.
Hi both, Another lovely glimpse of your beautiful Cornwall , thanks. I don't know which is my best conditions for visiting a cornish beach ,yes full sunshine and the sea is flat calm is amazing, but there's that pull towards a wet and windy beach with the sea like a tumble dryer ! I'm looking forward to your Q &A session , Off to have my pasty now 😁 .I'm just glad I got my holiday in at the end of September,, Wonderful Memories 👍
Brr!! now that did look very cold but exhilarating. Dollar cove, seen now in a new light, gone is the calm of the Summer and in has come Winter with vengeance and wild sea. I loved seeing the sea foam, I haven’t walked through this for many years but, I do remember being in aww of it wondering why it happened, well, now I know. We look forward to you future planned video’s and vlogs, keep them coming they brighten up an otherwise monotonous period in our lives. Stay safe and be very careful on the coast, it takes not prisoners & Thank you once again.
There's beauty in that bluster. Luv'd the foam-wobble canal & foamy-blown waves fast advancing on yr heels! Always a good time when Andrew bursts into song - yay singers! Take care, stay safe, & give yr pretty pet a pat on those silky ears for me.
Always exhilarating to see Cornwall at its blustery best! Look forward to your video of Meva and the gorgeous Colona beach. More singing from Andrew please, or perhaps a duet, with added harmonies from the doggy!
It fantastic to get a view of this:-) And the incredible "rivers" of sea foam. Really wild area, and I can very well understand the amount of ship wrecks around the coast of Cornwall especially in weather like this, and worse. It is always great to "travel" with you, and you are always getting me in a good mood :-) We have recently got more restrictions again here in Norway too. Crossing fingers for Christmas and celebrating with family
I hope your restrictions are not too limiting! There is not really much change for us this time with the exception that our daughter is at Uni and unable to travel home during term time. Sarah :)
Thanks for this lovely video and showing us Cornwall in bonkers weather... Brought back memories of a walk on the north coast near Kilkampton with the foam blowing in from the sea... Keep safe and well in lockdown 2 and please keep doing what you do... Yes please to the cream tea video :D x
Hi Sarah and Andrew. Hope you and your family are well Brings back memories of winters in Cornwall. The wind whips the sand into your face like needles and its painful. I knew exactly what you were feeling in this video. Its so cold that wind off the sea. The wind literally takes you off your feet. You cant get back in the car quick enough. Nice in the car watching it with a flask of coffee 😂😂 I lived near Goonhilly Downs on a farm off grid and winter was so cold. It's the wind and sea fog for days at a time solid up to the windows you could not see out. I had never experienced weather conditions like Cornwall. Rain is like nowhere else. . I love Cornwall but winter is another experience! I don't think anyone would expect you to do coastal walks in the winter. 💨💦😱 xx
A Cornish winter is certainly full of character, warm sun one moment and horizontal rain the next! We will be out on the coast when the weather allows - must have my regular 'dose' of the sea! Sarah :)
Hello you Cornish Storm Walkers stand firm and come through the lockdown healthy. I am also looking forward to a cooking video from you. Stay healthy Greetings Günter
We didn’t quite make it to Gunwallow on our holiday but you provide so much inspiration and information that I’ll sure we’ll be back to explore the Lizard further. We didn’t find much sea glass, only tiny pieces but among that were a couple of gorgeous sapphire coloured pieces.
Sun, sand and lazy beach life here in Adelaide, South Australia, with little lock down restrictions. However, there is joy in cold cliffs, in blusture and angry, attacking Cornish waves, too. A thoughtfully comparative, yet beautiful Cornish presentation.
Thankyou so much for this video so happy 😀 showing this I tried to get down this year since 1986 hopefully when this 2 nd lockdown all over I been there brings back happy memories with my mum dad brother we stay at muillion caravan camping farm house in 1986 out awning came off in the last week off August and first week September the weather was so like this . Lovely 😊 to see you both dogs in the foamy sea 🌊 the waves coming in over the rugged Cornwall rocks so stormy when we last done there on a summer holiday we love it there we love Cornwall my dad drove us during the night to Cornwall with our friends we went with . We love Muiilion they had a wrangler to put clothes on get the wet out on the camping site that not there now showers out side .Change down there since we went need to definitely take my new granddaughter soon be born this month very excited time .
You always make me smile make my day it’s I tell my friends still get you to ten thousand stay safe Sarah and Andrew the doggie and 2 kids your mum and dad we get some next year we come meet you at Muillion show my new granddaughter coming this month soon I love to take her there show beautiful Cornwall takecare 🥰 look forward to seening my off your videos to share beautiful Cornwall xx
Sarah, when you were talking into the camera and the dog was digging in the background I started cracking up - it just looked so funny, like there he goes again :D
You always make me smile. Thanks for continuing on. I don't know what I would do without my weekly session in Cornwall with two sweet people--and their dog.
Thank you for your videos. We had a fabulous holiday in October, despite the weather, just outside of Mullion at Teneriffe Farm. Fabulous walks and lots of visits to The Chocolate Factory! Walked to the Lizard and back one day - about ten miles. Sobeautiful
Thank you so much,just love watching your adventures in Cornwall..Would love to see one my favourite walks From Helford village along the the coastal path to St Anthony in Ménage at bluebell time ..Friends & I were there many years ago..Sylvia,but are not able to do it now!..xx
Ooooo! Now that sounds good! We have a couple of walks for that area, taking you to the various coves along the Helford, there are so many walks ew could do, I don't think we will ever run out of content! Sarah :)
Loved the sea foam! I’ve only seen that once before and that was near Bridport in Dorset. That was the kind of sea I like. Waves crashing over the rocks. We always look forward to your videos. Thanks so much.
High Sarah and Andrew, thank you so much for thinking of us who couldn’t get there this year - missing it so much! and so we hope, if possible you will be able to do a few more videos. Thank you again - Stay safe. 🙏xx
Here in Victoria,Australia,we've JUST come out of stage 4 lock down ,but we still can't go interstate ,,,,like u no shops,school,visiting family,,,it's been exstreamly depressing ,,,,,,,YOUR videos have been a blessing,,, Thank you,,,plz stay safe oxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo👍🇦🇺
Some questions for your future Q&A: 1.) Would you consider Cornwall expat friendly/welcoming? 2.) For someone interested in moving to Cornwall, where would you recommend? Love your videos, thank you for consistently being my new binge watch channel during quarantine 🙂
Thank you once again for an exhilarating vlog, love watching the sea. We come out of lockdown on Monday, after 8 weeks in our area. But hopefully Cornwall next April! Hope a lockdown will work in your area....keep safe. When Andrew commented on people's comments, your vlog zoomed in on a comment of mine, cheered me up, thank you xx My claim to fame : ) keep up the good work xx
We count ourselves incredibly lucky that rates in our area are relatively low! I bet you will breathe a sigh of relief when you come out of lockdown! Sarah :)
I just realized that youtube has not shown me your videos in the suggestions for a bit now, but thanks to your community tab post I came over. Oh, that foamy thing looked weird, but I liked how the dog seemed to enjoy it. We are also in lockdown in France, same rules it seems, so I can catch up with the last few videos. And yes, they are such a nice distraction :) Stay safe, take care :)
Welcome back! Hi Carola, I hope you are well and learning to live with the restrictions! I think Paris lockdown was much worse than ours earlier this year, so plenty of free time! Sarah :)
Hi, loved your video, put a smile on my face 😊👍 we visited Dollar Cove back in September after watching a previous video of yours, love it there, so pretty ❤️ looking forward to your lockdown vlogs to keep us all going. X
The bell tower at St. Winnwalo is built over a cave inthe hillside The bell ringers stood in the cave to toll the bells. Take a good loook att that when you walk Gunwalloe beach. My Aunt Mary lived just up the roada neaar the gate at RNAS Culdrose.
Two shocks in this weeks film, #1 Seeing my note to you both highlighted in your film and#2 Andrew showing his talent and belting out that song. My question would be ,How do you go about your workflow putting together a film for the week. It must be very time consuming. Stay safe and keep washing those hands.
I'm still Binge watching through your videos since I subscribed recently ,so you may have already done this. But I've noticed you have an eye for exotic and unusual plants aswell as nature in general. So if you get the opportunity are you able to include some footage of any unique or beautiful local Garden Nurseries or open Gardens or even some locals with amazing plant collections. I'm always interested in how I would satisfy my obsession with plants back there and what the world of plants and plant collectors is like back there. I'm happy to email through some photos of my property I'm developing here. And your definetly both welcome for a cuppa if your ever here(When we have our freedom back)
@@CornishWalkingTrails Yep seen some good plant and garden content now LOL The Aeonium Zwartkopf you noticed in a garden by the way(And most cultivars of Aeonium Arboreum)will grow very easily by just a cutting,just need to leave the cutting somwhere for the wound to to completely dry and calous for a couple of weeks and then plant in ground. No root hormone required ,no special soil required and cuttings can easily survive months before going in ground. I live on 2 1/2 acres in Victoria Australia and have planted up and designed a bare block with a plant collection that took 10 years to accumulate consisting mostly of succulents and rare plants that have to be able to survive summer heats of over 40 degrees Celsius and cold wet winters with some frosts too. Can send lists of Succulents and Palms and other exotics that will survive Cornwall. I've found plants from South Africa,California and Mexico,Canary islands and the Mediterranean offer the best variety of plants that will survive. I'm happy to send some plants for free that will survive post if your having trouble finding them. Can also send pics of my garden and plant book collection including succulent books. Love the show,thanks again so much for Helping the home sickness : ) You live in a beautiful part of Planet Earth.
Ooh, my questions for a year end Q&A is: Do you two or your children speak or know a few words/phrases of Cornish? Would you like to learn the language? Any thoughts on the preservation of it?
Nothing like the ocean to show us how the world goes on despite our problems, like COVID-19 and a US election that won't end. Even in a storm the ocean seems to be saying "It could be worse." Take care of yourselves.
Amazing! I and my wife love
love ur videos, i live in essex and always come to cornwall every year thanx for sharing and andrew the Voice auditions are calling :-) x
He loves a good sing! Sarah :)
God knew what he was doing when he put you both on this planet The joy you give us all is Priceless God Bless you both
Thank you so much! Take care, Sarah :)
Cornwall still looks amazing even in the windy rough weather. We are looking forward to watching the upcoming video's. Thank you for bringing the sunshine to these dark times 💕
Thanks for watching! Sarah :)
I love watching you two
You are my favourite video on here. So much information and humour it really makes my day.
Thank you so so much.
Jill leeds 👍👍👍🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏼♀️🍺🍷🍺🍷
Thank you! Sarah :)
Windy video - captured ‘Autumn by the coast in UK’ feeling. Loved Andrew’s singing! 👍
Cheers! Sarah :)
Lovely, lovely, lovely! Thanks for braving everything the coastal weather and ocean can throw at us this time of year - wild West Cornwall at its very best. I always learn something new with CWT...never knew sea-foam was a natural healthy product. A really fun video...felt like my head had been given a very welcome refreshing rinse with sea-spray😊
Blow away the cobwebs with CWT!! I'm sure this will not be the last stormy seas from us this year... Sarah :)
Breathtaking!! Thank you for such a wonderful video. You are both so calming to watch..😊😊🌻
Our pleasure! Sarah :)
Oh how I love that dog!!! He's just the bizz! I had to watch this one in silence...will catch up with it when I get the I pad back! Silence or not, the dramatic sea at one of my favourite places in Cornwall, Gunwalloe, was a treat to watch. Always the best bits when you visit Poldark areas that they filmed...& I'm sure I told you once before that the little Church was used in a video for Paul Young's Come Back and Stay way back in the 80s!...also doubled as Lands End in the series Wycliffe which was filmed all over Cornwall back in the day. Anything Cornwall-y suits me! So bring it on guys....where are you taking us next then?! Stay safe in these mad times. J. x
Did you read another comment saying how they should have filmed the Poldark scene in this weather!! Made me laugh! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails Can't see Aidan getting those locks of his wet and wading through sea foam somehow!!!! x J.
I just recently subscribed and have been binge watching your channel for the last few days,all day and evening until very late.
Im a Horticulturalist and very much love all plant life and wildlife.You guys are fantastic and make me not only realise I could return back home to the UK and be happy but are successfully making me miss home.Youve covered nature so well and your great Earthly very positive people.Thanks for the channel,I'll keep watching and try to decide where in Cornwall I could happily come home to.I may have to clone myself 200 times.
Cheers from down under.
Thanks and good luck with your search for a perfect place in Cornwall - we are still looking as it is all beautiful! Sarah :)
Hi both,
Another lovely glimpse of your beautiful Cornwall , thanks.
I don't know which is my best conditions for visiting a cornish beach ,yes full sunshine and the sea is flat calm is amazing, but there's that pull towards a wet and windy beach with the sea like a tumble dryer !
I'm looking forward to your Q &A session ,
Off to have my pasty now 😁 .I'm just glad I got my holiday in at the end of September,,
Wonderful Memories 👍
Love the different characters of the sea! I think that's probably what keeps me going back again and again! Sarah :)
Brr!! now that did look very cold but exhilarating. Dollar cove, seen now in a new light, gone is the calm of the Summer and in has come Winter with vengeance and wild sea. I loved seeing the sea foam, I haven’t walked through this for many years but, I do remember being in aww of it wondering why it happened, well, now I know. We look forward to you future planned video’s and vlogs, keep them coming they brighten up an otherwise monotonous period in our lives. Stay safe and be very careful on the coast, it takes not prisoners & Thank you once again.
Thanks for watching! Sarah :)
There's beauty in that bluster. Luv'd the foam-wobble canal & foamy-blown waves fast advancing on yr heels! Always a good time when Andrew bursts into song - yay singers! Take care, stay safe, & give yr pretty pet a pat on those silky ears for me.
Couldn't agree more! Sarah :)
Always exhilarating to see Cornwall at its blustery best! Look forward to your video of Meva and the gorgeous Colona beach. More singing from Andrew please, or perhaps a duet, with added harmonies from the doggy!
Oh dear - you might need ear defenders if we all start singing! LOL! Sarah :)
It fantastic to get a view of this:-) And the incredible "rivers" of sea foam. Really wild area, and I can very well understand the amount of ship wrecks around the coast of Cornwall especially in weather like this, and worse. It is always great to "travel" with you, and you are always getting me in a good mood :-) We have recently got more restrictions again here in Norway too. Crossing fingers for Christmas and celebrating with family
I hope your restrictions are not too limiting! There is not really much change for us this time with the exception that our daughter is at Uni and unable to travel home during term time. Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails Oh I am sorry for you not being able to see your daughter for Christmas
Thanks for this lovely video and showing us Cornwall in bonkers weather...
Brought back memories of a walk on the north coast near Kilkampton with the foam blowing in from the sea...
Keep safe and well in lockdown 2 and please keep doing what you do... Yes please to the cream tea video :D x
Sea foam was amazing, I've never seen so much of it in one place - we had to wash down our dog afterwards! Sarah :)
Hi Sarah and Andrew. Hope you and your family are well Brings back memories of winters in Cornwall. The wind whips the sand into your face like needles and its painful. I knew exactly what you were feeling in this video. Its so cold that wind off the sea. The wind literally takes you off your feet. You cant get back in the car quick enough. Nice in the car watching it with a flask of coffee 😂😂 I lived near Goonhilly Downs on a farm off grid and winter was so cold. It's the wind and sea fog for days at a time solid up to the windows you could not see out. I had never experienced weather conditions like Cornwall. Rain is like nowhere else. . I love Cornwall but winter is another experience! I don't think anyone would expect you to do coastal walks in the winter. 💨💦😱 xx
A Cornish winter is certainly full of character, warm sun one moment and horizontal rain the next! We will be out on the coast when the weather allows - must have my regular 'dose' of the sea! Sarah :)
Hello you Cornish Storm Walkers stand firm and come through the lockdown healthy. I am also looking forward to a cooking video from you. Stay healthy Greetings Günter
I will have to clean the oven!! Sarah :)
Thanks again for another great video. You guys are actually helping me through this pandemic. So thank you again
Great to hear! We will be here to give you a little entertainment! Sarah :)
We didn’t quite make it to Gunwallow on our holiday but you provide so much inspiration and information that I’ll sure we’ll be back to explore the Lizard further. We didn’t find much sea glass, only tiny pieces but among that were a couple of gorgeous sapphire coloured pieces.
Ooo! I always get excited when I discover a blue piece of sea glass, gets me wondering what bottles are blue! Sarah :)
Sun, sand and lazy beach life here in Adelaide, South Australia, with little lock down restrictions. However, there is joy in cold cliffs, in blusture and angry, attacking Cornish waves, too. A thoughtfully comparative, yet beautiful Cornish presentation.
What a contrast! Our winter, your summer! Sarah :)
Thankyou so much for this video so happy 😀 showing this I tried to get down this year since 1986 hopefully when this 2 nd lockdown all over I been there brings back happy memories with my mum dad brother we stay at muillion caravan camping farm house in 1986 out awning came off in the last week off August and first week September the weather was so like this . Lovely 😊 to see you both dogs in the foamy sea 🌊 the waves coming in over the rugged Cornwall rocks so stormy when we last done there on a summer holiday we love it there we love Cornwall my dad drove us during the night to Cornwall with our friends we went with . We love Muiilion they had a wrangler to put clothes on get the wet out on the camping site that not there now showers out side .Change down there since we went need to definitely take my new granddaughter soon be born this month very excited time .
You always make me smile make my day it’s I tell my friends still get you to ten thousand stay safe Sarah and Andrew the doggie and 2 kids your mum and dad we get some next year we come meet you at Muillion show my new granddaughter coming this month soon I love to take her there show beautiful Cornwall takecare 🥰 look forward to seening my off your videos to share beautiful Cornwall xx
Ahhh! I hope everything goes well with your granddaughter - how exciting! Sarah :)
Thankyou Sarah and Andrew xx
Sarah, when you were talking into the camera and the dog was digging in the background I started cracking up - it just looked so funny, like there he goes again :D
Oh yes! I noticed that when I was editing - video bombed again! He just loves digging! Sarah :)
You always make me smile. Thanks for continuing on. I don't know what I would do without my weekly session in Cornwall with two sweet people--and their dog.
Hi Susan, thanks for watching! All eyes on the US election at the mo! Sarah :)
Thank you for your videos. We had a fabulous holiday in October, despite the weather, just outside of Mullion at Teneriffe Farm. Fabulous walks and lots of visits to The Chocolate Factory! Walked to the Lizard and back one day - about ten miles. Sobeautiful
Sounds great! Love the chocolate factory!! Sarah :)
Full screen. Just what I need. Thanks
Full screen, in the dark and immerse yourself! Sarah :)
I so enjoy your videos, I get to escape. Always feel like I'm there with the two of you.
With all that fresh air I'm sure you'll stay safe ~
Come and join us anytime! Sarah :)
Thank you so much,just love watching your adventures in Cornwall..Would love to see one my favourite walks From Helford village along the the coastal path to St Anthony in Ménage at bluebell time ..Friends & I were there many years ago..Sylvia,but are not able to do it now!..xx
Ooooo! Now that sounds good! We have a couple of walks for that area, taking you to the various coves along the Helford, there are so many walks ew could do, I don't think we will ever run out of content! Sarah :)
There's a doggie door in Paignton parish church. Not used anymore though.
Lovely watching a raging sea from the comfort of your cosy home.
Oh now that's interesting! I wonder if it was a thing years ago! Sarah :)
Loved the sea foam! I’ve only seen that once before and that was near Bridport in Dorset. That was the kind of sea I like. Waves crashing over the rocks. We always look forward to your videos. Thanks so much.
Glad you enjoyed it, Sarah :)
Is the foam an aglae bloom?
High Sarah and Andrew, thank you so much for thinking of us who couldn’t get there this year - missing it so much!
and so we hope, if possible you will be able to do a few more videos. Thank you again - Stay safe. 🙏xx
Our pleasure! Sarah :)
Good luck guys - stay safe and sane. Look forward to your creative Vlogs during your lockdown.✌️🇺🇸
Thank you! Will do! Sarah :)
Here in Victoria,Australia,we've JUST come out of stage 4 lock down ,but we still can't go interstate ,,,,like u no shops,school,visiting family,,,it's been exstreamly depressing ,,,,,,,YOUR videos have been a blessing,,,
Thank you,,,plz stay safe oxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo👍🇦🇺
Sorry to hear that, it is so hard! We still don't know if our daughter will come home for Christmas, she is in Uni! Sarah :)
Some questions for your future Q&A: 1.) Would you consider Cornwall expat friendly/welcoming? 2.) For someone interested in moving to Cornwall, where would you recommend?
Love your videos, thank you for consistently being my new binge watch channel during quarantine 🙂
Thank you for the question! Good question! Keep watching! Sarah :)
Thank you once again for an exhilarating vlog, love watching the sea. We come out of lockdown on Monday, after 8 weeks in our area. But hopefully Cornwall next April! Hope a lockdown will work in your area....keep safe. When Andrew commented on people's comments, your vlog zoomed in on a comment of mine, cheered me up, thank you xx My claim to fame : ) keep up the good work xx
We count ourselves incredibly lucky that rates in our area are relatively low! I bet you will breathe a sigh of relief when you come out of lockdown! Sarah :)
What a great couple, and excellent channel. You really capture the atmosphere
I just realized that youtube has not shown me your videos in the suggestions for a bit now, but thanks to your community tab post I came over. Oh, that foamy thing looked weird, but I liked how the dog seemed to enjoy it. We are also in lockdown in France, same rules it seems, so I can catch up with the last few videos. And yes, they are such a nice distraction :) Stay safe, take care :)
Welcome back! Hi Carola, I hope you are well and learning to live with the restrictions! I think Paris lockdown was much worse than ours earlier this year, so plenty of free time! Sarah :)
Hi, loved your video, put a smile on my face 😊👍 we visited Dollar Cove back in September after watching a previous video of yours, love it there, so pretty ❤️ looking forward to your lockdown vlogs to keep us all going. X
It's great that you loved Dollar Cove, a favourite of ours! Sarah :)
The bell tower at St. Winnwalo is built over a cave inthe hillside The bell ringers stood in the cave to toll the bells. Take a good loook att that when you walk Gunwalloe beach. My Aunt Mary lived just up the roada neaar the gate at RNAS Culdrose.
Two shocks in this weeks film, #1 Seeing my note to you both highlighted in your film and#2 Andrew showing his talent and belting out that song. My question would be ,How do you go about your workflow putting together a film for the week. It must be very time consuming. Stay safe and keep washing those hands.
Great question! We will definitely be taking this one for the Q&A! Sarah :)
I'm still Binge watching through your videos since I subscribed recently ,so you may have already done this.
But I've noticed you have an eye for exotic and unusual plants aswell as nature in general.
So if you get the opportunity are you able to include some footage of any unique or beautiful local Garden Nurseries or open Gardens or even some locals with amazing plant collections.
I'm always interested in how I would satisfy my obsession with plants back there and what the world of plants and plant collectors is like back there.
I'm happy to email through some photos of my property I'm developing here.
And your definetly both welcome for a cuppa if your ever here(When we have our freedom back)
You may have watched some of the garden visits by now, hope you found and enjoyed them! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails
Yep seen some good plant and garden content now LOL
The Aeonium Zwartkopf you noticed in a garden by the way(And most cultivars of Aeonium Arboreum)will grow very easily by just a cutting,just need to leave the cutting somwhere for the wound to to completely dry and calous for a couple of weeks and then plant in ground.
No root hormone required ,no special soil required and cuttings can easily survive months before going in ground.
I live on 2 1/2 acres in Victoria Australia and have planted up and designed a bare block with a plant collection that took 10 years to accumulate consisting mostly of succulents and rare plants that have to be able to survive summer heats of over 40 degrees Celsius and cold wet winters with some frosts too.
Can send lists of Succulents and Palms and other exotics that will survive Cornwall.
I've found plants from South Africa,California and Mexico,Canary islands and the Mediterranean offer the best variety of plants that will survive.
I'm happy to send some plants for free that will survive post if your having trouble finding them.
Can also send pics of my garden and plant book collection including succulent books.
Love the show,thanks again so much for Helping the home sickness : )
You live in a beautiful part of Planet Earth.
🙂🙂🙂👍
Ooh, my questions for a year end Q&A is: Do you two or your children speak or know a few words/phrases of Cornish? Would you like to learn the language? Any thoughts on the preservation of it?
Good question! Sarah :)
Where do you both work 🥰x
How is it the views outway the likes so much, come on people how hard is it to give a thumbs up 🤷♂️👍
Absolutely agree!
LOL! Thank you so much! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrailsYour welcome guys :) i hope it helps those lazy fingered viewers to wake up a bit 🤣
@@bobgeldof3751 Brilliant! Sarah :)
andrew looks like the brother of tims travels
Sea foam not seen that before I don't think.
Nothing like the ocean to show us how the world goes on despite our problems, like COVID-19 and a US election that won't end. Even in a storm the ocean seems to be saying "It could be worse." Take care of yourselves.
A storm definitely puts everything in perspective! Sarah :)
Think you should have left your washing machine at home, you have a small leak!