Have you walked any, or all of the South West Coast Path - if so, what section was your favourite? If you haven't, would you hike this section after watching the video?
Caroline, Thank you for sharing your very nice videos of the Cornwall coast.🏞 I keep watching for "Doc Martin".👴 I would love to hike the Cornwall coast. 🚶♀🚶♀🚶♂🚶♂Your videos are very well done. Wishing you and Andy a great 2022. Cheers 🍰🍰☕☕🧔
Thank you for the well wishes. I must confess, I've not seen Doc Martin, though there were plenty of marketing nods to it (that and Poldark) when we visited and I saw the odd tailor made tour for it too. Thank you again for such kind words saying the videos are well done! 🙏
The Boscastle harbour area really caught my eye, love it when the tide is out and the boats just sit on the seabed like that. I know those 'raining for at least an hour' clouds and they are not fun - cool to take photos of when they're coming in or moving past but not good to be directly underneath one. You got your stopping places for coffee and lunch spot on - what a view you had and the rain left you alone too! The coastline reminded me of north-east Scotland on the NC500, the coves, bays, grassy cliffs, sea stacks and weather were a perfect match. Have you ever thought about doing a big multi day walk like the whole of the South West Coastal? I know some people do but I read that it takes months!
I've ummed and aaahed about a multi day hike, but the logistics of it just seems a bit crazy. I'd be restricted to school holidays so would likely need to book accommodations or camp sites well ahead of time, and I often wonder about what would happen if the weather was horrendous and I just wanted to do a shorter stint (You can tell I really have thought about this). There's a number of international places I want to visit that would entail multi day trekking, namely Machu Picchu in Peru, the Lost City in Colombia and Everest Basecamp - all of which would be done with a guide who'd be able to sort out the logistics. I've also looked into UCPA over in France too, to do hut-hut hikes, again, organised through UCPA guides. I think my issue is that I have too many places on my bucket list. As for your comment about the landscapes having an NC500 nod to them - completely agree, 2 stunning places in the UK!
@@WhenAdventureKnox Ha yes I can tell you have put a lot of thought into it. Sounds like some real challenges there but very rewarding I'm sure. I read that the South West Coastal path is around 600 miles and takes about 50-60 days - now that would be an adventure!
Looks beautiful. The view into the harbour reminded me of Staithes (I think), I live in Perth in WA now and miss all this so I’m really enjoying your videos. Keep it up!
Hi Chris. Now you mention it, I totally see it. I grew up in the North East and my uncle is in Whitby so know the area well, yet hadn't made the connection. I bet Perth is amazing though - I'm so cold in mid January, all wrapped up in a blanket as I type this, so very envious of how warm it must be there now!
I've walked all the coast path when I was younger and also all the parts at different times as I live on the coast path. It's impossible to choose a favourite bit as its all different and often it depends on the weather and depends what your more interested in. Anyway I'm planning to walk the coast path again this year and take my time more as before I didn't really stop to look around and take in the scenery so much as I do now. Might be an age thing.😂Anyway very nice video and you speak to the camara very well though I'm not sure if you need the music. I think all the natural sounds around you is nice enough. 😊😊😊
Hi Shaun, thank you so much for such a lovely message. That's amazing that you've hiked the whole path, you're going back to do it all again and you've done it in smaller chunks at other times too - very impressive! Completely agree about needing to take in the time to appreciate the scenery, and to spot smaller things like the insects along the way. Like you, I used to think a good hike was when I could blitz it and say 'I did it in record time', but have realised taking is slower is better than being able to brag about timings afterwards 🤦♀️🤣 They do say as you get older you get wiser. Funny that you mention about the music. I'm in the process of editing a couple of videos from the series that will follow this Davon and Cornwall one and have decided not to have any music in them past the intro, so as to take in the natural sounds caught on film. Will be interesting to see how everyone else reacts to them.
420views and only 17likes...come on people what is wrong with you hit the like button and give these young kids some love and encouragement, thay produce such high quality and Interesting content fhay deserve a "like" it's not costing you anything is it!!!.🤔🇬🇧
Hi Brad - thank you SO much for your support. It would mean so much to me if everyone who watched these videos were to hit the like button as it would help the video spread to more people! So pleased to read that you feel the video is of high quality and interesting, 2 things I try my best to aim for. I'm so hopeful others will see your comment and hike the like button
Forse non leggerete mai la mia richiesta di informazioni ,volevo sapere che differenze ci sono esattamente è semplicemente tra il popolo della Bretagna francese e quello della Cornovaglia ,intendo come ospitalità modo di fare integrazione con loro perché mi vorrei trasferire essendo anche un amante delle leggende celtiche. Io le ho visitato entrambe ma non ho avuto modo di assaporare le differenze culturali e per ciò che riguarda la tradizione di Re Artù quale è ripeto l'integrazione in livello di integrazione con le due popolazioni per un italiano anche a livello lavorativo vi ringrazio e vi faccio i complimenti per il video. Le Differenze paesaggistiche che io ho potuto notare sono che in Cornovaglia si trova molto più verde essere come essere in Irlanda mentre la Bretagna francese a volte e arida come in Italia è il caldo è afoso mentre in Cornovaglia il clima è più secco e ventilato. In quale dei due paesi prevale di più la cultura celtica e il richiamo alle crociate con vari documenti e reperti storici? Grazie
Salve, temo di non essere sicuro di poter rispondere alle vostre domande, soprattutto perché non ho molta esperienza in quella parte della Francia. Se stavi cercando di trasferirti in Cornovaglia, è una parte meravigliosa del Regno Unito. Tuttavia, uno dei problemi maggiori è trovare un impiego, o almeno un impiego per vederti durante l'intero anno poiché molti lavori sono stagionali per soddisfare il mercato turistico. Grazie per le belle parole sul video.
How are you doing mrs Caroline actually those days we are in Arabic countries have increased numbers of COVID-19 patients cases although schools and other work places have safety precautions may god end this misery soon amen even vaccines relief symptoms of sickness not prevent it as always iam gathering main points about places you visited briefly here it’s Boscastle Cornish is village and fishing port on North Cornwall England in civil parish of Forrabury and minster it’s have picturesque harbour popular tourist destinations attractions such as museum of mitchcraft uncle Paul emporium Boscastle pottery shop national trust run shop at harbour visitors center and old smithy there are heavy rainfall in storms close to village causing two rivers burst their banks buildings were badly damaged people head to act quickly to survive there too 300 beaches land is quite steep motte galiey castle at Boscastle in year 2004 floods in two villages of Boscastle and crackington haven in Cornwall and tintagel or Trevena Cornish meaning village on mountain is civil parish village situated on Atlantic coast of Cornwall nearby tintagel castle associated with legends surrounding King Arthur and recent time has became tourists attractions
Hi Khatoon, lovely to hear from you again, and I am well thank you. Our COVID numbers have gone up significantly too, and like in Arabic countries, our government is putting safety precautions in place in schools and other workplaces where people can't work from home. After our Christmas holidays, we now have to wear masks at all times indoors at school, before Christmas these weren't required in a classroom. Much like you, I ma eager for things to get back to as normal as our new normal can possibly be!
Last part of my research ladies window attractions doc Martin tour in port Isaac beginner surf experience in new quay new quay coaster in adventure hot air ballon half day surf experience in new quay walking tour through Falmouth private historical Cornish tour horse drawn country tours surf lessons axe head urban axe surf yoga wild camp weekend rocky valley is small valley in parish of tintagel Merlin cave is located in tintagel 5 kilometers there such interesting reading about Merlin cave about King Arthur when he was infant wave bringing him to shore to his safety King Arthur is legendary king and his knights of round table ithought he was real king name Merlin cave date from sixth th century poet. Tennyson’ immortalized Merlin cave in his ldylls of king Merlin buried in magical forest Merlin was magician as tale said spent much of his life in cave bear his name because his dwelling in cave he was able to rescue infant Arthur from wave when drift shores as abandoned castaway King Arthur Conan s legendary British leader according to medieval histories and romance led defense of Britain against Saxon invaders in late 5 th and early 6 th centuries composed of welsh English folklore thank you for sharing your trips with us even virtually showing us such magnificent landscapes encourage us to learn new information explore places unknown to us improve our English language as well stay safe blessed good luck to you your dearest ones
Hi Khatoon. Love the research you always do based on the places I've visited! 🙏 Had you heard of King Arthur and Merlin's Cave before? It's a story that's told to us a lot when we're younger at school so it's unusual for anyone here not to have heard it, but I do wonder if it's restricted to the British Isles of if people overseas know of it!
Have you walked any, or all of the South West Coast Path - if so, what section was your favourite? If you haven't, would you hike this section after watching the video?
Did almost this very walk last week but from Tintagel to Ladies Window and back. It was lovely.
Wow amazing beautiful sharing dear friend 👍♥️♥️♥️😊🥰🤝🙏 Stay connected dear
Thank you - pleased you enjoyed it! 🙏
We are back, this video is beautiful the way you had filming.very interesting anyway !
Have a nice weekend
Thank you guys, your comment is so kind and super helpful too! 🙏 Hope you guys have a nice weekend too!
Loved this walk. Keep um coming. God bless
Thank you Darren 🙏 Got plenty more walking videos still to come!
awesome :)
thanks for sharing :)
You're most welcome. So pleased you enjoyed the video
Caroline, Thank you for sharing your very nice videos of the Cornwall coast.🏞 I keep watching for "Doc Martin".👴 I would love to hike the Cornwall coast. 🚶♀🚶♀🚶♂🚶♂Your videos are very well done. Wishing you and Andy a great 2022. Cheers 🍰🍰☕☕🧔
Thank you for the well wishes. I must confess, I've not seen Doc Martin, though there were plenty of marketing nods to it (that and Poldark) when we visited and I saw the odd tailor made tour for it too. Thank you again for such kind words saying the videos are well done! 🙏
The Dragon Quest series used Tintagel as it's basis for the main castle (random fun fact). Cheers Caroline on another great adventure. ❤️☕
Oh, that's so cool, I didn't know that! Of all the castles in the world too! Pleased you enjoyed it
Happy memories
So pleased the video was able to bring back happy memories for you Julie!
The Boscastle harbour area really caught my eye, love it when the tide is out and the boats just sit on the seabed like that. I know those 'raining for at least an hour' clouds and they are not fun - cool to take photos of when they're coming in or moving past but not good to be directly underneath one. You got your stopping places for coffee and lunch spot on - what a view you had and the rain left you alone too! The coastline reminded me of north-east Scotland on the NC500, the coves, bays, grassy cliffs, sea stacks and weather were a perfect match. Have you ever thought about doing a big multi day walk like the whole of the South West Coastal? I know some people do but I read that it takes months!
I've ummed and aaahed about a multi day hike, but the logistics of it just seems a bit crazy. I'd be restricted to school holidays so would likely need to book accommodations or camp sites well ahead of time, and I often wonder about what would happen if the weather was horrendous and I just wanted to do a shorter stint (You can tell I really have thought about this). There's a number of international places I want to visit that would entail multi day trekking, namely Machu Picchu in Peru, the Lost City in Colombia and Everest Basecamp - all of which would be done with a guide who'd be able to sort out the logistics. I've also looked into UCPA over in France too, to do hut-hut hikes, again, organised through UCPA guides. I think my issue is that I have too many places on my bucket list. As for your comment about the landscapes having an NC500 nod to them - completely agree, 2 stunning places in the UK!
@@WhenAdventureKnox Ha yes I can tell you have put a lot of thought into it. Sounds like some real challenges there but very rewarding I'm sure. I read that the South West Coastal path is around 600 miles and takes about 50-60 days - now that would be an adventure!
Looks beautiful. The view into the harbour reminded me of Staithes (I think), I live in Perth in WA now and miss all this so I’m really enjoying your videos. Keep it up!
Hi Chris. Now you mention it, I totally see it. I grew up in the North East and my uncle is in Whitby so know the area well, yet hadn't made the connection. I bet Perth is amazing though - I'm so cold in mid January, all wrapped up in a blanket as I type this, so very envious of how warm it must be there now!
Hi Caroline 🥰 great channel. I’ve hit that subscribe button and pressed the bell icon. Ben here from Uk wild camper ⛺️
Hi Ben! So pleased you liked the video enough to want to subscribe AND hit the bell icon! 🙏 Thank you for your kind words!
@@WhenAdventureKnox 🥰my pleasure 🙏🏻
I've walked all the coast path when I was younger and also all the parts at different times as I live on the coast path. It's impossible to choose a favourite bit as its all different and often it depends on the weather and depends what your more interested in. Anyway I'm planning to walk the coast path again this year and take my time more as before I didn't really stop to look around and take in the scenery so much as I do now. Might be an age thing.😂Anyway very nice video and you speak to the camara very well though I'm not sure if you need the music. I think all the natural sounds around you is nice enough. 😊😊😊
Hi Shaun, thank you so much for such a lovely message. That's amazing that you've hiked the whole path, you're going back to do it all again and you've done it in smaller chunks at other times too - very impressive! Completely agree about needing to take in the time to appreciate the scenery, and to spot smaller things like the insects along the way. Like you, I used to think a good hike was when I could blitz it and say 'I did it in record time', but have realised taking is slower is better than being able to brag about timings afterwards 🤦♀️🤣 They do say as you get older you get wiser. Funny that you mention about the music. I'm in the process of editing a couple of videos from the series that will follow this Davon and Cornwall one and have decided not to have any music in them past the intro, so as to take in the natural sounds caught on film. Will be interesting to see how everyone else reacts to them.
420views and only 17likes...come on people what is wrong with you hit the like button and give these young kids some love and encouragement, thay produce such high quality and Interesting content fhay deserve a "like" it's not costing you anything is it!!!.🤔🇬🇧
Hi Brad - thank you SO much for your support. It would mean so much to me if everyone who watched these videos were to hit the like button as it would help the video spread to more people! So pleased to read that you feel the video is of high quality and interesting, 2 things I try my best to aim for. I'm so hopeful others will see your comment and hike the like button
@@WhenAdventureKnox only speaking the truth...look forward to your next adventure.😎💕🇬🇧
Forse non leggerete mai la mia richiesta di informazioni ,volevo sapere che differenze ci sono esattamente è semplicemente tra il popolo della Bretagna francese e quello della Cornovaglia ,intendo come ospitalità modo di fare integrazione con loro perché mi vorrei trasferire essendo anche un amante delle leggende celtiche. Io le ho visitato entrambe ma non ho avuto modo di assaporare le differenze culturali e per ciò che riguarda la tradizione di Re Artù quale è ripeto l'integrazione in livello di integrazione con le due popolazioni per un italiano anche a livello lavorativo vi ringrazio e vi faccio i complimenti per il video.
Le Differenze paesaggistiche che io ho potuto notare sono che in Cornovaglia si trova molto più verde essere come essere in Irlanda mentre la Bretagna francese a volte e arida come in Italia è il caldo è afoso mentre in Cornovaglia il clima è più secco e ventilato.
In quale dei due paesi prevale di più la cultura celtica e il richiamo alle crociate con vari documenti e reperti storici?
Grazie
Salve, temo di non essere sicuro di poter rispondere alle vostre domande, soprattutto perché non ho molta esperienza in quella parte della Francia. Se stavi cercando di trasferirti in Cornovaglia, è una parte meravigliosa del Regno Unito. Tuttavia, uno dei problemi maggiori è trovare un impiego, o almeno un impiego per vederti durante l'intero anno poiché molti lavori sono stagionali per soddisfare il mercato turistico. Grazie per le belle parole sul video.
How are you doing mrs Caroline actually those days we are in Arabic countries have increased numbers of COVID-19 patients cases although schools and other work places have safety precautions may god end this misery soon amen even vaccines relief symptoms of sickness not prevent it as always iam gathering main points about places you visited briefly here it’s Boscastle Cornish is village and fishing port on North Cornwall England in civil parish of Forrabury and minster it’s have picturesque harbour popular tourist destinations attractions such as museum of mitchcraft uncle Paul emporium Boscastle pottery shop national trust run shop at harbour visitors center and old smithy there are heavy rainfall in storms close to village causing two rivers burst their banks buildings were badly damaged people head to act quickly to survive there too 300 beaches land is quite steep motte galiey castle at Boscastle in year 2004 floods in two villages of Boscastle and crackington haven in Cornwall and tintagel or Trevena Cornish meaning village on mountain is civil parish village situated on Atlantic coast of Cornwall nearby tintagel castle associated with legends surrounding King Arthur and recent time has became tourists attractions
Hi Khatoon, lovely to hear from you again, and I am well thank you. Our COVID numbers have gone up significantly too, and like in Arabic countries, our government is putting safety precautions in place in schools and other workplaces where people can't work from home. After our Christmas holidays, we now have to wear masks at all times indoors at school, before Christmas these weren't required in a classroom. Much like you, I ma eager for things to get back to as normal as our new normal can possibly be!
Last part of my research ladies window attractions doc Martin tour in port Isaac beginner surf experience in new quay new quay coaster in adventure hot air ballon half day surf experience in new quay walking tour through Falmouth private historical Cornish tour horse drawn country tours surf lessons axe head urban axe surf yoga wild camp weekend rocky valley is small valley in parish of tintagel Merlin cave is located in tintagel 5 kilometers there such interesting reading about Merlin cave about King Arthur when he was infant wave bringing him to shore to his safety King Arthur is legendary king and his knights of round table ithought he was real king name Merlin cave date from sixth th century poet. Tennyson’ immortalized Merlin cave in his ldylls of king Merlin buried in magical forest Merlin was magician as tale said spent much of his life in cave bear his name because his dwelling in cave he was able to rescue infant Arthur from wave when drift shores as abandoned castaway King Arthur Conan s legendary British leader according to medieval histories and romance led defense of Britain against Saxon invaders in late 5 th and early 6 th centuries composed of welsh English folklore thank you for sharing your trips with us even virtually showing us such magnificent landscapes encourage us to learn new information explore places unknown to us improve our English language as well stay safe blessed good luck to you your dearest ones
Hi Khatoon. Love the research you always do based on the places I've visited! 🙏 Had you heard of King Arthur and Merlin's Cave before? It's a story that's told to us a lot when we're younger at school so it's unusual for anyone here not to have heard it, but I do wonder if it's restricted to the British Isles of if people overseas know of it!