Super SECRET Beauty Spot in Cornwall with a ROYAL story!
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- Опубліковано 4 кві 2024
- We wanted to find out if it was worth visiting Tremayne Quay. This quay was built in 1846 for a Royal visit that never happened!
Sir Richard Vyvyan owned the area and in anticipation of the royal visit rebuilt the quay, planted a woodland and laid a substantial carriageway from his house and estate to the quay. When bad weather came in, the royal visit was abandoned.
Today the woodland and quay are owned by the National Trust who maintain public access. The carriageway runs for about 3/4 of a mile from a small parking area, following the creekside and offers a secret, secluded place to walk and take a picnic.
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We are Sarah and Andrew and we film our walks around Cornwall and publish on UA-cam, usually weekly. Sometimes we stay in accommodation in Cornwall and upload our vlog. Sarah is fascinated by sea glass and likes to collect it so there may be the occasional sea glass video too. The channel is a hobby and we both have normal day jobs!
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Sorry to hear you have both been so poorly! Thank you for making the effort to get out and make this lovely video ( your little doggie is very entertaining ☺). I’m sure the fresh air did you a power of good.
You are so kind, Sarah :)
Oh, I love woodlamd walking with these beautiful trees with the curly branches and close to an estuary ❤️. Queen Victoria would have cried her eyes out if she knew what she was missing. And the quay is huuuuge!!! What a great disappointment it must have been that they didn't visit! 😢
Thank you for another lovely and educational video. Torunn 🥰
Hi Torunn, the quay is very impressive, I was so surprised to see it in such a remote place! Sarah :)
Very sorry to hear you have been poorly hope you are both well you have been missed on u tube I looked forward on a Friday to your walks keep well look after your selves lovely to see you again
And doggies x❤
Thank you! Nearly back to normal! Sarah :)
Sorry to hear you had COVID but glad you are well enough to go out walking again. Did this walk in 2020 when I set myself the challenge of visiting all national trust places and car parks in Cornwall in 1 year! Lovely place for a sunny walk with the spring flowers out. Enjoyed watching your Bath videos too!
thank you! We enjoyed our trip to Bath, makes you appreciate what you have! Sarah :)
Hi Sarah and Andrew, I'm sorry to hear that Covid had caught you. I wish that you both make a full recovery. We did the hike last year in February. It was beautiful there with the curly branches and a wonderful spot to take out my sketchbook. It was nice to hear the story about it. Thank you so much for sharing. Andrew definitely needs to go back and have a pasty:). It's worth it! Oh, the cute dogs needed a bath:)). It also rained a lot here in Germany and the footpaths in the woods are still very muddy. Spring is coming with a lot of much needed sunshine.☀ Take care. Have a lovely weekend, Gabi:)
We are looking forward to spring with longer and hopefully sunnier days! Sarah :)
Glad you are feeling better. Thank you for another great, fun vlog and also a new unit of measurement, I now measure outdoors by dog ! Keep up the great work, love it.
😂 It might catch on!! 🤣
Glad you are on the mend from Covid, it takes a while to shake off. That looks a stunning walk you found and all down to your amazing research. The sound of running water and birds singing must have been a huge lift for you Nice to see your boys having fun too, take care guys,,,,,,,Brian&Jane
Thanks 👍Sarah :)
Great Royal connections combined with beautiful views, entertaining “mud-babies” and of-cause Andrew is always entertaining what more could we want, The Blue Bells beginning to sprout will look glorious, reminds me of Scotland in the spring they stretched as far has the eye could see, we used to visit “Queens View” Albert & Victoria’s favourite picnic site, so Royalty loved Cornwall as much as we do, I learn something new every day, sorry about the dreaded Covid, I had a real bad dose when it was rampant quite horrendous🥴wishing you both a speedy recovery, take care until next time 🤗
Mud-babies! 😂 I like that! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails Hi. Adorable Mud-babies, that bring pleasure to all of us that enjoy their antics and zest for life 🥰
Glad you are feeling better. Thankyou for a lovely walk. 🥰🇬🇧
my first thought was smuggllng as its tucked out of the way - my favourite du Maurier is Frenchmans Creek - glad you are both well on the road to recovery, rest & fresh air is the quay ;-)
I love Frenchman’s creek too! Her book hook you in, and before I know it, I’ve read a couple of chapters! Sarah :)
Did this walk two months ago ansum sounds of the wildlife amazing and had a Gear Farm pasty my favourite always a treat when visiting the Lizard good to see back fit and well ish 🥰😉👍
Nice one! 👍
Lovely to see you both back in action, and accompanied by the doggies! That is such a peaceful woodland walk, and I love the sound of a stream wending it's way down & through...it's one of my favourite features of Cornwall ~ you're never far from the sound & movement of water 💙. The river view & quay is amazing...'75 Dogs Long' (sounds like the title for a mystery novel). Hope Andrew eventually got his elusive pasty. Love the pretty classic print top Sarah. Dont forget to pace yoursleves for the next couple of months (level walks!) x
We are recovering well, virtually back to normal. Great walk and we felt so much better afterwards! Sarah :)
I hope you both continue to recover from being ill, lovely walk , I shall be down that way in a few weeks.
Have a great time! Sarah :)
That was a lot of fun! Thank you both. Greetings, again, from Bodmin Moor - the remote bit.
Our pleasure! Sarah :)
Очень красивые места, хоть и не много грязновато. Представляю, как здесь чудесно летом в солнечную погоду! Сара, какая же ты молодец! Ещё не совсем выздоровила, а уже совершаешь такие длительные прогулки. Здоровья тебе и Эндрю и милым собачкам, радуйте нас и дальше своими путешествиями.
Thank you! Sarah :)
I hope you partook of the delightful lunches at the Flora cafe on the Trelowarren estate! One of Cornwall's best preserved and most atmospheric fogous lurks there as well.
Sounds very interesting! We must check it out, Sarah :)
What a fabulous post: and you both did really well doing that walk after having had Covid. This looks to be a good place to visit but will wait until this appalling weather improves (if it ever does 😉)
Seeing your doggies reminded me of the wonderful times we had with our late Springer Spaniel at Tehidy Woods where she’d often as not get plastered in mud 😁
Our dogs are never happier than when they are muddy! Sarah :)
I agree, that road down to Tremayne is very narrow and windy. It is beautiful down there though. Hope you both get over covid soon, the after effects can last a while. The Vyvyan family still live at Trelowarren and Sir Ferrers is a Baronet if that helps.
We are improving now, almost back to normal! Sarah :)
Very enjoyable as usual. Love the stories and the actual places they originated. The key was very impressive at 75 dogs long.
Thank you very much! Sarah :)
I love pirate history. Those buccaneers really got around! I’m en route to past pirate 🏴☠️ held islands in Nicaragua tomorrow.
Thanks for a great vlog. Get well. Elderberry syrup might help. Happy April.
Have a wonderful trip! I hope you find some pirates! Arghh! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails No pirates yet. I’m a snorkeler. I’ve seen nurse sharks, beautiful tropical fish, starfish and corals. Still looking for a treasure chest.
I've tasted and eaten many pasties and have to say gear is one of the best. Many locals buy them as well as holiday makers in the know from else where
Not such a well kept secret these days! Sarah :)
Yet another wonderful vlog, thank you. You always make us smile.
😊 thank you! Sarah
Missed that beautiful place in younger years....wonder if it would be possible to camp there for a weekend, if NT owned perhaps not but love to one day❤
I believe people do camp on the quay in the summer months, perfect location really! Sarah :)
You’ve found another absolute gem of a walk . Informative and entertaining as you always are . Thank you 👍
Thanks, Sarah :)
Glad to see you both are on your way to recovery, lovely to see the fur babies! Still rest and take care, and have a great week ahead, sending lots of happiness, Lori
Thank you! We are both on the mend! Sarah :)
A lovely video. Thankyou. Kind wishes, JoyThompson..your fellow vintage book lover
Oh thank you! We need a new bookcase!! He! He! Sarah :)
So sorry to hear that you have been poorly! Glad you are on the mend. Take it slowly.
It was a lovely walk. Your dog made an impressive jump onto the quay!
Thanks again.
I saw that too and left it on the edit, just because! He jumps everywhere! Sarah :)
Great story and beautiful walk through tremayne woods 🥰
Its a dogs life but very useful. Great Video, and I hope you feel better soon. All the best Bob
Thanks 👍 Sarah :)
So lovely to have you back.
Wish you a good and speedy recovery.....
Thank you! Sarah :)
I do find watching your videos relaxing
Yet another great walk, from the pre video photos I thought you were walking to the key in Trelisik woods near the iron age fort. Glad to hear you are both on the mend😀😀
😂 I hope we surprised you! Sarah :)
You did, we almost camped at Trelawaren 50 years ago but Trewan Hall was a few pence cheaper, camped later caravan at Trewan for the next 52 years. She means cottages from this year.
Age not she! Predictive text strikes again.
Sorry to hear you’ve been so poorly with Covid. Hope you will soon be 100% recovered, don’t push yourselves too hard till you are. This looks a lovely peaceful walk and such fun watching the muddy pups enjoying it with you
A muddy dog is a happy dog! Sarah :)
So Glad to have you back. That walk should make you feel better !! xx
It certainly did! Sarah :)
Hi Sarah and Andrew. I really enjoyed your woodland walk and the history of the key. Hope you both get well soon. I loved seeing the dogs forricking about in the grass and getting slightly muddy.
Glad you enjoyed it, Sarah :)
Thank you so much. Your effort set against your recovery is so brave of you.
Brill.
Thank you! Sarah :)
Hi Andrew and Sarah nice to see you back, i hope you have a full recovery after your bout of covid. Your walk today was much needed as we have had nothing but rain since January. Tremayne Quay must be beautiful in the sunshine and a great place to picnic.
I think we will sneak back on a sunny day when the tourist season is in full swing! Take a pasty! Sarah :)
Hello from Ohio. Enjoyed the video. Love stories and history all mixed together. Sorry you are not well. Feel better.
Thank you! Sarah :)
Welcome back. Glad you've (almost) recovered from the dreaded covid. And glad to see the little mud magnets again, have missed their antics🐕. I'm wondering who was the most disappointed, Sir Richard on missing out on a royal guest, or Andrew finding Gear farm closed😭. The person who installed that swing must have used Andrews measuring system. 2 Irish wolfhounds or a Great Dane and 1/2 😂
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Lovely to have you both back & what a great video - we really enjoyed it - We have been to Trelowarren, many years ago and I remember the lovely cafe - it is a pretty drive to the house but I never got as far as the Quay but I did know about the Queen Victoria story. Great to see the doggies - 2 very muddy ones ha ha!! another job when you get home. Well done 10/10.
Glad you enjoyed it! Sarah :)
Nice video guys. Finally getting to catch up and watch some UA-cam. Glad you are both getting better again. There are definitely some interesting places around the lizard. We both think Gear Farm pasties are the best. You'll definitely have to try again another time.
Great video 👍
Thanks 👍
Wow, never knew about that. Thanks for sharing. Get well soon xx
You’re welcome 😊
Lovely video ,I also am getting over my second bout of covid ,managed to avoid it until this Christmas and then came down with it yet again at Easter 😞so am really looking forward to our holiday in Cornwall in June ,it will be our cocker spaniel puppy Rosie’s first seaside holiday so looking forward to some of your lovely doggy walks 🐶
Sorry to hear that! It is such a horrid virus! On a brighter note, I hope that Rosie will enjoy some digging in the beach too! Sarah :)
Hopd you soon feel better! We found when we had COVID, we were breathless gor a long time. Be careful not yo overdo it, thst way Long COVID lies! Thank uou for showing us this one, we'd love to do it when we visit Cornwall again, but wonder how we'd do it without a car...maybe a canoe?
Difficult to get to without a car! Sarah :)
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Euch Lieben noch gute Besserung und werdet schnell wieder gesund. Es ist bestimmt sehr anstrengend jetzt zu gehen und sprechen 🇩🇪😘🇨🇰❤️
Thank you! Sarah :)
Succumbing to the "cure" ? Cornwall will be deserted soon😮
COVID 😢
So hope you recover 100% its nasty to catch even now.
Well that's going to be one place I look into visiting as we're big walkers and although not a challenge its still a lovely place better in some sunshine 😊
Be great for kayaking but that parking is not going to be usable as I have a kayak trailer too.
Will look into parking elsewhere and kayaking in .
Thanks for sharing great video and place.
Glad you both managed to find time to visit edit and share.
I've edited a few of my video lately it's hard so time consuming.
Search for me I have few padstow video and some new ones in my village .
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Kev the Brinklow kayaker
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UA-cam is a very, very time consuming hobby! In our case - all consuming! From research to publishing and promoting. Huge fun though!! 😄
Great video. I visited their 5 years ago, Hope you get well soon,
Beautiful place! Sarah :)