@@CornishWalkingTrails I love all the videos Sarah...visually stunning, informative, and such good fun. They have been an absolute lifesaver during London lockdown 😊
Thanks for the walk. Tasty cake you came across and that apple juice looks wonderful. The last nice one we had was from the Sandringham Estate and it was lovely. Warm greetings, Julie.
Really enjoying Cornwall and you are right about coming this time of the year Went to Bedruthan Steps today and it was even more spectacular than I remember it being Also yesterday walked to the Huer hut in Newquay that you have shown on your channel Thanks for all the places you have shown me on here When I return to Canada next week it will be nice to still see your channel to keep my memories going Thanks
Hi Carly, I am glad to hear that you have had a fab time here in Cornwall! It's lovely to think you will be continuing to watch when you return, Sarah :)
Another fabulous walk, thank you Sarah and Andrew. We love the rural lanes with the centre "verge" - found a few ourselves last week. A superbly edited video which belies the care and planning you put in to make these walks so enjoyable. Diana & John
Just found this video. I was trying to find some information on Lower Cusgarne and was lead to this video. Love it. My Dad's ancestors lived in Gwennap, Cusgarne.... My husband and I were in Gwennap in 2009 and walked all around that area. It's very lovely. My ancestors appeared to live in Gwennap back into the 1600s and are buried in the church cemetery you showed. We walked all over the cemetery grounds, too. We arrived when the church was closed that day, so thanks for showing us the inside of it. It's beautiful. We each had a savory pastie and dessert pastie in the Gwennap Pit to honor the ancestors. Dad's grandfather and sibs, parents all immigrated to the USA. Thanks so much for posting this video. Less Disney, haha I wish, we live in Florida. Disney and the theme parks have made a mess of our state.
I think we could exchange notes on the impact of tourism!! Being a county that hosts a lot of tourists, in fact our population multiplies by 5 in peak season and it makes Cornwall an interesting and challenging place to live! Sarah :)
I must ‘chip in’ and add a comment to this tranquil, informative video. I am about to look up Cusgarne Organic Farm Shop and see if I can find it. I loved every part of this video and this is proof that August Bank Holiday don’t have to be spent in traffic on the A30. Really loved seeing your gorgeous doggie again so full of beans. I would like to score this 10/10. Well done AGAIN
Thanks Sarah and Andrew, the walk was so beautiful and the churches were so pretty. Thanks for taking me on a trip. Somewhere that I could only dream of going.so beautiful maybe one day. Both of you are so adorable. And your doggie is so sweet. Thank you again for your Cornish Walks.
Thank you for this idyllic video of the countryside in Cornwall. And also for showing the Minecraft hedge ;-) You are lucky to have so many lovely and lush paths crisscrossing your country :-)
Hi Torunn, Yes as far as the paths are concerned, we had no idea that it would be different for other countries. We guess it is because they have been there for many hundreds of years, linking villages by what was the only means of transport - walking! Unless you were rich and had a horse! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails Norway is mostly a stone :-) We have very few coastal paths here because the coastline is normally rocky and rises very high up straight from the sea with no plateau on top. We have more paths in the mountains but the environments are more barren and rocky than the British fields and along the coastline. It is quite beautiful in the mountains, but the paths are not always easily accessed and the surface can be demanding. There are are a lot of cabins one can borrow for a fee from "Den Norske Turistforening" which means "The Norwegian tourist association". Some of them are large and more or less like a simple mountain hotel with full board and many beds. And those cost quite a lot to stay in. Many people walk from cabin to cabin and stay overnight till the next day and then move on again to the next. But the nature and the paths are very different from those in Cornwall :-) In Norway, we have also travelled a lot by boat back in the day when roads were few or not existing. Torunn :-)
Well, what a coincidence! I couldn't watch this vid yesterday as I was guess where?.....up town in London visiting John Wesley's Chapel and the house he lived in on the City Road Moorgate! And then I tune in to your channel tonight and find you are in Gwennap & the surrounding area visiting the methodist chapel!! We will be visiting Gwennap next week. What a lovely walk...such peace and quiet for a Bank Holiday weekend. Loved the church...the Methodist chapels are quite special...google John Wesleys Chapel in London...it's fabulous, with a Museum in the crypt telling the story of his life and works. I hope I will be able to get along to Cusgarne Organic farm too for a bit of that cake! J x
From London to humble but beautiful Gwennap! If you are looking for somewhere else to visit, try Trevince House. We have not been there yet and would love to know what you think. The garden opened last year and we are planning to have a mouch in the spring! Sarah :)
Thanks for the recommendation....Googled Trevince....sadly only open Fridays Saturdays and Sundays so won't be there on those days :-((...however, you might be interested to know that the House is open for a week of events from 29th November for a Christmas fayre....it looks really nice...go visit for me & pop it up on You Tube!! It looks so interesting there & I am sure that all your followers would love to see it too!! I wanted to visit Godolphin too...but guess what...shut next week, re-opens when we go home! Grrrrr......!
Enjoyed your walk I have been missing seeing you on u-tube I am in Cornwall right now from Canada and yesterday went to Kynance Cove Breathtakingly beautiful
Thanks for a wonderful video! Every time I watched your amazing videos, I felt that I could move to Cornwall (live in Sweden) and spend the rest of my life walking all these wonderful walks in Cornwall. Thank you!
Absolutely wonderful! I score it 10 out of 10! Thank you for the church stops. Lovely! So nice to see your spaniel again, along with some gorgeous green countryside, and Andrew was in rare form. Good job all!
Endless charm and fascinating history. I'm quite sure I was born in the wrong country :) Another fine video guys. Funny you should mention John Wesley and Methodists. I have several ancestors from England named John Wesley ....John Wesley Northam, JW Hastings, Stuart, Ballard, Maddox, and more. I have deep Virginia/southern roots, so no wonder:)
Oh that's so interesting! We are aware that when miners sought employment in other countries they took their religion with them. Perhaps if you dig deeply enough, you may have a connection! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails hello Sarah and Andrew yes its getting warmer hete but september is a rainy month...truly saying i dont really like summer here its very very hotspring and autumn are moderate
That was a nice walk. It was good to see the beautiful thatched cottages, churches and small farms. Its a good video so 10/10. Thanks for showing where on the map you walked. Beautiful countryside!
How interesting! Well, if anyone wants us to find a specific place, e.g. where granny grew up, or great grandparents were married, even a grave, drop us a line and we will go and find it make a little private video. We also have a large archivist centre in Cornwall with all of the parish records etc if ever you get stuck. A small fee to cover expenses would be appreciated, Sarah :)
Hi guys,we both love the spontaneous funny one line jokes that Andrew comes out with,on your amazing walking trails, Through the Cornish countryside,for many years my wife's father who lived in sticker,worked for the China clay company, In par,this is the reason why my wife and I love staying at par sands holiday park,this ideal location is just perfect for us To set off on our adventures all over your beautiful landscape, we would like to try one of your awesome walking trails, The next time the both of us visit Cornwall, tony
Hey guys hope you’re well, Great video, keep the videos coming and remember to take a look at our adventures, best wishes from all the team at Places2GoTravel :)
Hello Sarah and Andrew , I would score this walk 10 out of ten for sure !! So wonderful to see the precious fur boy and I hope the other precious one is doing well!! What gorgeous scenery , the thatched roof cottage was just perfect , I want to live there, lol!! My Lyla loves blackberries as well , she would have loved that walk !! Not one car on the streets, how peaceful. I cannot wait to Cornwall, I would love to meet up!! I will definitely keep you posted when we plan our trip😁I can be reached via email as well at ljs26@comcast.net Hope you are having a good week !! Busy weekend for us, the area high schools have homecoming festivities followed by a formal dance in the evening after football games !! Busy weekend for me , as always , lots of happiness your way, Lori
Hi Lori, yes, the furboys are great and in great spirits! Our older black and white dog is enjoying retirement. He still thinks he can walk 5 miles but when he actually tries, he soon gives up! We are now doing a dog walks and a dog amble every day! Sounds like you are certainly very busy but enjoying it all. All the best Sarah :)
Nice like the organ play!! Like the history of it Nice video again
I love the organ! The organists was practicing for the upcoming wedding and I love how they have missed the odd note, not quite perfect! Sarah :)
Well done you two
And doggy
Bless you
Still playing catch-up, and still many more miles of joyful walks with Sarah and Andrew to follow. Loving the Frogpool and crisps jokes : )
Yes, we have one or two videos! I think the older ones should come with a cringe warning!! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails I love all the videos Sarah...visually stunning, informative, and such good fun. They have been an absolute lifesaver during London lockdown 😊
Truly beautiful. I totally enjoyed it. Thank you . You two are so very cute together.
Just watching again! The chapel was so peaceful and pretty. And Andrew was particularly sharp!
Thanks again! Like repeats!! Sarah :)
Thanks for the walk. Tasty cake you came across and that apple juice looks wonderful. The last nice one we had was from the Sandringham Estate and it was lovely. Warm greetings, Julie.
Ah my two favourite piskies are back for another wonderful walk.
Don't tell anyone, but its the knitted pasties that do this bit for us! Sarah :)
Really enjoying Cornwall and you are right about coming this time of the year Went to Bedruthan Steps today and it was even more spectacular than I remember it being Also yesterday walked to the Huer hut in Newquay that you have shown on your channel Thanks for all the places you have shown me on here When I return to Canada next week it will be nice to still see your channel to keep my memories going
Thanks
Hi Carly, I am glad to hear that you have had a fab time here in Cornwall! It's lovely to think you will be continuing to watch when you return, Sarah :)
Another fabulous walk, thank you Sarah and Andrew. We love the rural lanes with the centre "verge" - found a few ourselves last week. A superbly edited video which belies the care and planning you put in to make these walks so enjoyable. Diana & John
As our son saya if you don't notice the editing, it must be good! Sarah :)
Just found this video. I was trying to find some information on Lower Cusgarne and was lead to this video. Love it. My Dad's ancestors lived in Gwennap, Cusgarne.... My husband and I were in Gwennap in 2009 and walked all around that area. It's very lovely. My ancestors appeared to live in Gwennap back into the 1600s and are buried in the church cemetery you showed. We walked all over the cemetery grounds, too. We arrived when the church was closed that day, so thanks for showing us the inside of it. It's beautiful. We each had a savory pastie and dessert pastie in the Gwennap Pit to honor the ancestors. Dad's grandfather and sibs, parents all immigrated to the USA. Thanks so much for posting this video. Less Disney, haha I wish, we live in Florida. Disney and the theme parks have made a mess of our state.
I think we could exchange notes on the impact of tourism!! Being a county that hosts a lot of tourists, in fact our population multiplies by 5 in peak season and it makes Cornwall an interesting and challenging place to live! Sarah :)
That was wonderful. Saw a lot of things. Love the interaction between you two. So funny. 👍👍
Absolutely wonderful...thankyou soo much...can't do this myself..but loved sharing with you...just wish I could have cake too☺️
I must ‘chip in’ and add a comment to this tranquil, informative video. I am about to look up Cusgarne Organic Farm Shop and see if I can find it. I loved every part of this video and this is proof that August Bank Holiday don’t have to be spent in traffic on the A30. Really loved seeing your gorgeous doggie again so full of beans. I would like to score this 10/10. Well done AGAIN
First 'chip' pun! Thanks for the 10/10, Sarah :)
Absolutely brilliant video 👍
Andrew I’m chipping in lol. Those cottages are beautiful.
Hi Anita, Glad you enjoyed the video, full of beautiful cottages and Cornish countryside, Sarah :)
Binge watching your videos new subscriber thank you guys ❤️ really enjoying
Lovely! Thank you! Sarah :)
Thanks Sarah and Andrew, the walk was so beautiful and the churches were so pretty.
Thanks for taking me on a trip. Somewhere that I could only dream of going.so beautiful maybe one day.
Both of you are so adorable. And your doggie is so sweet.
Thank you again for your Cornish Walks.
Thank you for this idyllic video of the countryside in Cornwall. And also for showing the Minecraft hedge ;-) You are lucky to have so many lovely and lush paths crisscrossing your country :-)
Hi Torunn, Yes as far as the paths are concerned, we had no idea that it would be different for other countries. We guess it is because they have been there for many hundreds of years, linking villages by what was the only means of transport - walking! Unless you were rich and had a horse! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails Norway is mostly a stone :-) We have very few coastal paths here because the coastline is normally rocky and rises very high up straight from the sea with no plateau on top. We have more paths in the mountains but the environments are more barren and rocky than the British fields and along the coastline. It is quite beautiful in the mountains, but the paths are not always easily accessed and the surface can be demanding. There are are a lot of cabins one can borrow for a fee from "Den Norske Turistforening" which means "The Norwegian tourist association". Some of them are large and more or less like a simple mountain hotel with full board and many beds. And those cost quite a lot to stay in. Many people walk from cabin to cabin and stay overnight till the next day and then move on again to the next. But the nature and the paths are very different from those in Cornwall :-) In Norway, we have also travelled a lot by boat back in the day when roads were few or not existing. Torunn :-)
Lovely walk both, you did the right thing trying to keep away from the bank holiday crowds! Frogpool, super name! Thanks both 😎👍💕
Hi Simon, Hope you enjoyed your recent Cornish pitstop! Look forward to the vids, Sarah :)
Thanks Sarah and Andrew for the wonderful video you both so lovely xx
Hi guys love the villages and the waterfall in the stream. Marie
Another enjoyable walk, always helpful with that touch of humour
My bedtime fix of Cornwall following a lovely holiday there, ❤ your videos so very much xx
Excellent video as always. What a lovely day out in peaceful surroundings. Top marks.
Well, what a coincidence! I couldn't watch this vid yesterday as I was guess where?.....up town in London visiting John Wesley's Chapel and the house he lived in on the City Road Moorgate! And then I tune in to your channel tonight and find you are in Gwennap & the surrounding area visiting the methodist chapel!! We will be visiting Gwennap next week. What a lovely walk...such peace and quiet for a Bank Holiday weekend. Loved the church...the Methodist chapels are quite special...google John Wesleys Chapel in London...it's fabulous, with a Museum in the crypt telling the story of his life and works. I hope I will be able to get along to Cusgarne Organic farm too for a bit of that cake! J x
From London to humble but beautiful Gwennap! If you are looking for somewhere else to visit, try Trevince House. We have not been there yet and would love to know what you think. The garden opened last year and we are planning to have a mouch in the spring! Sarah :)
Thanks for the recommendation....Googled Trevince....sadly only open Fridays Saturdays and Sundays so won't be there on those days :-((...however, you might be interested to know that the House is open for a week of events from 29th November for a Christmas fayre....it looks really nice...go visit for me & pop it up on You Tube!! It looks so interesting there & I am sure that all your followers would love to see it too!! I wanted to visit Godolphin too...but guess what...shut next week, re-opens when we go home! Grrrrr......!
Enjoyed your walk I have been missing seeing you on u-tube I am in Cornwall right now from Canada and yesterday went to Kynance Cove Breathtakingly beautiful
Ahhh! Kynance! One of my favourites! I hope you are enjoying Cornwall, perfect timing with our schools now back and less visitors here! Sarah :)
Thanks for a wonderful video! Every time I watched your amazing videos, I felt that I could move to Cornwall (live in Sweden) and spend the rest of my life walking all these wonderful walks in Cornwall. Thank you!
I have never visited Sweden but I imagine it is a beautiful place, pretty as a picture! Sarah :)
Absolutely wonderful! I score it 10 out of 10! Thank you for the church stops. Lovely! So nice to see your spaniel again, along with some gorgeous green countryside, and Andrew was in rare form. Good job all!
Hi Susan, Thanks for your lovely comment! Glad you enjoyed it, Sarah :)
Endless charm and fascinating history. I'm quite sure I was born in the wrong country :) Another fine video guys.
Funny you should mention John Wesley and Methodists. I have several ancestors from England named John Wesley ....John Wesley Northam, JW Hastings, Stuart, Ballard, Maddox, and more. I have deep Virginia/southern roots, so no wonder:)
Oh that's so interesting! We are aware that when miners sought employment in other countries they took their religion with them. Perhaps if you dig deeply enough, you may have a connection! Sarah :)
Greetings Sarahband Andrew thankyou for another fun Episode nice watching and spending Time with you
Hi Dave, We are now entering our autumn so I guess it is heating up for you just now, looking out the window - it's raining! Sarah :(
@@CornishWalkingTrails hello Sarah and Andrew yes its getting warmer hete but september is a rainy month...truly saying i dont really like summer here its very very hotspring and autumn are moderate
Coffees on & the Scotch Pancakes 🥞 ready 👍 Friday fix of Cornish Walking Trails - Perfect 👌
Ok, that made me reach for some scotch pancakes myself - YUM! Sarah :)
That was a nice walk. It was good to see the beautiful thatched cottages, churches and small farms. Its a good video so 10/10. Thanks for showing where on the map you walked. Beautiful countryside!
Lovely walk, a bit of everything of the inland scene!
The videos of your walks are enjoyed by my family history clients whose ancestors lived in some of your walking locations. Every walk is a great time!
How interesting! Well, if anyone wants us to find a specific place, e.g. where granny grew up, or great grandparents were married, even a grave, drop us a line and we will go and find it make a little private video. We also have a large archivist centre in Cornwall with all of the parish records etc if ever you get stuck. A small fee to cover expenses would be appreciated, Sarah :)
Omg my school is right down the road from there lol eek and finally a youtuber who films in cornwall thx 4 making this
Enjoyed seeing “Daddy” and his boy having so much fun in the fields. We’ve missed brown doggy. Beautiful walk as always!
Hi guys,we both love the spontaneous funny one line jokes that Andrew comes out with,on your amazing walking trails,
Through the Cornish countryside,for many years my wife's father who lived in sticker,worked for the China clay company,
In par,this is the reason why my wife and I love staying at par sands holiday park,this ideal location is just perfect for us
To set off on our adventures all over your beautiful landscape, we would like to try one of your awesome walking trails,
The next time the both of us visit Cornwall, tony
@ 11:46 Several years ago, I briefly met the late Phil Spector's great-nephew who was a quality assurance manager for Walkers. His name was Crispin.
Very good! Sarah :)
Hey guys hope you’re well, Great video, keep the videos coming and remember to take a look at our adventures, best wishes from all the team at Places2GoTravel :)
Hello Sarah and Andrew , I would score this walk 10 out of ten for sure !! So wonderful to see the precious fur boy and I hope the other precious one is doing well!! What gorgeous scenery , the thatched roof cottage was just perfect , I want to live there, lol!! My Lyla loves blackberries as well , she would have loved that walk !! Not one car on the streets, how peaceful. I cannot wait to Cornwall, I would love to meet up!! I will definitely keep you posted when we plan our trip😁I can be reached via email as well at ljs26@comcast.net Hope you are having a good week !! Busy weekend for us, the area high schools have homecoming festivities followed by a formal dance in the evening after football games !! Busy weekend for me , as always , lots of happiness your way, Lori
Hi Lori, yes, the furboys are great and in great spirits! Our older black and white dog is enjoying retirement. He still thinks he can walk 5 miles but when he actually tries, he soon gives up! We are now doing a dog walks and a dog amble every day! Sounds like you are certainly very busy but enjoying it all. All the best Sarah :)
If your doing a walk past a field of Potatoes,you should take a Jacket.
: )
(And some coleslaw)
Very good! Sarah :)
All my life😅❤🎉
10 out of 10 And more shower scenes
Cheers! Sarah :)
Hi Andrew just one question are you Mr and Mrs potato head.
Names ❤😂🎉