*Want to help out the channel and support my work?* _Here are some things you can do:_ ➼ Watch my videos all the way through, subscribe and share them with people you think might enjoy them too. Commenting and liking is a plus and will help me knowing what you would like to see more from me - it also makes me remember you as I see your name popping up on my notifications regularly! 😝 ➼ Use the written guides on my Blog and pocket audio guides on my Peoople when planning your trips (links in the description) ➼ Purchase camera gear or any other products I recommend on my videos and/or in the description (by purchasing anything through my links you will be helping out the channel, at no extra cost to you) ➼ Join my Patreon and get access to exclusive content (behind de scenes, personal and travel updates, early access and more - www.patreon.com/danielazzip) ➼ Purchase any of my e-products (Complete Maps and Lightroom Presets): www.danielazzip.com/shop ➼ And finally, follow my work on other social media channels such as Instagram and TikTok! (links in the description) Thank you for watching, and thank you for helping me out on this journey to spread awareness around lesser known locations around the globe! I appreciate you all and hope these videos can be inspiring and helpful to you! 😘
I am proud to say this is where my grandfather Tom Hicks was born and raised....this is somewhere dear to my heart, and I'm glad you visited...hope you enjoyed your visit ❤❤
I fell down the stairs on a rainy day on the coastal path haha but the most amazing bed and breakfast I stayed at is right behind there at the top of the hill! It’s called Honeycombe House!
Oh no, that's not good! Sorry to hear that and glad you got a laugh out of it 🤣 thank you for the recommendation, I will definitely add it for a next time!
next time you are in mevagissey there is a walk out to the headland on the right side facing the ocean leading to a church and viewpoint called chapel point! I highly recommend!
Right? A few years ago, I would never imagine I could visit a place like this in England! It reminded me of the typical Italian coast towns and it's here on our doorstep! 😊
Hey Dani. 👍 Really enjoy your travel vlogs. Your Cornwall trip around 'The Lizard' was similar to a trip that we did in July 2021. Absolutely beautiful area. Have subscribed. 👍 Looking forward to future vlogs. 😊
Hi Matthew! Thank you so much for watching and subscribing, it means a lot! 😊 I actually did this whole Cornwall trip in June 2021, so not that far before you went! It really is! I really enjoyed the whole region 😊
@@danielazziptrips Thanks very much for replying to my comment. Wow as people are starting to come back there are so many great channel out there and It's nice to see other people's work to get idea to improve my Channel so this is Diesel dave signing off and always take care & stay safe.
Imagine if I accepted every marriage proposal I ever got until now since I started my social media channels. Damn... I would have like 50 husbands at this point. Incredible how easy it is to get a husband these days hey 🤭
Oh dear, describing Cornwall and Mevagissey as 'English', shows a lack of knowledge of Cornish and British history and cultural identity. Cornwall, means the land of the headland Welsh, i.e. the Celts. Not Anglo-saxon, i.e. 'English'. Kernow is the native word for Cornwall, meaning 'beak or horn', as it describes the peninsula. I have been to Tibet, and would not describe Tibet as Chinese. When people speak the name 'Mevagissey', they are using a language that is NOT English. It is Cornish. It is a contraction of Meva hag Issey, meaning Meva and Issey, after the Irish and Welsh saints of Meva and Issey. Also, Mevvagissey is NOT in St Austell, it is near St Austell. That aside, it is an attractive smal town, owing to Cornish hilly topography, but dominated by 'emmits' and holiday homes, to the exclusion of the native Cornish. How many people in Mevagissey identify as Cornish? I suspect much less than 50%. I suggest the author of this video explores native Cornish culture, history and people, rich in itself, and well worth exploring for another video about Cornwall (Kernow). The World's largest deposits of China Clay (kaolin) mining are nearby in the St Austell area. I would not describe the Clay Country villages like Bugle, Stenaless, Nanpean or Roche with such chocolate box sentiment like Mevvagissey. Maybe they are also worth a video from this author? From Bodmin, Cornwall.
We are NOT 'England', we are a Celtic nation and a Duchy called Kernow the English illegally said we're a part of them. If you're going to make a video about us, at least understand us and our land first...
I am proud to say this is where my grandfather Tom Hicks was born and raised....this is somewhere dear to my heart, and I'm glad you visited...hope you enjoyed your visit ❤❤
*Want to help out the channel and support my work?*
_Here are some things you can do:_
➼ Watch my videos all the way through, subscribe and share them with people you think might enjoy them too. Commenting and liking is a plus and will help me knowing what you would like to see more from me - it also makes me remember you as I see your name popping up on my notifications regularly! 😝
➼ Use the written guides on my Blog and pocket audio guides on my Peoople when planning your trips (links in the description)
➼ Purchase camera gear or any other products I recommend on my videos and/or in the description (by purchasing anything through my links you will be helping out the channel, at no extra cost to you)
➼ Join my Patreon and get access to exclusive content (behind de scenes, personal and travel updates, early access and more - www.patreon.com/danielazzip)
➼ Purchase any of my e-products (Complete Maps and Lightroom Presets): www.danielazzip.com/shop
➼ And finally, follow my work on other social media channels such as Instagram and TikTok! (links in the description)
Thank you for watching, and thank you for helping me out on this journey to spread awareness around lesser known locations around the globe! I appreciate you all and hope these videos can be inspiring and helpful to you! 😘
I am proud to say this is where my grandfather Tom Hicks was born and raised....this is somewhere dear to my heart, and I'm glad you visited...hope you enjoyed your visit ❤❤
It's a beautiful place and I did enjoy my time there 😊 In fact, I could definitely see myself living there! 😊
I fell down the stairs on a rainy day on the coastal path haha but the most amazing bed and breakfast I stayed at is right behind there at the top of the hill! It’s called Honeycombe House!
Oh no, that's not good! Sorry to hear that and glad you got a laugh out of it 🤣 thank you for the recommendation, I will definitely add it for a next time!
Been going to Mevagissey since the 60s now live just 10 miles away but still love visiting
I loved my time there so I would certainly do the same if I lived closer! 😊
Excellent video as always
Thank you for watching Sophie, I am glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
next time you are in mevagissey there is a walk out to the headland on the right side facing the ocean leading to a church and viewpoint called chapel point! I highly recommend!
Thanks to your comment I found Colonna Beach which looks beautiful!! Thank you ☺️
Glad you loved mevagissey, i always have the greatest memories there as a child with my family i sooo miss it but unfortunately can't go there now.
Excellent video
Thank you! :)
Perfect shots
Sounds good
Glad you liked it! Mevagissey is stunning 🥰
Great video. You are most charming
Thank you, appreciate it!! 😊
Wow ! Simply doesn't look like the UK! Beautiful 👍
Right? A few years ago, I would never imagine I could visit a place like this in England! It reminded me of the typical Italian coast towns and it's here on our doorstep! 😊
Que local tão bonito!! Óptima viagem!! 😊
Não é? Eu adorei Mevagissey! 😍 Quem diria que a Inglaterra tinha destes locais, né?
Hey Dani. 👍 Really enjoy your travel vlogs. Your Cornwall trip around 'The Lizard' was similar to a trip that we did in July 2021. Absolutely beautiful area. Have subscribed. 👍 Looking forward to future vlogs. 😊
Hi Matthew! Thank you so much for watching and subscribing, it means a lot! 😊 I actually did this whole Cornwall trip in June 2021, so not that far before you went! It really is! I really enjoyed the whole region 😊
Nice
Thank you! :)
Lovely video! What camera are you using?
Hi there! I recorded this with my GoPro. You can find the link to the exact module on my description 😉
St.Ives 2
I actually thought Mevagissey was very different from St Ives and I personally preferred it! 🥰
Enjoyed the new upload thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊 Thanks for watching
@@danielazziptrips Thanks very much for replying to my comment. Wow as people are starting to come back there are so many great channel out there and It's nice to see other people's work to get idea to improve my Channel so this is Diesel dave signing off and always take care & stay safe.
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English town In kernow ? Not possible 😂😂
Well Cornwall is part of England ain't it? 🤣
@@danielazziptrips No... we're a Duchy and a Celtic nation...
When I saw you
I just fall love with you
If you allow me to purpose you I will not let you down
Imagine if I accepted every marriage proposal I ever got until now since I started my social media channels. Damn... I would have like 50 husbands at this point. Incredible how easy it is to get a husband these days hey 🤭
@@danielazziptrips 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh dear, describing Cornwall and Mevagissey as 'English', shows a lack of knowledge of Cornish and British history and cultural identity. Cornwall, means the land of the headland Welsh, i.e. the Celts. Not Anglo-saxon, i.e. 'English'. Kernow is the native word for Cornwall, meaning 'beak or horn', as it describes the peninsula. I have been to Tibet, and would not describe Tibet as Chinese.
When people speak the name 'Mevagissey', they are using a language that is NOT English. It is Cornish. It is a contraction of Meva hag Issey, meaning Meva and Issey, after the Irish and Welsh saints of Meva and Issey.
Also, Mevvagissey is NOT in St Austell, it is near St Austell.
That aside, it is an attractive smal town, owing to Cornish hilly topography, but dominated by 'emmits' and holiday homes, to the exclusion of the native Cornish. How many people in Mevagissey identify as Cornish? I suspect much less than 50%.
I suggest the author of this video explores native Cornish culture, history and people, rich in itself, and well worth exploring for another video about Cornwall (Kernow). The World's largest deposits of China Clay (kaolin) mining are nearby in the St Austell area. I would not describe the Clay Country villages like Bugle, Stenaless, Nanpean or Roche with such chocolate box sentiment like Mevvagissey. Maybe they are also worth a video from this author?
From Bodmin, Cornwall.
We are NOT 'England', we are a Celtic nation and a Duchy called Kernow the English illegally said we're a part of them. If you're going to make a video about us, at least understand us and our land first...
I am proud to say this is where my grandfather Tom Hicks was born and raised....this is somewhere dear to my heart, and I'm glad you visited...hope you enjoyed your visit ❤❤