A closed pasty shop - John is horrified! Queen Adelaide's Grotto was interesting and the weather made it very atmospheric. Thank you Sarah and Andrew for another enjoyable walk - come rain or shine.
Penguins are wonderful to keep you dry. The sun came out as you got to the grotto! How pretty! Sideways rain and hail! Amazing waves and vistas! Those birds! Love to hear them after a rain. Thanks for taking me along with you! Lovely video! Kay
Hi, we are truly spoiling you! but the weather is changing and we will be wanting to post some sunny videos soon so we need to clear the decks! Sarah :)
I spent four years at university in Plymouth and never really appreciated that this lovely part of Cornwall was in such close proximity. The grotto looks really atmospheric and it’s great to see it appears to be in such good condition.
Well over-engineered by those clever victorians but a testament to their endeavour. We were struck by the tranquility so close to Plymouth, feels like you are peering into Plymouth's hustle and bustle but not too close to be affected by it, Sarah :)
Hi guys ,I would like to say,the both of you are totally hilarious,with your awesome banter,everywhere you decide to visit on your adventures, The scenic views are so breathtaking,also the historical facts are brilliant,your cornish walking trails are intriguing, Taking you into the idllic countryside,down to the sea,I love watching every one of your surperb videos,
A wonderful walk and fancy seeing that grotto... Amazing seeing what it is like. Thank you for sharing but what awful weather you had that day but you made it all very interesting. Warm greetings, Julie.
Hi Julie, yeh the weather was pretty bad - it was the tail end of Storm Gareth. Who would believe it after the sunny weather we have had today! Sarah :)
I cant remember seeing this grotto when i walked the entire S.W.C.P. a few years ago, but what a place. we are at Mawnan Smith next week, so i may drive over and have a look. Super film as ever.
Not the best of starts, rain and an umbrella. The better the weather in Cornwall and good to see the brollys down when you got back in there. 1876 vandalism and I do remember Playschool but them arches brought the rain back. Good to see you did get a bit of sun and blue skies at the end of the walk. Cheers Alan
New subscriber here so all your videos are new to me, just wanted to say what a great job your doing of capturing these walks, we love Cornwall and spend a week every year visiting. We’ve been past the Grotto twice as part of our walks and never realised it was there! Hopefully we’ll find it in September 👍
What a delightful walk, I had never heard of Queen Adelaide never mind her Grotto, but, how fascinating. Your walks are lovely both in the rain and the sunshine. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely to see such happy people out and about in the rain :) I have now made a pin on Google Maps to remind me of this grotto when I get there in 2021 :) Looked really beautiful :) Torunn :)
That was a really nice walk, and the grotto is just kinda of hidden in down there. I bet it is really nice in the summer. Sorry, no ice cream jokes this time.
Great video as always. Talking about grottos, do you know Sharrow Grot, above Whitsand Bay, roughly halfway between Rame Head and Portwrinkle? It's a cave carved out of solid rock just above the sea at Sharrow point. It was carved around the 1780s by an ex-sailor, who also inscribed a poem on the walls and roof of the cave. Worth exploring if you're back that way - and Whitsand Bay is such a lovely beach to explore at low tide!
That sounds really interesting and I would love to follow that up! The bay looked spectacular from our walk and it is somewhere we would love to revisit. Sarah :)
First the wind....and now the rain! But something so exhilarating about walking by the ocean when it's stormy. The grotto was special. Really would like to do this at some point. Have you ever been to Hallsands, just over the border into Devon....lost village swept away in a storm way back when. Eerie poignant place...I'd love for you to film that one! But you would have to travel further afield into Devon territory!! And Andrew would have to eat Devon pasties & cream teas for the day!! :-)) J x
Ooooo, let me find my passport! I know where you mean and it is somewhere we would love to go! We could have a sister channel 'Cornish Walking trails does Devon" when we exhaust Cornwall! Sarah :)
I think tbh Sarah, you will be a long time ''exhausting'' the wonderful places to go in Cornwall!! I googled it after I had written to you about it, but apparently sadly, you cannot get down to the long lost village anymore...you have to view it from a platform above, looking down on it. But it's worth a visit at some point. I simply love long lost places full of mystery and echoes of the past. J x
Penlee grotto is a quiet little gem of a sanctuary,chilled there many a time.Those twin villages have a rich history,especially in our smuggling days as they were prolific in that activity.A mate of mine grandmother had an old cottage in Cawsand and in her kitchen was an ordinary cupboard,the base of it had a false bottom that you could lift up and underneath there was steps that went down under the village to the beach. You were actually stood above a large cave that probably was part of that free trade era - ua-cam.com/video/Rxbxjy88vWs/v-deo.html
HI Andy, the history is something we would love to learn more about. We all have little tales about our own area and I love sharing them. We visited Talland Bay recently, smugglers haven! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails Lovely spot Talland. Some of mum's side came from there for a century or two,Pengelly's and Hambly's.Have a good weekend in the sun :-)
Hi Steve, LOL! The pasty shop! We could see the owners in there, We think they were starting to spruce everything up, getting ready for the season - tantalizing! Sarah :)
A closed pasty shop - John is horrified! Queen Adelaide's Grotto was interesting and the weather made it very atmospheric. Thank you Sarah and Andrew for another enjoyable walk - come rain or shine.
We still get out and about, even in a bit of rain. The umbrellas were really to keep the cameras dry! Sarah :)
No matter its s raining, shops are closed - it`s such a wonderful landscape. Thank you for sharing
Totally agree! Sarah :)
You are both to be commemded for appearing to totally enjoy your walk in the rain & so did we! Another excellent video; thank you!
I think we are used to going out in all weathers, you kinda have to when you have dogs! Sarah :)
I enjoyed it so very much. Thank you for sharing. 💗
Penguins are wonderful to keep you dry. The sun came out as you got to the grotto! How pretty! Sideways rain and hail! Amazing waves and vistas! Those birds! Love to hear them after a rain. Thanks for taking me along with you! Lovely video! Kay
So after the wind.....the rain and hail!!! The Grotto was a great find, with lovely framed views.... thanks for sharing guys!!! ☂☂😀👍
I know, you couldn't ask for worse weather! We struck unlucky, especially as the following week we had the most glorious sunshine! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails Typical!! 😂😂
Thanks you for spoiling us with this video in the week. It so lovely to discover different places. Ciao
Hi, we are truly spoiling you! but the weather is changing and we will be wanting to post some sunny videos soon so we need to clear the decks! Sarah :)
I spent four years at university in Plymouth and never really appreciated that this lovely part of Cornwall was in such close proximity. The grotto looks really atmospheric and it’s great to see it appears to be in such good condition.
Well over-engineered by those clever victorians but a testament to their endeavour. We were struck by the tranquility so close to Plymouth, feels like you are peering into Plymouth's hustle and bustle but not too close to be affected by it, Sarah :)
We love to stay at Cawsand in the Old bakery so next time we will do this lovely walk, thank you Andrew and Sarah,,,,,,,Brian & Jane
Hi guys ,I would like to say,the both of you are totally hilarious,with your awesome banter,everywhere you decide to visit on your adventures,
The scenic views are so breathtaking,also the historical facts are brilliant,your cornish walking trails are intriguing,
Taking you into the idllic countryside,down to the sea,I love watching every one of your surperb videos,
Hi, I think you are having a good time dipping into our back catalogue - I hope you continue enjoying! Sarah :)
Beautiful!
this place is so magical like from a Fairy tale ..thank you Sara and Andrew best wishes
Ahhh! Yes! It could very well be! Sarah :)
Loving everyone of your videos and doing some in South East Cornwall. Coming down in May with my caravan and you've given me no end of idea's.
That's good to know - we set the channel up to inspire people and give ideas for exploring more of Cornwall! Love to hear where you go, Sarah :)
A wonderful walk and fancy seeing that grotto... Amazing seeing what it is like. Thank you for sharing but what awful weather you had that day but you made it all very interesting. Warm greetings, Julie.
Hi Julie, yeh the weather was pretty bad - it was the tail end of Storm Gareth. Who would believe it after the sunny weather we have had today! Sarah :)
I love this place :) we've visited Queen Adelaides Grotto as well several days ago. So beautiful!
I cant remember seeing this grotto when i walked the entire S.W.C.P. a few years ago, but what a place. we are at Mawnan Smith next week, so i may drive over and have a look. Super film as ever.
Very easy to miss! I think it is a beautiful place to visit! Sarah :)
Lovely place love it
Not the best of starts, rain and an umbrella. The better the weather in Cornwall and good to see the brollys down when you got back in there. 1876 vandalism and I do remember Playschool but them arches brought the rain back. Good to see you did get a bit of sun and blue skies at the end of the walk. Cheers Alan
Hi Alan, A little bit of rain never stops us creators!! Although I prefer the sunny stuff! Sarah :)
Now that’s a place i’d like to visit - thanks for taking us along.The birdsong through the woods was lovely 😊
New subscriber here so all your videos are new to me, just wanted to say what a great job your doing of capturing these walks, we love Cornwall and spend a week every year visiting. We’ve been past the Grotto twice as part of our walks and never realised it was there! Hopefully we’ll find it in September 👍
Welcome aboard! And I hope you find the grotto - it's quite something! Sarah :)
What a delightful walk, I had never heard of Queen Adelaide never mind her Grotto, but, how fascinating. Your walks are lovely both in the rain and the sunshine. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely walk both, amazing little grotto and it’s arches, beautiful! Thanks as always for taking us on your adventure! 😀👍👍👍💕
beautiful view, not many people around the area. very calm. like 2
Thanks, yes it was quiet! All that rain put most people off! Sarah :)
Looks like an interesting place to visit. Cawsand looks so quiet.
Beautiful upload my friends thank you for taking us here
Lovely to see such happy people out and about in the rain :) I have now made a pin on Google Maps to remind me of this grotto when I get there in 2021 :) Looked really beautiful :) Torunn :)
Love the pin idea Torunn! It is easy to miss, so that's a great idea, Sarah :)
That was a really nice walk, and the grotto is just kinda of hidden in down there. I bet it is really nice in the summer. Sorry, no ice cream jokes this time.
Great video as always. Talking about grottos, do you know Sharrow Grot, above Whitsand Bay, roughly halfway between Rame Head and Portwrinkle? It's a cave carved out of solid rock just above the sea at Sharrow point. It was carved around the 1780s by an ex-sailor, who also inscribed a poem on the walls and roof of the cave. Worth exploring if you're back that way - and Whitsand Bay is such a lovely beach to explore at low tide!
That sounds really interesting and I would love to follow that up! The bay looked spectacular from our walk and it is somewhere we would love to revisit. Sarah :)
Nice walk!
It was lovely even in the rain. it made it more dramatic 👍🏻
A little rain will not stop us from having a good time! Sarah :)
First the wind....and now the rain! But something so exhilarating about walking by the ocean when it's stormy. The grotto was special. Really would like to do this at some point. Have you ever been to Hallsands, just over the border into Devon....lost village swept away in a storm way back when. Eerie poignant place...I'd love for you to film that one! But you would have to travel further afield into Devon territory!! And Andrew would have to eat Devon pasties & cream teas for the day!! :-)) J x
Ooooo, let me find my passport! I know where you mean and it is somewhere we would love to go! We could have a sister channel 'Cornish Walking trails does Devon" when we exhaust Cornwall! Sarah :)
I think tbh Sarah, you will be a long time ''exhausting'' the wonderful places to go in Cornwall!! I googled it after I had written to you about it, but apparently sadly, you cannot get down to the long lost village anymore...you have to view it from a platform above, looking down on it. But it's worth a visit at some point. I simply love long lost places full of mystery and echoes of the past. J x
Penlee grotto is a quiet little gem of a sanctuary,chilled there many a time.Those twin villages have a rich history,especially in our smuggling days as they were prolific in that activity.A mate of mine grandmother had an old cottage in Cawsand and in her kitchen was an ordinary cupboard,the base of it had a false bottom that you could lift up and underneath there was steps that went down under the village to the beach. You were actually stood above a large cave that probably was part of that free trade era - ua-cam.com/video/Rxbxjy88vWs/v-deo.html
HI Andy, the history is something we would love to learn more about. We all have little tales about our own area and I love sharing them. We visited Talland Bay recently, smugglers haven! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails Lovely spot Talland. Some of mum's side came from there for a century or two,Pengelly's and Hambly's.Have a good weekend in the sun :-)
Lovely video ....Magical grotto!! Just another disappointment.......Maybe last result break and entry for a pasty ......
Hi Steve, LOL! The pasty shop! We could see the owners in there, We think they were starting to spruce everything up, getting ready for the season - tantalizing! Sarah :)
a walk in the rain interesting things to see that grotto is interesting
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Great place to shelter in the rain! Sarah :)
Most my family lives in Cawsand
Oh wow! Did you see their houses in the video? Sarah :)
the sisters have been there