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- When most people think of Cornwall, they think of summer beach holidays. Bustling holiday resorts and sun kissed fun by the coast are definitely the norm in Summer, but what are these places like in winter? I chose to explore Perranporth and Newquay on a grim January day when all the tourists are nowhere near. I chose these town towns because they are very much resort towns, set up mainly to fulfil the needs of the summer influx of tourists. They are a very different scene in winter. Shops, cafes, pubs and hotels close and the jobs disappear with them. Left behind are the locals. Some have to struggle all winter and wait for the tourists money to return in the warmer months. I took to the streets to ask the locals of Perranporth and Newquay what life is like for them in winter and which time of year do they prefer.
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I love going down to Cornwall out of season, there's nothing better than a winter walk on the beach and walking around the towns without foot shuffling
Just don’t tell everyone 😉
I think most people are concerned about the many millions of tax payer money being spent on people (per day) who have broken immigration laws to enter the UK especially when there are so many people living on the streets right now. How is it justified? Perhaps if they were authentic asylum seekers people would feel better but they clearly aren’t or they would have sought asylum in one of the many countries along the way. They are treated better in the UK than anywhere else in Europe, at your expense, which is why they continue to arrive. Yes, have an open mind as you point out but make sure your brain doesn’t fall out in the process.
Something which is often overlooked and in many cases outright ignored is many of those coming across the channel and being placed in hotels and other accommodation across the country come from parts of the world and cultures with polar opposite views on women and children .... some other their cultures view them as practically third class citizens with ZERO rights ..... this is NOT a good situation for women and children in the areas having hundreds of these illegal migrants placed with the local population .
Why doesn't the well govt funded SERCO look after our legally here homeless like they do the illegals ?
@@ledz9312 not part of the plan 😉
Well said my friend!
I prefer late spring, just as everything warms up and looks lush. Not too many tourists, but still a great vibe.
For me, living in Pensans, the best period of the year is April-May (Late Spring to Early Summer) because daylight hours are increasing, the weather is generally improving - there are often days where the temperature reaches the low 20sC - and yet there are still relatively few tourists around.
Good shout
@@WendallExplores These men in the Beresford all came from France .......and they are 100% young men .......
We have had 1200 of them dumped in newquay over night, and that's 8% of newquay now is illigal totally unscreened immigrant men...................
There have already been multiple incidents of these men approaching and sexually harassing young school kids and women, and lots of these kids who have to walk past the hotel on their way home, and I've seen the police there 10+ times in the 3 months they been there ......... These people take brides at 10 in home country and they have kids at 12 - I've literally been to some of their countries.
It's not good or safe for our kids to integrate so many of them in to such a small town .......
Plus how many people do you think the UK can handle exactly ?? We already can't grow enough food to feed ourselves so how is it wise to keep making that situation even more precarious?? Colour or whatever doesn't matter because the UK is simply full.....
Perhaps it's you who needs to stop watching the bbc or something mate cos you seem pretty brain washed about it all?
Why didn't they all just stay in France which is much bigger country and perfectly safe ?
(My gf is a legal immigrant from Zimbabwe so I'm not some right winger like you have been brainwashed by the bbc to believe I am ....)
@@truthandfreedom8145 I haven’t watched the bbc in about 10 years 🤣 glad you got that off your chest though
@@WendallExplores I'm not at all racist mate I've literally been to Pakistan and India among other places , but anyone who has a modicum of sense can see the danger of putting loads of totally unvetted young men in a small town with such different culture is going to endanger the locals.
If it were women and children again it would be totally different but I've literally talked to these men .... They are simply here to work ....
They were in no danger at home and even less in france before they risked life to hop here, and they only came here next they knew they would get 3* hotel and £150 PER WEEK !!!!!
This is obviously weird and with my working in core finance and knowing the west is currently being deconstructed to pass power to the far east - I can understand why people might be doing this weird unsafe thing to small towns all over the western world ......
And I'm not left or right because that's all a system of control - both parties work for the banks who really direct the world.
You are cheering on the down fall of your own standard of life if you cheer on masses of unvetted young men from unstable countries swamping our already failing health and other systems.
@@WendallExplores the funny thing was I actually saw you twice on my way to the shops the day you made this vid once was outside the hotel.
I live 30 seconds from the Beresford.
something that stands out about cornwall is that you hardly ever hear a cornish accent anymore,is it now removed at birth one wonders.also its a great shame the council does not look after the homeless that has been on the streets for ages and lived here all there lives,bet they would love a hotel room ,and thats why people are so against the migrants.great vid keep um rolling.
I found out where the homeless of Newquay go in my next video. Thanks for watching 🙏
I'm glad that you highlight the plight of the UK homeless 👍
..but as a local to Newquay i'm well aware of the issues the occupants of the hotel have brought to the town, thefts for sure..
A woman was r@p€d in Newquay only the other week..(foreign man, Albanian/Romanian found guilty)
Like you stated, we should all take our resources from numerous news channels, and that means the negative stories also 👍
also people in this country would like a better life free from prosecution particularly this government not giving a damn about its own people especially disabled and our own elderly and ex servicemen. unless you have money you cannot exchange council properties unless you have a connection to the area. yet asylum seekers can go anywhere and be housed in hotels we can not afford to stay in and they moan about the condition of the hotels and not being housed. most of the crime is worst now and most reported in the local papers people found guilty it is often foreign people that is fact. charity should begin at home. in our home town it is white english people that are homeless and the migrants in hotels. it is not the white english peoples choice to be homeless. rape stabbings drugs etc now common place here too. in a recent video showed sandbanks but not turlin moor or bourne estate, west howe etc. bournemouth is the same as newquay now . if a war happenned here where would we go to escape who would have us and help.
Love you wendell! Your open-mindedness is so refreshing. I moved from bude to penzance last year and find penzance a lot less dead in winter but not as vibey in summer, as you said about Newquay- always something going on/a bit more towny
Good comparison of PZ and Bude 👌
Living in Cornwall as I do, I like to see tourists having a good time. However, I'm delighted to have Corneall back out of season. I visit all my favourite beaches and places. Pretty much everything stays open in my town. There are lots of great places to eat and drink. I love the crazy weather, and garden all year round.
Cheers Ollie for another great video! 😊 We haven’t been down for awhile but used to love visiting Bude in the winter…
Fascinating video, thanks. We have spent plenty of time in Cornwall during the summer over the years but this Christmas was our first trip down in the winter. We visited Looe and Polperro with an afternoon up in Padstow too. I was surprised how many people were there although it was obviously far quieter than summer.
Thanks for watching 👌
Thank you for showing different faces of a very touristic place.
Great video thanks.
I stayed on the Lev during a February, and experienced some Fab storms and Awesome waves to watch, I was also introduced to Anne’s Pasties that give warmth and Comfort 🥟 Can’t wait to get back 👍🏻🙏🏻✨
Great video as always 🤙 always prefer the winter
We like september just as kids go back to school ,
But we also like visiting december/ Jan may time.
Where we was in Jan there was jus the pub and village shop open the other shops and eateries stay closed through winter but was nice and peaceful and was great having a good gab with the locals 😊
September my fav, re living here
Thank you 🙏 Because I am going to move to the Cornwall good to have a lot of information.
Plenty of info on here for you, hope it is helpful
Another good video Wendall, would love to see a video on Falmouth & Penryn
Liked you video was interesting but i must say don't you think our homeless should be in hotels ? charity begins at home. that doesn't mean I'm a bad person as I'm not! Far from it & a lot of people say there are no chidren & women! & not war torn countries I'm all for helping any genuine people in need and less fortunate but please put our homeless in hotels first they need help food and warmth they are our people !
Please watch my latest video
Autumn to early spring best time to live in Cornwall even away from the maddening crowds!!
Lived in Newquay over Covid. Was a long winter, and the wind gets to you! As we left in Nov we really noticed that the town was shutting down which was a shame, going out to eat etc becomes tough. But good to see the town lively in the vid mate! Keeping an eye on the property market down there, it looks like rental prices have chilled out quite a bit so maybe more locals moving back to the town over winter?
I holidayed in Perranporth in September 2017 and i experienced the most wildest weather i have ever seen anywhere. There was a storm and a very high tide (it's called something can't remember) and the sea was boiling with the water going over the sea wall, flooding the car park and nearby roads. Never seen anything like it, the waves were enormous. Quite an experience.
Spring tide
Great upload mate, I don’t always leave a comment, but always leave a 👍 like. Me the Mrs and the babby are all set for July in Liskey Hill, Peranporth… our first holiday outside of the kids holidays by 1 week 😊
Hope you enjoy your break mate
@@WendallExplores cheers buddy
I love it . All summer I'm just gagging for the tourists to piss off.
I was working on that site btw .
Summer does my head in . Parking gets taken up. Traffic becomes awful. I hate board masters because they close the road and i have to drive all the way around.
Went last Christmas stayed at Falmouth and travelled around - had lunch at Old Success Inn at Sennon Cove was amazing - best christmas ever
The lack of trees and greenery is very striking.I finally saw a bench but most of it is endless walking in the concrete environment.
Of course,walking on the beach is nice but the concrete town is depressing.
Love this video, a passionate subject in tourist hot spots.
Personally I've never profited from tourism and I've lived in 3 tourist seaside resorts in my life so I can say that I find the holiday seasons unbearable as tourists descend on your local area and ruin it for the locals, it takes 2x long to get anywhere, there's way more litter around and left on our beautiful beaches, they walk out in front of your car often licking ice creams too busy looking at the views to not realise they stepped in the road, parking is a nightmare everywhere and the beaches are like sardine cans you just don't want to go to the beach in the 6 weeks holidays.
The peak months are April, May and September, weather nice but its not too busy
Glad you enjoyed it Mr Nature. Yeah I can imagine if you are nout to do with tourism the summer would suck
@@WendallExplores I can't moan too much as I've chosen to live in nice places were people like to visit for good reason so you just get on with it
My mum was the one who was in Cargoes, Perranporth. “The butcher, the Bakers, the candlestick makers” haha, she loves a chat!
🤣🤣
Interesting video! Strange to see the empty tables at the Watering Hole! 😳 I myself visited St. Ives for a few days this week. I have been there several times during summer and it is really different now. I loved walking in the almost empty streets now. The light was different, the weather more powerful and there is always possible to get a table in a restaurant. Many shops and some restaurants are closed in the winter but I still had enough choices. What was the main drawback in my opinion is the short days. I'll be back later. Possibly in the spring or autumn 🤩
Glad you enjoyed your visit
Nice Vibes Stay Safe All❤
Oh people don’t know what they are missing.
Winter in Cornwall would be really exiting. I love storms.
Lived in Newquay for 27 years and absolutely love it. September being the best month for e as hot weather, quieter, good surf....
What do you do for work?
@@chrishaz1122 Now I'm a software developer (self taught), but when I first moved here I did everything: glass collecting, henna tattooing, bar work, cleaning, portering, factory work, insurance, sales, everything lol..... back then there wasn't any work in the winter months, but now it's like anywhere else...
@@PaulnJenna interesting I thought the same about the winter months there wouldn't be no work
@@chrishaz1122 There is now, especially in the surrounding cities etc. Newquay is busy all year round now.
@@PaulnJenna maybe one day I can get down there and out of Birmingham
I lived in Cornwall as a chef for 3yrs the locals are the most unwelcoming people iv ever met ,summer or winter ,and iv traveled the whole of the UK, and hone from South America to East Asia, Cornwall foes not like outsiders 😂
I think the locals prefer Cornwall to themselves, many no longer see themselves has English, more people prefer a winter holiday in the sun, like the Canarys , Carrabbiean , lifes to short to worry about what people think in the UK
Is the sea polluted there? Loved Perranporth as a kid
Beresford hotel Emmet Central
Perranporth is mint one of my favourite spots mate
i love Perrenporth and Newquay i am a tourist and have been going for 9 years i know the locals hate us but it gets the economy going you know
It’s grim in winter, spent a long time in Redruth, travelled around on me days off... its very slow indeed
Oliver i think you’ve found a better life in Cornwall….i couldnt live there the summer invasion would be difficult..
What absolutely pisses me off is during the tourist season. Almost all just go visit the beach. None go visit to learn about our culture and history. We got an amazing story to tell recent and ancient, we are the home of the steam locomotive. A Cornishman was the one who thought of turning steam into momentum first on land. A rich history of Cornish people being spread around the world to mine. From Australia to Mexico and the US. We are not just a pretty place to look at. We are a place that changed the world.
I ageee, I never understood why people go on holiday and spend the day on the beach/pool.
I love to walk off the nine tourist bits, went to Hayle (stayed with partners aunt), lovely area and people. Going back may. Work term time.
@@paulgriffiths9824 Thats why Spring to early Summer is my favorite time. Everything is opening back up and getting warmer from the cold and dark winters.
Some people come to the south and stay on the beach, because all the northern beaches are rubbish and it never stops raining. Plus history is better up north 😊
@@thefloatingapothecaryroman16 We have a rich history here. Just no one gives it a chance. We have been trading across the globe since Roman times. We have had a Kingdom in the 800s. A couple Rebellions through the 1400s to the 1600s. Mining Tin throughout all of it. We invented the steam locomotive and the steam bus. One of which saw its first trip down Camborne. The Cornish Diaspora who can be found across the globe from Australia and South Africa to Canada and the US. There is a good chance your toilet and sink is made from Cornish Porcelain. Mined in the China Clay pits around St Austell.
Never understood why people go abroad to sit in a bar all day .
Great Video its interesting to see Perranporth and Newquay in the winter. Back to Liskey hill in Perranporth in June for a month. Good to see that Wateringhole is open in Winter, had our wedding reception there back in 1997. Looking forward to watching this again with my French wife who loves Cornwall.
The Asylum seekers have got a Good hotel with an amazing view. If they deserve it good for them.
Just around the corner from where i am in Wolfenschissen 🇨🇭 we have a hotel for mothers with their children from Ukraine.
Appreciate the Video a lot.
I find it interesting that no one has a problem with Ukrainian refugees but if they are from Afghanistan, Syria or Somalia etc ‘it’s a disgrace’ 🤔 i wonder why???
Glad you enjoyed it mate 🙏
@@WendallExplores Good point and i hate to say this but maybe its because they look like Us? Well dressed middle class with blue eyes. Everyone’s should be treated equally from wherever they come from…
@@clives344 my point entirely 👏
What a stupid thing to say, maybe people are upset because the UK is spending thousands on homing the refugees, and in the meantime spending no money or showing no support to the HOMELESS BRITISH young people and seniors who have been waiting for years or months just to have somewhere to live, nobody cares if theyre afghani, and people are upset at the middle east refugees because there has been multiple cases of them raping schoolgirls/grooming and raping uk children and some have still been allowed to REMAIN, thats why some people are upset, GOOGLE IT, the easiest thing to say is because theyre brown people are upset, no theyre upset because of these reasons and they should be upset @@clives344
Interesting to hear the accents------ did you hear any Cornish???------ are all the young priced out?
the most commen accent in cornwall today is west midlands
I prefer the spring and autumn and living on the Lizard peninsula, I don’t venture too far in the busiest 6 weeks of summer, with only one main road to Helston and beyond, but I still think we get off fairly lightly here compared to bigger tourist areas. When I was a teen, my friend and I would walk to Marazion beach in the summer from Ludgvan and I don’t remember it being really busy on the beaches, but I was seeing it through the eyes of a teen maybe and it was a very long time ago 😉Been to a couple of weddings in Newquay and took our kids to the the Marine Aquarium once, but that’s about it. Poldhu beach cafe opens all year round except for Christmas Day BTW. Interesting video as always.
Love the Lizard 🦎
@@WendallExplores Me too, lived in this part of Cornwall for nearly 30 years after living in Hayle and Ludgvan before, I couldn’t move from here now, it is very special.
If you think asylum seekers improve any area you are very much mistaken and sound a bit silly.
I wish I have time/holidays in offseason...but as a teacher I only can visit in peak season. Sorry if I will disturb you in August, but your area is so beautiful , that I would love to come...I love England, since I was there in Milton Keynes when I was 16. I was 6 or 7 times in GB . Once in scotland. And this year I hope I can visit the south in August...I live in a tourist area, too. I think it depends on every Person....some tourists are nice but some...I will try to be a good tourist..
Seaside towns so much better out of season
Is RetroBlast open though? You should go in Warrens for the best pasties
I don’t know if your taking the Michael re Warrens being the best pasties 🤣 As in Warrens the chain?
@@WendallExplores You're not down with it? ha ha
Surf is best out of season. I love Cornwall in winter. Newquay rocks 🤙
Newquay in the summer is bonkers. Great for local businesses but not for me.
How do places and people actually survive during the winter? I mean it’s difficult to make ends meet now, must be so hard not being able to work or trying to find alternatives to earn money
Alternatives like make TH-cam vlogs.. yeah it’s tough 🤣
Can you do more winter places mate.
You mean videos of places in winter in general or more ghost towns in winter?
Not just ghost town places, but winter towns in Cornwall. Thanks.
If you think everyone should be allowed into this country, I suggest you remove the front door from your house and leave your money in a pile on the kitchen table. See how that works out for you.
You should try Polperro in winter. At least ghost towns have ghosts to liven it up.
We don’t….😂
Who scared the ghosts away?
@@WendallExplores The weird locals.
I like Cornwall from Mid September until the beginning of July. I don't mind the winter weather, in fact I have always wanted to be there to video the storms but always seem to miss them. End of April is good too as you get the Trevithick steam day. So you lost forty quid in the arcade, you should know better - the arcades have always been worse robbers than the council!
Even Dick Turpin wore a mask
This isn't really limited to coastal towns. University towns also suffer from this. I went to uni in a city near to where I grew up and during term time it was lively and vibrant, during the holidays, empty.
I understand the problem, masses of people that are just visiting are not really invested in the area but pretty much all the shops are geared towards them. You spend your life with annoying people getting in your way or facing the reality that without them, yu live in a ghost town.
its even more crusty in winter ?
Spring ,summer, autumn man myself , yes quiet in winter , busy as fu@k in the summer. Peak trading then ,the rest of the time .
We really do rely on tourist trade in the summer dispite what people say . Managed an an outdoor shop for twenty years . Easter started to pick up , summer did great if it rained but the outdoor life started to pick up more over the years. I know still pretty good now out of it what with hols away tricky . Only thing I'd say the inferstructure is lacking to cope with it and since leaving the EU and G7 it's started to become a bit of a rip off with parking and price rises but we will need it more than ever I feel. I guess if one wasn't effected or work in hospitality they wouldn't understand and complain which I do get . Anyway there's my tuppenyworth xx
Lovely video, I think a lot of holiday makers in the uk are changing their holiday preferences, we have a top end holiday let in North Yorkshire and we are fully booked through winter, including Christmas and new year. I do love Devon and Cornwall.
Best time to be in Cornwall when all the idiots have gone home!
You guys in the UK are lucky and still can enjoy winters...here in Spain is becoming summer all year long, and not in a positive way, the climate change can´t be resersed...in a few years all Southern Europe will be a wasteland.
In some Cornish villages there is no life at all in the winter. They are totally second homes or holiday lets with no locals left.
True Fred, I can think of many. I went for Perranporth and Newquay because I knew they would be very quiet compared to summer, but there would still be SOME locals around to talk to.
@@WendallExplores I went to Newquay once, once was enough.
@@TheBuckspygmy 🤣
Including Portreath, all the new mansions there you know darn well your old homestead no longer has any locals there anymore sad to say😢
I’ve nothing against people fleeing troubled countries , I have got a problem for single men ( no women or children ) doing the same when our streets are full of homeless
Do you research about hotel residents.
No 🤣🤣 I just let them enjoy their holiday and focus on my own life 🤣
@@WendallExplores good times make weak men,
Funny the same men said that in Telford ,Rochdale . ...thousands of children left to suffer .
Soy latte Sir.
I can hear the Don Henley song now "The Boys of Summer" but performed by the Sex Pistols.
11:00 I wouldn't expect a Russian police car to be seen in Newquay either!
If that war out east goes the wrong way you might
@@WendallExplores it actually says that on the TH-cam subtitles!
@@mawkernewek probably won’t show the video to people because of controversial dialogue 🤣
Whitby dosent have an off season…a local told me that….
Everywhere’s rubbish in the winter.
Illegals u mean
Stopped going to Cornwall after many years - M5 congestion/crashes anyone?
You can't tar all tourists with the same brush! I've visited Cornwall every year for 41 years and know it better than some 'locals'.
Locals were the people to first sell their homes to outsiders....so blame yourselves or your family history. I don't own a second home by the way.
I have visited Cornwall every month of the year....it is a place that prople visit all year round.
What you say about Cornwall could be said about alot of holiday destinations around the UK.
Tourists provide the Cornish with a living....stop complaining!
You are complaining about tourists asking for the wifi code whilst creating a video for TH-cam that you will be hoping others watch! 😂
Cornwall is just part of the UK like anywhere else and is to be shared by all.
So rude..we aren't left behind..left alone is more like it.
There are more car accidents, robberies, drunken disorder and fights in Cornwall when tourists are here than when not..
at 11:03 into the video you mention a Russian police car? what? is that 🙃😄
Went there in 2019 , the town is a bit of a dump, beach is ok .
Well said , this bloke obviously is a little short of any sort of mind
Summer for me Wendall so you get to see the happy smiling faces of the tourists VS the miserable looking faces of the ever complaining "locals".
You can always spot a local vs a emmet.
I don't believe most of the one's you interviewed where "locals" for two reasons Wendall.
1/ most had a smile
2/ the accent
CORNWALL 🤔
They complain when they have no tourists and they complain when they do!!!
Ghost towns. Try poor inland towns in Kernow. Life can be very difficult.
I made a video in Camborne addressing this issue, it’s the most watched video on the channel, give it a look 👍
Hardship overseas. Bollox.
id sooner be there in winter than summer , local people and traiders are great its when you get the money grabbers in the summer that pees me off
see my comment to davidpeters7536 we do think for ourselves by what we see locally and have experienced. if england is a democracy then why is everyone told you have to think what everyone says you should feel about mass immigration here and woke . you cannot carry on filling a full jug up of water and that is our island so full now .
Loads of homeless now migrants
Beach is ok , town is a dump
Wait… your country has homeless people, however, they house migrants in a seaside hotel with views?
Wtf are those holes in your ears ? 😂
Full of english.
Economic migrants (is Albania at war then?) .
Would you classify yourself as a migrant or anyone that is not true Cornish (someone which goes back generations in Cornwall - listen to the accents 😂👂😂).
Obviously it would be difficult for you to make criticism of economic migrants.
And what about our own "housing crisis" and "homeless" and where do they originally come from? Are they Cornish? Where they Cornish that sold grans cottage which is now a holiday let and they are now "homeless"? Are they migrants from England that wants a better life by the beach?
The reality is Wendall is connected or benefits from tourists.. Take the guy that works at Jewson and all the building work you complained about at the start. How much work is associated with holiday let's or apartments being built.
Well at least they are honest hard working tax payers... Ooops I must be one of those far right people
I’ve certainly been made to feel like an outsider and migrant in my own nation of the UK in the comments to these videos over the last two years. You have asked a lot of questions above.. I tend to judge people on a case by case individual basis rather than generalise. We know nothing of the suffering of any of those that walk the streets when we pass them on first impressions.
@@WendallExplores Believe it or not I know exactly the attitude by some in Cornwall or Kernow as some call it. And what you may have experienced.
There is a more ugly nasty side which exists in Wales and Scotland to a greater extent = hate English because of history, and some want to be separatists in Cornwall or "locals only" minority (is it a minority? ) .
Although I'm not sure in Cornwall because they are mostly English, so the dislike for incomers or outsider is based on what as incomers themselves ?
Resentment and jealousy ?
It's difficult to judge in Cornwall I can't put a finger on it but probably linked to money knowing them.
If you are TRUE Cornish you are a outsider or migrant in their nation Wendall. And if they dislike you because you turn up and start changing the character of the place = building ugly apartments then I'm with them 100% so f*** o** back to england.
But here's the thing, good old Cornish Wendall puts up flats. Well done local boy makes good proper job😊, nice to see local boy make good.
English outsider Wendall puts up flats.
F***** money grabbing developmenter, why don't you go back to England, first home not second will cry the "locals" from London Birmingham etc
As I said it difficult to point the finger on it... me thinks money and resentment not social justice is the root.
@@slloyd7926 honestly mate, I’m pretty tired of the ‘outsider’ conversation now. It’s been going on for 2 years on this channel, and I have made videos about it in the past, but I’m done with it now. I literally couldn’t give two sh1ts about where a person is or isn’t from. I’ve travelled a lot of the world and have learned that 99% of people everywhere are good and they just want the best life possible for them and their family, regardless of where that will be.
@@WendallExplores Spot on enjoy life in Cornwall Wendall.
But here's the thing I have a issue with.
Why do people like to Sh1t stir by causing divisions and resentment how people wish to live and spend their money or buy first house or second house!
Here's a snap shot Wendall into what I mean..
Media none none none stop year in year out!
St Ives Town Council and Cornwall Council how many of them are "local" not even cornish yet they like to spin the narrative poor me.
You point one finger you will see three pointing back 👈. So people can't complain with the click bait posts...
Come on look at the title "Ghosts Towns" Wendall who are you trying to kid.
Other than that your video stuff is alright.
@@slloyd7926 welcome to TH-cam. If you don’t want people to click, you wouldn’t upload. The term ‘clickbait’ is over used these days. Newspapers have been doing it with article headlines for a lot longer.
Ruined an interesting video with the misguided nonsense at the end get into a cafe that's open wake up and smell the coffee
vis hotel anover va do you mean this another & the 🤦♂
I wonder if you will feel the same when the sexual crimes soar on the back of young muslim male migration as they have across Europe. Your naive perspective that these people are being persecuted abroad, and that is why they come is laughable. 50% were coming from Albania until recently, the biggest group now are from India. Being nice is a good thing being naive a dangerous thing