Saw your video on Trelissick before we went on holiday researching it now! . Did it on your recommendation & we can honestly say it was one of the best walks we've ever had. You're right, there is a different view around every corner! We had to book online to go to Trelissick as members of the National Trust during these Covid times ,everybody distancing using hand gels,food served outside from the lovely Nat .Trust cafe buildings there. My cream tea came in a cardboard carton! The walk from the house to the beach there took my breath away with the wonderful view towards Falmouth. Thank you.
Brilliant! Its good to know that the National Trust are coping with the COVID thing, not at all easy at the mo! Its great that you enjoyed the walk too. one of my favourites, Sarah :)
We did this beautiful walk today plus around a further 4 miles on public footpaths. Agree with Andrew - need to chop down the trees to make the river more visible. And loved the "rubbish baskets". Its great seeing the things you have video'd - it's like, oh yes, I remember seeing that! It gives a real connection with the route. Sadly ran out of time for Charlestown and Mevagissey but on a positive note, John had success on the pasty quest. We are now in Looe and plan to incorporate your Polperro walk in a serious hike tomorrow! Wish we had more time here as your walks are such an inspiration and we would love to do more.
OMG! I am so happy we have inspired you - that's why we wanted to set up the channel, try and get people out walking to parts of Cornwall they maybe don't feel confident to venture, seeing it first makes it easier!! The Polperro walk is great and I can't wait to walk the other way to Talland Bay, explore the smuggler story. This evening we went to our local beach and watched the sunset with the dramatic seas churning around, absolutely glorious!! I hope the weather stays dry for you tomorrow and you find more pasties :) Sarah
A couple of years ago, we actually did that walk in the opposite direction starting by going through the gardens and very nice it was too. There was a herd of cows blocking the path by the wall at the beach and we almost turned back. I carefully tested them out and found thet they weren't interested in people, they just stared at us as we walked through the middle of them. Chris
its a great walk but its also worth carrying on around Lamouth creek ,just a little further to the iron age fort and Roundwood quay ,great place for a picnic ,and an unobstructed veiws of the waters ,theres a free map at the infomation place in the car park
Love your videos, my husband got me the 60 circular walks book so when we're down next week we shall definitely be trying out some of them may even bump into you and the dogs on one of the walks x
Sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot the account password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me.
@Riley Gage i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Love Cornwall and love your videos!
I love Cornwall too and glad to hear you like our videos - Thank you!!
I really enjoyed that......Beautiful views.
Saw your video on Trelissick before we went on holiday researching it now! . Did it on your recommendation & we can honestly say it was one of the best walks we've ever had. You're right, there is a different view around every corner! We had to book online to go to Trelissick as members of the National Trust during these Covid times ,everybody distancing using hand gels,food served outside from the lovely Nat .Trust cafe buildings there. My cream tea came in a cardboard carton! The walk from the house to the beach there took my breath away with the wonderful view towards Falmouth. Thank you.
Brilliant! Its good to know that the National Trust are coping with the COVID thing, not at all easy at the mo! Its great that you enjoyed the walk too. one of my favourites, Sarah :)
I worked for the Copelands and with Barry Champion in the gardens. Happy memories.
Very beautiful, thank you for sharing.
Hi guys,it looks like a fantastic walk,so awesome
We did this beautiful walk today plus around a further 4 miles on public footpaths. Agree with Andrew - need to chop down the trees to make the river more visible. And loved the "rubbish baskets". Its great seeing the things you have video'd - it's like, oh yes, I remember seeing that! It gives a real connection with the route. Sadly ran out of time for Charlestown and Mevagissey but on a positive note, John had success on the pasty quest. We are now in Looe and plan to incorporate your Polperro walk in a serious hike tomorrow! Wish we had more time here as your walks are such an inspiration and we would love to do more.
OMG! I am so happy we have inspired you - that's why we wanted to set up the channel, try and get people out walking to parts of Cornwall they maybe don't feel confident to venture, seeing it first makes it easier!! The Polperro walk is great and I can't wait to walk the other way to Talland Bay, explore the smuggler story. This evening we went to our local beach and watched the sunset with the dramatic seas churning around, absolutely glorious!! I hope the weather stays dry for you tomorrow and you find more pasties :) Sarah
It looks so beautiful there! Really love the area! Just need to make our way over there for a visit!
Well worth a visit and I am sure you would enjoy! Sarah :)
A couple of years ago, we actually did that walk in the opposite direction starting by going through the gardens and very nice it was too. There was a herd of cows blocking the path by the wall at the beach and we almost turned back. I carefully tested them out and found thet they weren't interested in people, they just stared at us as we walked through the middle of them.
Chris
That's a brilliant story! We love Trelissick, very beautiful, even with cows!!
its a great walk but its also worth carrying on around Lamouth creek ,just a little further to the iron age fort and Roundwood quay ,great place for a picnic ,and an unobstructed veiws of the waters ,theres a free map at the infomation place in the car park
Love your videos, my husband got me the 60 circular walks book so when we're down next week we shall definitely be trying out some of them may even bump into you and the dogs on one of the walks x
Say 'Hello!' if you see us! I hope you have a great time here and I am sooo glad your hubby found a copy of the book for you - that's amazing!
Sorry to be so off topic but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot the account password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me.
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@Riley Gage i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Riley Gage It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much you saved my account !
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