Many thanks for this. My paternal ancestors were from the area, so it's nice to walk in their shoes through your video until I get over from Canada to see for myself.
Glad it was helpful! We have visited St Mawes too and made there are a couple of other video filmed on the Roseland peninsula, ranging from St Mawes to Dodman point, Sarah :)
St Just in Roseland is one of my number 1 favourite Church and grounds. It is always so beautiful whenever you choose to visit. I loved the walk. You cannot go wrong with stunning scenery, even the clock bell rang. I love your videos and this one has been really one of the best in my favourite bit of heaven. Thanks guys.
Sarah & Andrew. ..really enjoying your walks. ...especially the st keverne to porthoustock through the valley. . I was born in porthoustock 74 years ago.but now live in Lancashire. .that walk brought back so many happy memories. Your lovely cornish accents are homesick makers!!!.keep up with doing what some of us can no longer do..Lots of love jill cave.xxx
Hello Jill, I am so glad you enjoyed the video! Your comment is lovely to read and has left me wondering if you can see many changes to Porthoustock, Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails hi Sarah. Not really a lot of changes...although the chapel I was christened in is now a house & the lifeboat house is a village hall...the bungalow over the river has been modernised. The house I was born in had a thatch roof but it is now slate. Love to go back in our campervan .but the valley is too much for me these days😢. Still A few people there who were there when I was growing up.all getting on a bit now!!xx
Oh lovely to think there are still some locals there! We are never sure when we are walking around which cottages are lived in and which ones are holiday lets. It's getting busy down here again with the school easter holidays! Sarah :)
One of our favourite summer walks. Lunch in St. Maws then up past the castle and along to St. Just. Cream tea by the Church car park then back to St. Maws. Will look out for the book this July.
It's for sale in the St Mawes Hotel and Idle Rocks Hotel Reception. Also available on the Idle Rocks Hotel website, idlerocks.com/shop/ Glad you enjoyed teh video, Sarah :)
Another lovely walk!!.... Dodgy jokes aside!😉 The church looked beautiful, and thankfully the rain held off till the end! The book is a fantastic idea for such a great cause!! 😀👍💕
Hi Sarah and Andrew, a lovely walk in beautiful Roseland, one of my many favourite parts of Cornwall, St Just-in-Roseland churchyard is stunning! Must get that book! The flowering bushes must be blackthorn I reckon, hawthorn flowers a bit later.
All the blooms at the beginning, really make we want to watch! What a great cause for the book! Did Andrew just compare Sarah to a goat? Be nice!!! ;-) Always SO "punny" Andrew! That was a big puddle! Healthy cows. Walking through farmers' pastures is not something that we have here in the USA. Really muddy walk today. The church is lovely! Thanks to you both! Have a great week!
Hi Sarah and Andrew, hope you had a really nice weekend !! The church grounds were kept so beautifully , such a great look cation. Unfortunately,we have been experiencing our fair share of rain as well but as the saying goes “April showers bring May flowers”.Our trees are finally coming back to life with green and little hints of blooming flowers 🌸 .So glad your new book worked out very well, seems like the directions couldn’t have been any clearer, great for directionally challenged people like myself lol .Have a fantastic week,Lori
Lovely hike, coped with the jokes🤣What a great way to raise money for such a great cause, we will definitely be purchasing the book! Thanks for sharing😀👍👍👍💕
HI Simon, we are going to the book launch this evening (we had an advance copy!) and will ask for details so that we can add to the description - thanks for watching! Sarah :)
Another nice walk Sarah and not too long. Those books you get are so helpful. Thank you for sharing. Have a warmer weekend! It's chilly up here...Greetings, Julie
Another fabulous walk, thank you Sarah and Andrew, but we are biased; a couple of years ago we incorporated this into one of our lengthy treks starting and ending in St Mawes. It was blowing a hooley and very wet but so enjoyable. If one had to spend eternity somewhere, there can be few better places than the grounds of the church in St Just! The Roseland peninsula is a very special part of Cornwall. The walk book, with profits going to the air ambulance is an excellent idea too.
Last week, we took the ferry from Falmouth over to St Mawes, just to get an icecream, Looks a bit muddy in those fields and thats a bit of a slope up to the tower as i recall. Great filming as ever.
The colder weather is not relinquishing its grip just yet! Not sure if I would be up for an ice cream, we ambled to St Mawes for a nice cup of coffee! Sarah :)
I think all weather forecasters go to the same school of uncertainty. I dont have any great one liners like Andrew had, but this was a fairy good video.
Hi Lance! We had a fantastic day dodging the rain and happily we did not get wet! Although we are not worried about us getting wet, we would not want to risk the filming equipment. I much prefer ice cream weather!! Sarah :)
Beautiful walk and great video as usual :) It is so lovely to see the spring arriving. We also have some flowers here in Norway now. I admire you for crossing the cattle field. I normally try to avoid it after being followed by a herd of oxen in North Devon ion 2017. They didn't harm us though, but followed us with their heads tilted (as if they were going to attack us) until we had passed their "territory". I didn't dare to stop and take photos. As I have later understood; they were only curious and we were the most exciting thing that had happened all day :) But I am still a bit cautious across fields with cattle. Have a lovely Easter :-) Torunn.
Oh, I'm the first comment!!....My heart was in my mouth waiting for one of you to drop that lovely shiny new book straight into the mud (or worse!) along the route! Haven't been to St. Just in Roseland for a long long time...the day I visited they were having a fete there with Cornish Cream Teas as part of the Daphne du Maurier festival many moons ago. Wasn't there a wedding filmed there for Poldark? Simply stunning little church in a beautiful area of Cornwall. Well done for escaping the rain! J x
Hi Judy! You are up bright and early and the first to comment! We were asked at the last minute to make this little video and I had very little time to research - I am intrigued by the Poldark connection. There is another walk starting from this church in the new book so we will incorporate then. You are my very reliable Poldark source - thank you!! We are excited to be going to the book launch this evening as we think they might be showing part of our video, should be fun! Sarah :)
Oh dear, my memory not quite right on this occasion!! It wasn't St.Just in Roseland church....it was St. Winnow Parish Church that was used as filming for the first Poldark series in the 70s (not St. Just in Roseland) as the venue for Caroline and Dwight's wedding!! It was the riverside location that I remembered! Apologies! Both beautiful churches though! Enjoy the book launch! x J
It was a nice blue color on the crab shell but ohhhhh that joke......It looked very muddy in parts but for mid March fair enough. Wearing red or not, I would not walk across the field with cows in, I hate the bloody things lol. The church was very nice and real nice to be able to see in side. Sorry it was only a 7 from me but that could be down to the mud and the standards of jokes this week lol. Cheers Alan
Oh Alan! There are many fields with cows down here in Cornwall! I think if ever you find yourself down this way, take an ordnance survey with you in case you need to make a diversion! LOL! Sarah :)
Hi Terry, I use iMovie to edit our videos. We have our son's old mac (about 8 yrd old!) and I am always trying to juggle memory space but it is still working at the mo, with the help of an external HDD! Sarah :)
I think all weather forecasters go to the same school of uncertainty. I dont have any great one liners like Andrew had, but this was a fairy good video.
I think all weather forecasters go to the same school of uncertainty. I dont have any great one liners like Andrew had, but this was a fairy good video.
I haven't even finished watching the video but this is why I love England! God Bless You.
Lovely as always, very pleasant voice Sarah, thank you
Simply lovely & such a good cause!
Air ambulance is essential in our neck of the woods, especially is summer when the roads can be difficult! Sarah :)
A beautiful, scenic and peaceful walk - accompanied by the sound of the birds, the breeze and burbling brooks...perfect! Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! Sarah :)
Many thanks for this. My paternal ancestors were from the area, so it's nice to walk in their shoes through your video until I get over from Canada to see for myself.
Glad it was helpful! We have visited St Mawes too and made there are a couple of other video filmed on the Roseland peninsula, ranging from St Mawes to Dodman point, Sarah :)
That was a beautiful walk. Thanks for sharing.🌸
St Just in Roseland is one of my number 1 favourite Church and grounds. It is always so beautiful whenever you choose to visit. I loved the walk. You cannot go wrong with stunning scenery, even the clock bell rang. I love your videos and this one has been really one of the best in my favourite bit of heaven. Thanks guys.
Looks to be a wonderful place to hike, I would imagine the Air Ambulance is a vital service in a rural area. Thanks for the tour.
Sarah & Andrew. ..really enjoying your walks. ...especially the st keverne to porthoustock through the valley. .
I was born in porthoustock 74 years ago.but now live in Lancashire. .that walk brought back so many happy memories.
Your lovely cornish accents are homesick makers!!!.keep up with doing what some of us can no longer do..Lots of love jill cave.xxx
Hello Jill, I am so glad you enjoyed the video! Your comment is lovely to read and has left me wondering if you can see many changes to Porthoustock, Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails hi Sarah.
Not really a lot of changes...although the chapel I was christened in is now a house & the lifeboat house is a village hall...the bungalow over the river has been modernised.
The house I was born in had a thatch roof but it is now slate.
Love to go back in our campervan .but the valley is too much for me these days😢.
Still A few people there who were there when I was growing up.all getting on a bit now!!xx
Oh lovely to think there are still some locals there! We are never sure when we are walking around which cottages are lived in and which ones are holiday lets. It's getting busy down here again with the school easter holidays! Sarah :)
Another gorgeous walk. I didn't know about this St. Just, my grandmother was from the other one. tfs
Hi guys,andrew is brilliant at telling good jokes,just awesome
One of our favourite summer walks. Lunch in St. Maws then up past the castle and along to St. Just. Cream tea by the Church car park then back to St. Maws. Will look out for the book this July.
It's for sale in the St Mawes Hotel and Idle Rocks Hotel Reception. Also available on the Idle Rocks Hotel website,
idlerocks.com/shop/
Glad you enjoyed teh video, Sarah :)
Another lovely walk!!.... Dodgy jokes aside!😉 The church looked beautiful, and thankfully the rain held off till the end! The book is a fantastic idea for such a great cause!! 😀👍💕
Hi Sarah and Andrew, a lovely walk in beautiful Roseland, one of my many favourite parts of Cornwall, St Just-in-Roseland churchyard is stunning! Must get that book! The flowering bushes must be blackthorn I reckon, hawthorn flowers a bit later.
Blackthorn, yes of course! It was one of those moments when it's on the tip of your tongue .... ! Sarah :)
Hi beautiful
Awesome video guys
Thanks for sharing
Lovely walk. Pity about the weather and the mud. But Andrew was on form with jokes. Thanks for sharing it with us.
All the blooms at the beginning, really make we want to watch! What a great cause for the book! Did Andrew just compare Sarah to a goat? Be nice!!! ;-) Always SO "punny" Andrew! That was a big puddle! Healthy cows. Walking through farmers' pastures is not something that we have here in the USA. Really muddy walk today. The church is lovely! Thanks to you both! Have a great week!
Hi Sarah and Andrew, hope you had a really nice weekend !! The church grounds were kept so beautifully , such a great look cation. Unfortunately,we have been experiencing our fair share of rain as well but as the saying goes “April showers bring May flowers”.Our trees are finally coming back to life with green and little hints of blooming flowers 🌸 .So glad your new book worked out very well, seems like the directions couldn’t have been any clearer, great for directionally challenged people like myself lol .Have a fantastic week,Lori
Perfect for you Lori! Sarah :)
Lovely hike, coped with the jokes🤣What a great way to raise money for such a great cause, we will definitely be purchasing the book! Thanks for sharing😀👍👍👍💕
HI Simon, we are going to the book launch this evening (we had an advance copy!) and will ask for details so that we can add to the description - thanks for watching! Sarah :)
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Another nice walk Sarah and not too long. Those books you get are so helpful. Thank you for sharing. Have a warmer weekend! It's chilly up here...Greetings, Julie
Although the sun is out sown here, there is a nip in in the air and I am not able to discard my coat yet! Sarah :)
Ba dum tss drum joke was the best!
Another fabulous walk, thank you Sarah and Andrew, but we are biased; a couple of years ago we incorporated this into one of our lengthy treks starting and ending in St Mawes. It was blowing a hooley and very wet but so enjoyable. If one had to spend eternity somewhere, there can be few better places than the grounds of the church in St Just! The Roseland peninsula is a very special part of Cornwall. The walk book, with profits going to the air ambulance is an excellent idea too.
You are lovely.Thank you.
Last week, we took the ferry from Falmouth over to St Mawes, just to get an icecream, Looks a bit muddy in those fields and thats a bit of a slope up to the tower as i recall. Great filming as ever.
The colder weather is not relinquishing its grip just yet! Not sure if I would be up for an ice cream, we ambled to St Mawes for a nice cup of coffee! Sarah :)
I think all weather forecasters go to the same school of uncertainty. I dont have any great one liners like Andrew had, but this was a fairy good video.
Hi Lance! We had a fantastic day dodging the rain and happily we did not get wet! Although we are not worried about us getting wet, we would not want to risk the filming equipment. I much prefer ice cream weather!! Sarah :)
Love these walks, your husband is on form in this one with the jokes, had me chuckling...😂
It's panto time with Andrew! Sarah :)
We went on holiday earlier this month, lovely part of the world...keel up the good work 😊
Awesome walk
Beautiful walk and great video as usual :) It is so lovely to see the spring arriving. We also have some flowers here in Norway now. I admire you for crossing the cattle field. I normally try to avoid it after being followed by a herd of oxen in North Devon ion 2017. They didn't harm us though, but followed us with their heads tilted (as if they were going to attack us) until we had passed their "territory". I didn't dare to stop and take photos. As I have later understood; they were only curious and we were the most exciting thing that had happened all day :) But I am still a bit cautious across fields with cattle. Have a lovely Easter :-) Torunn.
LOL! Hmmm! I think we approach each herd with fresh eyes and we are cautious, especially with the dogs! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails that sounds like the right ting to do. We don't bring dog so we are most likely quite safe 😁
The may flower tree/bush is also known as 'brides in may' 😁👍TFS xx
Ahhh! That's a lovely name! Thanks, Sarah :)
U guys are ahead of us in Denmark , springwise
Oh, I'm the first comment!!....My heart was in my mouth waiting for one of you to drop that lovely shiny new book straight into the mud (or worse!) along the route! Haven't been to St. Just in Roseland for a long long time...the day I visited they were having a fete there with Cornish Cream Teas as part of the Daphne du Maurier festival many moons ago. Wasn't there a wedding filmed there for Poldark? Simply stunning little church in a beautiful area of Cornwall. Well done for escaping the rain! J x
Hi Judy! You are up bright and early and the first to comment! We were asked at the last minute to make this little video and I had very little time to research - I am intrigued by the Poldark connection. There is another walk starting from this church in the new book so we will incorporate then. You are my very reliable Poldark source - thank you!! We are excited to be going to the book launch this evening as we think they might be showing part of our video, should be fun! Sarah :)
Oh dear, my memory not quite right on this occasion!! It wasn't St.Just in Roseland church....it was St. Winnow Parish Church that was used as filming for the first Poldark series in the 70s (not St. Just in Roseland) as the venue for Caroline and Dwight's wedding!! It was the riverside location that I remembered! Apologies! Both beautiful churches though! Enjoy the book launch! x J
It was a nice blue color on the crab shell but ohhhhh that joke......It looked very muddy in parts but for mid March fair enough. Wearing red or not, I would not walk across the field with cows in, I hate the bloody things lol. The church was very nice and real nice to be able to see in side. Sorry it was only a 7 from me but that could be down to the mud and the standards of jokes this week lol. Cheers Alan
Oh Alan! There are many fields with cows down here in Cornwall! I think if ever you find yourself down this way, take an ordnance survey with you in case you need to make a diversion! LOL! Sarah :)
Sarah what software do you use when putting your footage together many thanks
Hi Terry, I use iMovie to edit our videos. We have our son's old mac (about 8 yrd old!) and I am always trying to juggle memory space but it is still working at the mo, with the help of an external HDD! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails many thanks for the info your quality is excellent
Ah yes, my favourite celebrity… 'Mr Cowpatt'
LOL! I love how you've given him two 't's! Sarah :)
LOL
I think all weather forecasters go to the same school of uncertainty. I dont have any great one liners like Andrew had, but this was a fairy good video.
I think all weather forecasters go to the same school of uncertainty. I dont have any great one liners like Andrew had, but this was a fairy good video.