That was a really good one! Beautiful scenery and so good to see the doggies out enjoying themselves - can just imagine the oldie thinking 'there definitely be treasure 'ere somewhere' as he dug up most of the beach...!!
Thank you so much for this one. I love all your walking films, made all the better with your dogs along, and particularly enjoyed this one which reminded me so much of happy times when I lived in Sennen (at the Lands End end of the village) and worked at Porthcurno. I used to frequent all the nearby coastal routes. Please do keep sharing your walks with us.
What a lovely video. Thanks for sharing your search for the heads. Cornwall is such a beautiful place and you help me feel as though I have had a short visit. Hope this video gets tons of views. ❤
Thank you for another lovely walk video. My husband and I walked from Land's End to Sennen several years ago so it was lovely to be reminded of that day. We caught the Coaster bus from St Ives (I think), got off at LE and then caught the one from Sennen to get back to St Ives. With a bus pass (yes we're old enough 😄) there's no parking to worry about.
Hi Sarah and Andrew. I enjoyed the history of your scenic walk today. It made a change to hear about Lands End from a non commercial side to have a glimpse into how people enjoyed it in the past.
Awww, back to the good old days of towering cliffs & rocks, with tales of old & your two lovely doggies to enjoy the fun. How your brown doggie does love to dig! It was always his favourite thing to do! They are both simply beautiful.🤎💛 Thoroughly enjoyed this walk you two. Breathtaking scenery & barely a soul in sight. What more could you want on a bracing November day. Loved it x J x
So nice to see you back walking the coast path with your adorable dogs, the scenery is stunning and so atmospheric, have really missed these walking videos which i know are not so viable for you but so good to see you go back to this format now and again as and when you are able to do so, we were going to do this very walk this year but never got round to it somehow, definitely one for us when we hopefully return to Cornwall next summer, there is nowhere else in Britain that has the atmosphere of the Cornish coastline , especially the most southerly parts, a joy to watch !
We love watching your walking videos, thank you so much for all you have done Sarah and Andrew. Cornwall is such a beautiful place and we miss being able to go on holiday and walks because of my husbands disability, it is such a treat when you take us there.
Great video, as always. I've run the route that you've walked. The family stayed in Seaview Caravan Park in 1998. I ran from the Caravan park, into Sennen and back via the coastal path, Lands End and the A30. Some great runs round there. Sennen to The Minack is really nice too.
Such a beautiful and relaxing place to walk and enjoy the beauty around you. Love that you brought your fur babies. My husband discovered your channel today. ❤
So nice to see you out with the dogs 😊 We walked there some years ago. This summer we stayed some nights in Sennen Rise Guesthouse (which is brilliant) and walked one of the days from there the inland path to Nanjizal and further on the coastsl path to Porthgwarra. I am so intrigued by the cliffs and rocks over a large part of West Penwith. They look like they are put together and stacked by an artist. I am also impressed by your 10 minute drawing, Sarah 🥰 Great story about the horse. Regarding the Irish Lady the story goes like this: "It is told that Irish seamen shipwrecked on the rock and all perished save a woman who clung to the rock while the tumultuous seas prevented those watching from saving her. She died and slipped into the sea and sailors and fishermen have reported seeing a female with a rose in her mouth sitting on the rock during high winds and seas". Thank you for this lovely video 🥰 Torunn.
Thank you Sarah and Andrew for taking us on a trip down memory lane, my wife and I are now 68 years young and we would probably struggle to walk along that coastal path, i remember that shipwreck and I had a little boat trip to the ship and I brought the Video , and yes there is a video on TH-cam about it. Its my favorite walk along with the walk from The Lizard to Kynace Cove, once again many thanks xx
I am pleased that Paddington is at Land's End, as a friend posted a picture of her sitting on a similar bench with Paddington at John O'Groats. This us one of my favourite videos. I love it when you take us on a walk. You have to watch your subscriptions on TH-cam. They don't always keep you up to speed on subscriptions.
We Look Forward To All Of Your Video's, But Especially Like The Coastal Dog Walks,Keep Them Coming, A Guide To The Coast, Or The Town ,We Love Them All.
Just loved watching this video. Many memories of Land's End. Laughed out loud at your old doggie digging his hole! Love you guys so much! From Sunny Cape Town ❤
Second comment: I was just thinking about what you said re accessibility on the path! If I could ever come there, I’d do everything I could to get in shape…and arrive with walking sticks in tow!😂 And there was a couple on the path doing exactly that! 😃
We so enjoyed this walk, the scenery along the way is stunning your commentary and books add to the joy of the walk. Nice to see your boys having so much fun too, absolutely loved it this week,,,,,,Brian&Jane
Already planned to do this walk from Sennen Cove next June from your video. Extend it a little and reach Nanjizal Bay. Always puts a smile on my face watching all you’re adventures.
I've heard of people losing their heads! Very nice view of Lands End with a different aspect for a change. Loved this. Always used to tell the person on the gate i was staying at the Hotel so parking was free! (Maybe i shouldnt admit that! Haha) ❤
I am an avid reader, and it does my heart good to see how you incorporate old accounts into your contemporary walks. I find each video so interesting! And of course it’s like walking with friendly neighbors, when you share your thoughts, observations, and humor. Thank you for the lengths you go to, to allow us these wonderful experiences! ❤
Born in sennen in 59 not a cover but Imy mum was . Boy its changed a lot from my playground that is was in the 60s and 70s sadly all the amazing characters that were once there are resting in the cemetery . Amazing as the place is its nothing like it was . Such a shame and l think how lucky I was to see it . Going back is such a bitter sweet experience
I think you have the content well balanced , I really enjoyed your channel 😊 The weather looked really mild, considering you're nearly into December in 10 days
Your paintings are beautiful! So enjoy the history as well as the walks. Since I’m in US, your videos allow me to see places I’ll never get to visit. ❤
Hi , new viewer to you channel i have watched a few videos, the views are beautiful to show lands end. And wonderful to see a glimpse of the horses . And i find it very informable thankyou ❤
Oh my Goodness, I just loved this week's walk (Sennen to Lands End). So happy to be with you both, and walking on a trail - Cornish scenery, rocks, ocean and stories, love it, Thank you, Judith.
What a lovely video! Thank You for sharing👍 We have been fortunate enough to have spent some holiday time at "Tinker Taylor" with the last visit a few weeks back in September. Sennen Cove and it's surroundings are utterly, utterly beautiful and that walk to Lands End and back is amazing. The more inland route on the way back just shows how wonderfully different the landscape and vistas can be between the coast and ever so slightly inland. And finally, how cute are your lil Doggos!!!
You may surprised to hear than Lands End is not the most westerly point on the UK mainland. That honour belongs to a place called Corrachadh Mòr on the Ardnamuchan peninsular, a strip of land in Scotland just above the Isle of Mull. It's about 1km south of the Adrnamurchan lighthouse and is about half a degree further west than Lands End. Also the fishing port of Mallaig is further West than Lands End by a small fraction of a degree. We spent many of our summer holidays in the Penwith area of Cornwall, we used to camp at Kelynack and spent many a day on the beach at Sennen. We also enjoyed walking around the mine ruins at Bottalack and watching the sunsets from there or at Cape Cornwall. Loved the video, it brought back many happy memories from when our kids were young.
I always enjoy your videos and was thrilled to see Sennen Cove in today's. It's one of our special places after many happy holidays there. Great to see you and your dogs enjoying it, I laughed so much at the digging! Your old books are fascinating, always something to learn or wonder about (even when it is sad, like that poor horse). Thank you so much for sharing them with us.
It’s free to park at lands end if your a Cornwall resident, just give them proof of residency like driving licence and they put your reg in the system, just park up and pop in the visitor centre. You only have to do it once. 😉
Beautiful walk and so scenic. Glad you were blessed with good weather...makes all the difference on a cliff-top walk! I went 'face hunting' there few years back, and think I found one or two. Trouble is, after a while staring at big boulders, you begin to see all sorts of faces (or was the coffee in my flask too strong?). Just loved seeing doggies so happy tearing around on the beach, and doggie senior has lost none of his digging prowess! It was so funny when they investigated Paddington Bear :)
Love your easy to watch and very informative videos. We are from New Zealand and holidayed for 8 weeks in Ireland, Scotland but spent most of our time in Cornwell. Been back home for 4 weeks now but enjoy watching your videos of places we had been to. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Fabulous, we were just a few days ago, thank you. Haven’t watched for a while, sorry, but thoroughly enjoyed catching up and will continue to watch 👏👏🙏😘 we lost our old boy a couple a weeks ago so popped down for a few days to recover 🥰
Have been to Lands End about 20 years ago, before all this camera parking nonsense, but just have to go there again and do this walk from Sennen Cove. Absolutely loved the two minute sketch of The Lands End plus lighthouse. But the best bit was your doggie digging diligently to the last moment. Thanks guys, and the history and stories make for avid viewing. Loved it all 😉😎
Oh my !! I loved every minute of this one. As a Cornwall lover, hill walker, dog lover, a painter, and photographer this touched every spot. So nice to see the puppers out with you. Did you notice the lions head silhouette above Dr Johnson's head ? looking in the same direction. I didnt know you painted Sarah, love your sketches. The rock colomns are like Staffa, island nth west Scotland. Thank you for a lovely adventures....Alioban ❤🐕🐕......PS will check out your etsy store x
Enjoyed this video very much. My mother was Cornish and there was many a holiday spent down in Sennen where my aunt lived. Even back in the late 70s not many people actually lived in the cove itself although there were one or two if I remember correctly. Such a beautiful part of our country.
I enjoyed this and seeing the dogs again. I remember the black dog. Didn't realize the brown dog was that old. Time flies. I was wondering why you changed your format. Makes sense.
Lovely walk with your doggies! I did it about 20 years ago with my family and another lovely doggy! We were staying in Sennen Cove at the time. Thanks for the memories 💕
Hi Sarah, Andrew. Although we live in sw France we love coming to Cornwall whenever we can and walking the Coast Path etc. Now, because of health issues we can't currently get away so your walks and other videos are an invaluable link the the Cornwall we know and love. A sincere and huge thank you for what you do for us. David and Christine.
THANK YOU!!! This was always my favorite walk! We always stopped by the RSPB hut/hide up near the hotel for the view, local bird information and bird viewing, and a chat with the RSPB people, but it looks like there's nothing happening there at this time of year. I wonder if you can still at least go in and watch the birds on your own? We also loved the gorgeous views if you continue walking a little ways past Land's End.
Hi both, we staied at sennen cove in mid July time this year. The house was up on the cliff's, on the road going down to the beach .there was steep steps up to the house ,BUT great sea vows at night time and early in the mornings. Thank you for sharing your day . 😄😄😄😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍🐶🐶
And such a wonderful weather! I did this walk in Summer 2023 to Nanjizal . Great to see this places again. Nice Video with the cute doggies and Paddington 😍
I enjoy all your videos formats! And idea, I'd love to see reviews of dog friendly places to visit with you both and the doggos, we'd love to visit the area with our pup so any reviews would be good.
So many places are dog friendly these days. The beach ban only applies to popular beaches and has been reduced to July and August, but less popular beaches are dog friendly all year. It is a lot easier these days, Sarah :)
Dear Sarah, I have seen your artwork on Etsy already….very beautiful 😍, do you ship to Germany also…? ❤ Thank you for showing my Favorit Place with us….👍and I love Paddington and this marvellous Spot the Late Queen did with him….❤❤
An annual subscription to the National Trust is soon covered by saved parking charges. Alternatively, there are still roads in Camborne where you can park for free and if you step it out, Sennen and Land's End is a nice day's outing. The last I heard, parking at Hell's Mouth was still free. If you are in the know, there are still some wheezes that can be pulled but the Bolsheviks are making it impossible to do anything in Cornwall. I now live in East Dorset 3 miles west of Ringwood. You can park on miles of residential roads around me for free and for as long as you like. There is a car park for the "country park" in Ringwood Forest. They charge an arm and a leg to park in the car park. Park near me for free and you can be in the forest in less than 200 yards. It is a bit of a long walk into Ringwood and all-day parking in Ringwood is £20 and the roads are plastered with yellow lines. In October, we wanted a day in London using National Express from and back to Ringwood (the nearest railway stations ... Bournemouth and Brockenhurst are 14 miles away ... and PARKING CHARGES). Our coach leaving Ringwood at 5.55 a.m. and getting back close to midnight would require all day parking so £20 if we didn't want to walk 3 miles each way ...... BUT .... about a mile out of Ringwood, there is a car park for a long distance walking trail and it is free, and other than some afternoons in late July/early August, the car park is three-quarters empty. Bearing in mind the walking in London ... Victoia through Hyde Patk, tube Marble Arch to Tottenham Court Road (standing) and then several miles in the British Museum, then hunting for something to eat on our way back to the National Gallery for the Van Gogh exhibition, up the Mall, past Buckingham Palace front garden and back to Victoria, a mile walk at each end in and out of Ringwood to save 20 quid was nothing. I am back in deepest Slovakia again for the Winter (the daylight hours are longer and brighter in the Winter than in Britain and electricity is only 10 pence per kWh). Here, parking is free almost everywhere including nearly all railway stations and all hospitals. When I explain about parking charges at our hospitals, Slovaks are absolutely horrified. Even in Bratislava, the capital, on-street parking is only charged 8 a.m. - 4.p.m. Monday to Friday. Even though I am English, because I am retired, I have free travel on Slovak trains. I could get a free pass for the buses as well but I can't be bothered. From our village to the local town is 3 miles and the bus fare is 30 Eurocents (22 pence) on very comfortable buses. If we are shopping, we always drive anyway. Všetko najlepšie (All that is best).
New subscriber here 👋 Really enjoyed your video. I was really interested to hear that the “gossipy” videos do better than the walks. I recently made some short films around Cornwall including a walk from Sennen to Land’s End too and it did terribly 😅 Well done on your pitching yours right. Absolutely loved watching and at six months in I can see I have a lot to learn 😅 We are based in Bristol and are definitely taking another holiday or two in Cornwall next year. Love visiting. Next time we will look out for the face. Had no idea about that! Very cool. That ten minute sketch you did was fantastic too. Just binge watched a few episodes and looking forward to seeing more 😊
Great to see you out on a walk and with both dogs in tow. We love Lands End and Sennen . I remember when you first got your puppy you asked for potential names for him, I chose Patches was I right ?.May we be first to say Merry Christmas.
I always loved your walk videos and it's great to see you doing that again - I love your other videos too mind! From what I've gathered, Dr Johnson's Head is the name of the headland itself, that the hotel and 1st & Last House are situated on. Dr Syntax's Head is the headland to the south of that. The rock formation in the old photo and drawing is also called Dr Johnson's OR Dr Syntax's head (more commonly Syntax it seems) - so a bit of confusion there. Back in the '70s Land's End was all open and I remember going down to look for Dr Syntax, which I'm pretty sure was down among the pillars of granite below the 1st & Last House - which was apparently built in the late 1800s and not to be confused with the 1st & Last Inn in Sennen. The Land's End Hotel was apparently built in 1860 as a temperance hotel - presumably so guests didn't get drunk & tried to ride their horses down the cliffs! Many thanks for the brilliant video as always.
I went to Cornwall and to lands end many years ago before I had children. In August last year I went for a few days with my eldest daughter and was shocked to see that you had to pay to have you photo taken at the famous sign post. You couldn’t just stroll up and take your own photos any more
Thankyou. Always enjoy your walks paticularly with your history and sometimes mystery connections. The head you did find seemed to have a Rick Astley look to it i felt.😊
Hello, I’m the chap that recomended the JT Bight book, a week at the Lands End. I have a foldout Land’s End Panorama that I bought on Saturday 12th August 1978 for 15p. I’m not sure if they still sell it at Lands End but they did for many decades. As the name implies it is a Panorama looking out across the Lands End area from left to right, idetifying all the main things you can see from that point. The Veiw point is from behind the peel rocks and not from the Hotel, far left is the Hotel and far right is Cape Cornwall. I have no idea why they did this accept it may take in more interesting points this way. It shows where Dr Sintax’s head is, stating that its sits uncomfortably on a granite pillow. It identifies the Isles of Scilly, the rocks around the Longships light and the mines and features around Cape Cornwall. There is a description describing events as well as the places on show. There is also a things to do list and a piece about the veiw at night. At that time was one other publication in the series and they planned seven more. I don’t know if they were ever printed I have never seen the others. If you want a photo copy of it let me know and I will get one to you somehow.
Wonderful video. My husband and I have been wanting to do this walk for years but were unsure what it was like and if it was within our capabilities. However, after seeing this will definitely be giving it a go next time we are down. Thank you so much for such a helpful video. xxx❤
I love your walks,chanel, information and history you provide.Your art is stunning.,but unfortunately I'm not in the position to buy any.But I hope you get a good few orders.Thanks so much,for the enjoyable trips,you take us on.
I moved to Cornwall 12 and bit years ago, my holidays with our 3 kid's as they grew up was to St Ives, a lovely place then. I live at Cape Cornwall now and I've walked many time's on the coast path and roads, lanes and bridal paths. Lands End is pretty horrendous and not what you expect from a beautiful part of our island. Money 💰 and more money 💰. I'm half way through your video and I know what going to happen. By the rule I've subscribed and as a retired male I've plenty of time to watch and listen and enjoy people like yourselves. Good luck and with regard to your pooches "I LIKE DOGS" ⭐and maybe⭐ 3 PEOPLE....today it's 2, you and and you're man. I'm looking for number 3 😂😂😂😅
Lovely to see the doggies again 🙂
I enjoy your 'walking' videos
That was a really good one! Beautiful scenery and so good to see the doggies out enjoying themselves - can just imagine the oldie thinking 'there definitely be treasure 'ere somewhere' as he dug up most of the beach...!!
And one more thing, love that you have the same music as intro autro, never change it! So cozy! ❤ It's yours.
So wonderful to see you guys out with your fur babies! 🥰🥰🥰..you both are so uplifting to us !xoxo the Wykes
Thank you so much for this one. I love all your walking films, made all the better with your dogs along, and particularly enjoyed this one which reminded me so much of happy times when I lived in Sennen (at the Lands End end of the village) and worked at Porthcurno. I used to frequent all the nearby coastal routes. Please do keep sharing your walks with us.
Doggy sniffed the sandwich!!!😂
Fabulous Friday evening entertainment & delight.
Thank all four of you, plus Paddington.
Love the sketch..🙌🏼
What a lovely video. Thanks for sharing your search for the heads. Cornwall is such a beautiful place and you help me feel as though I have had a short visit. Hope this video gets tons of views. ❤
Thanks
Thank you! Sarah :)
I love your walks !! Take care 📚🐶👍😋
Thank you so much! Sarah :)
Thank you for another lovely walk video. My husband and I walked from Land's End to Sennen several years ago so it was lovely to be reminded of that day. We caught the Coaster bus from St Ives (I think), got off at LE and then caught the one from Sennen to get back to St Ives. With a bus pass (yes we're old enough 😄) there's no parking to worry about.
Love that coast....great video! ....Thanks Sarah and Andrew...❤
Hi Sarah and Andrew. I enjoyed the history of your scenic walk today. It made a change to hear about Lands End from a non commercial side to have a glimpse into how people enjoyed it in the past.
I love these walking videos , the scenery , the dogs and you two ❤
Awww, back to the good old days of towering cliffs & rocks, with tales of old & your two lovely doggies to enjoy the fun. How your brown doggie does love to dig! It was always his favourite thing to do! They are both simply beautiful.🤎💛 Thoroughly enjoyed this walk you two. Breathtaking scenery & barely a soul in sight. What more could you want on a bracing November day. Loved it x J x
Great to see you doing another walk in my favourite area of the UK. I love the info that you give that otherwise not be aware of. Many thanks 😊
So nice to see you back walking the coast path with your adorable dogs, the scenery is stunning and so atmospheric, have really missed these walking videos which i know are not so viable for you but so good to see you go back to this format now and again as and when you are able to do so, we were going to do this very walk this year but never got round to it somehow, definitely one for us when we hopefully return to Cornwall next summer, there is nowhere else in Britain that has the atmosphere of the Cornish coastline , especially the most southerly parts, a joy to watch !
We love watching your walking videos, thank you so much for all you have done Sarah and Andrew. Cornwall is such a beautiful place and we miss being able to go on holiday and walks because of my husbands disability, it is such a treat when you take us there.
I especially enjoy your walking videos and the interesting anecdotes. I look forward to Fridays! Many thanks.
The light is amazing ❤
Great video, as always. I've run the route that you've walked. The family stayed in Seaview Caravan Park in 1998. I ran from the Caravan park, into Sennen and back via the coastal path, Lands End and the A30. Some great runs round there. Sennen to The Minack is really nice too.
Such a beautiful and relaxing place to walk and enjoy the beauty around you. Love that you brought your fur babies. My husband discovered your channel today. ❤
Used do this walk a lot until circumstances changed. Walked just after the Ship sank, then broke up. My dogs through the ages loved it too.
Ps.I have a black and white photo of me outside first and last house in about 1963, somewhere.
Lovely place. I’ve been to the first and last house. Nice to see the doggies again. Seems like they enjoyed themselves.
So nice to see you out with the dogs 😊 We walked there some years ago. This summer we stayed some nights in Sennen Rise Guesthouse (which is brilliant) and walked one of the days from there the inland path to Nanjizal and further on the coastsl path to Porthgwarra. I am so intrigued by the cliffs and rocks over a large part of West Penwith. They look like they are put together and stacked by an artist. I am also impressed by your 10 minute drawing, Sarah 🥰 Great story about the horse. Regarding the Irish Lady the story goes like this:
"It is told that Irish seamen shipwrecked on the rock and all perished save a woman who clung to the rock while the tumultuous seas prevented those watching from saving her. She died and slipped into the sea and sailors and fishermen have reported seeing a female with a rose in her mouth sitting on the rock during high winds and seas".
Thank you for this lovely video 🥰 Torunn.
Wow so beautiful place friend ❤❤❤👌
Thank you Sarah and Andrew for taking us on a trip down memory lane, my wife and I are now 68 years young and we would probably struggle to walk along that coastal path, i remember that shipwreck and I had a little boat trip to the ship and I brought the Video , and yes there is a video on TH-cam about it. Its my favorite walk along with the walk from The Lizard to Kynace Cove, once again many thanks xx
I am pleased that Paddington is at Land's End, as a friend posted a picture of her sitting on a similar bench with Paddington at John O'Groats.
This us one of my favourite videos. I love it when you take us on a walk. You have to watch your subscriptions on TH-cam. They don't always keep you up to speed on subscriptions.
We Look Forward To All Of Your Video's, But Especially Like The Coastal Dog Walks,Keep Them Coming, A Guide To The Coast, Or The Town ,We Love Them All.
Just loved watching this video. Many memories of Land's End. Laughed out loud at your old doggie digging his hole! Love you guys so much! From Sunny Cape Town ❤
You've made my day with this video. Thank you so very much😍😍😀😀
The sound of the sea ks pure heaven to a land locked me
Aww that was a lovely video to watch 😊❤❤
Second comment: I was just thinking about what you said re accessibility on the path! If I could ever come there, I’d do everything I could to get in shape…and arrive with walking sticks in tow!😂 And there was a couple on the path doing exactly that! 😃
Love seeing the doggos again 😊 I found you looking for ideas for taking our doggy to for holidays and walking 😊
I loved this one! The sea there is so ruggedly beautiful. And those bouncy dogs who had the best day!
I truly appreciate how much research goes into these videos.
We so enjoyed this walk, the scenery along the way is stunning your commentary and books add to the joy of the walk. Nice to see your boys having so much fun too, absolutely loved it this week,,,,,,Brian&Jane
Glad you enjoyed it, Sarah :)
Already planned to do this walk from Sennen Cove next June from your video. Extend it a little and reach Nanjizal Bay.
Always puts a smile on my face watching all you’re adventures.
Wow love your fur babies and thank you for doing this beautiful walk ❤ love to you all
I've heard of people losing their heads! Very nice view of Lands End with a different aspect for a change. Loved this. Always used to tell the person on the gate i was staying at the Hotel so parking was free! (Maybe i shouldnt admit that! Haha) ❤
I'm pretty sure that in Sennen Cove you can park along the main road on the sea front out of season. You certainly could a few years ago.
a good friend lives in the last cottage in Sennen, (southerly set) and was in the cottage during that storm .. great video
Wow….incredible photo of The Wave! Did they fare okay through it all?
I am an avid reader, and it does my heart good to see how you incorporate old accounts into your contemporary walks. I find each video so interesting! And of course it’s like walking with friendly neighbors, when you share your thoughts, observations, and humor. Thank you for the lengths you go to, to allow us these wonderful experiences! ❤
You’re welcome! Sarah :)
Born in sennen in 59 not a cover but Imy mum was . Boy its changed a lot from my playground that is was in the 60s and 70s sadly all the amazing characters that were once there are resting in the cemetery . Amazing as the place is its nothing like it was . Such a shame and l think how lucky I was to see it . Going back is such a bitter sweet experience
I think you have the content well balanced , I really enjoyed your channel 😊
The weather looked really mild, considering you're nearly into December in 10 days
"In our next instalment of Cornish Murder Trails the JCB has been replaced with the dogs...." Love your vids!
Your paintings are beautiful! So enjoy the history as well as the walks. Since I’m in US, your videos allow me to see places I’ll never get to visit. ❤
Hi , new viewer to you channel i have watched a few videos, the views are beautiful to show lands end. And wonderful to see a glimpse of the horses . And i find it very informable thankyou ❤
Hello and welcome to our channel! Thank you for your lovely message! Sarah :)
Oh my Goodness, I just loved this week's walk (Sennen to Lands End). So happy to be with you both, and walking on a trail - Cornish scenery, rocks, ocean and stories, love it, Thank you, Judith.
Our pleasure! Sarah :)
What a lovely video! Thank You for sharing👍
We have been fortunate enough to have spent some holiday time at "Tinker Taylor" with the last visit a few weeks back in September.
Sennen Cove and it's surroundings are utterly, utterly beautiful and that walk to Lands End and back is amazing. The more inland route on the way back just shows how wonderfully different the landscape and vistas can be between the coast and ever so slightly inland.
And finally, how cute are your lil Doggos!!!
You may surprised to hear than Lands End is not the most westerly point on the UK mainland. That honour belongs to a place called Corrachadh Mòr on the Ardnamuchan peninsular, a strip of land in Scotland just above the Isle of Mull. It's about 1km south of the Adrnamurchan lighthouse and is about half a degree further west than Lands End. Also the fishing port of Mallaig is further West than Lands End by a small fraction of a degree.
We spent many of our summer holidays in the Penwith area of Cornwall, we used to camp at Kelynack and spent many a day on the beach at Sennen. We also enjoyed walking around the mine ruins at Bottalack and watching the sunsets from there or at Cape Cornwall.
Loved the video, it brought back many happy memories from when our kids were young.
I always enjoy your videos and was thrilled to see Sennen Cove in today's. It's one of our special places after many happy holidays there. Great to see you and your dogs enjoying it, I laughed so much at the digging! Your old books are fascinating, always something to learn or wonder about (even when it is sad, like that poor horse). Thank you so much for sharing them with us.
Our pleasure! And thank you for your comment. The horse story - so sad! Sarah :)
It’s free to park at lands end if your a Cornwall resident, just give them proof of residency like driving licence and they put your reg in the system, just park up and pop in the visitor centre.
You only have to do it once. 😉
Well I never knew that. Thank you.😊
@ www.sennen-pc.gov.uk/lands-end-local-pass-scheme/
Beautiful walk and so scenic. Glad you were blessed with good weather...makes all the difference on a cliff-top walk! I went 'face hunting' there few years back, and think I found one or two. Trouble is, after a while staring at big boulders, you begin to see all sorts of faces (or was the coffee in my flask too strong?). Just loved seeing doggies so happy tearing around on the beach, and doggie senior has lost none of his digging prowess! It was so funny when they investigated Paddington Bear :)
A great walk and we all had a lovely time! Sarah :)
Love your easy to watch and very informative videos. We are from New Zealand and holidayed for 8 weeks in Ireland, Scotland but spent most of our time in Cornwell. Been back home for 4 weeks now but enjoy watching your videos of places we had been to. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Fantastic video, bring back lots of memorys
Glad you enjoyed it, Sarah :)
Sennen one of are favourite places in Cornwall like and shared out in you tube community. ⌚
❤ lovely video 😊
Good weather that day it seems 😊love your stories 😊
Have a young dog here to, chasing a fly at the moment 😂
Lovely to see the dogs,again another fascinating vlog xx
My husband & I had a Fantastic meal in the first pub as you come into Sennan cove, overlooking the bay, I've also done that walk, it was lovely ❤❤❤
Fabulous, we were just a few days ago, thank you. Haven’t watched for a while, sorry, but thoroughly enjoyed catching up and will continue to watch 👏👏🙏😘 we lost our old boy a couple a weeks ago so popped down for a few days to recover 🥰
We were down Landsend for my parents 50th wedding anniversary a few weeks ago. Saw dolphins down there for the first time which made it very special
The Irish Lady rock, legend says ghost of shipwrecked irish lady, often seen sitting upon the rock.
That sens of open space❤ I sow agre! That's why I wish I lived by the sea❤
Much enjoyed this one thanks . We'll be staying near Sennon for Christmas. L9vely to see the dogs enjoying themselves 🥰
Have been to Lands End about 20 years ago, before all this camera parking nonsense, but just have to go there again and do this walk from Sennen Cove. Absolutely loved the two minute sketch of The Lands End plus lighthouse. But the best bit was your doggie digging diligently to the last moment. Thanks guys, and the history and stories make for avid viewing. Loved it all 😉😎
Oh my !! I loved every minute of this one. As a Cornwall lover, hill walker, dog lover, a painter, and photographer this touched every spot. So nice to see the puppers out with you. Did you notice the lions head silhouette above Dr Johnson's head ? looking in the same direction. I didnt know you painted Sarah, love your sketches. The rock colomns are like Staffa, island nth west Scotland. Thank you for a lovely adventures....Alioban ❤🐕🐕......PS will check out your etsy store x
Brilliant place to cater for all your hobbies!!! Sarah :)
Enjoyed this video very much. My mother was Cornish and there was many a holiday spent down in Sennen where my aunt lived. Even back in the late 70s not many people actually lived in the cove itself although there were one or two if I remember correctly. Such a beautiful part of our country.
Hoping to do a family walk here this weekend 😊 Sarah where is your bag from please I love it ☺️
Beautiful scenery 🥰
I enjoyed this and seeing the dogs again. I remember the black dog. Didn't realize the brown dog was that old. Time flies. I was wondering why you changed your format. Makes sense.
Thankyou both.Great informative video.Both take care.J
Lovely walk with your doggies! I did it about 20 years ago with my family and another lovely doggy! We were staying in Sennen Cove at the time. Thanks for the memories 💕
I enjoy all your videos, informative, entertaining, just do what you like doing the most, always a fun watch
Hi Sarah, Andrew. Although we live in sw France we love coming to Cornwall whenever we can and walking the Coast Path etc. Now, because of health issues we can't currently get away so your walks and other videos are an invaluable link the the Cornwall we know and love. A sincere and huge thank you for what you do for us. David and Christine.
THANK YOU!!! This was always my favorite walk! We always stopped by the RSPB hut/hide up near the hotel for the view, local bird information and bird viewing, and a chat with the RSPB people, but it looks like there's nothing happening there at this time of year. I wonder if you can still at least go in and watch the birds on your own? We also loved the gorgeous views if you continue walking a little ways past Land's End.
Hi both, we staied at sennen cove in mid July time this year. The house was up on the cliff's, on the road going down to the beach .there was steep steps up to the house ,BUT great sea vows at night time and early in the mornings. Thank you for sharing your day . 😄😄😄😊😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍🐶🐶
What lovely video we were at lands end in September and it's just such a beautiful place thank you for bringing this video to us
Our pleasure!
And such a wonderful weather! I did this walk in Summer 2023 to Nanjizal . Great to see this places again. Nice Video with the cute doggies and Paddington 😍
Absolutely love Sennen
Most Christmases my son and I take part in the Christmas day swim whilst my wife is videoing us
Beautiful area for sure
So nice with the dogs
I love your videos keep up the good work Sarah and Andrew loved this
I enjoy all your videos formats! And idea, I'd love to see reviews of dog friendly places to visit with you both and the doggos, we'd love to visit the area with our pup so any reviews would be good.
So many places are dog friendly these days. The beach ban only applies to popular beaches and has been reduced to July and August, but less popular beaches are dog friendly all year. It is a lot easier these days, Sarah :)
Dear Sarah, I have seen your artwork on Etsy already….very beautiful 😍, do you ship to Germany also…? ❤
Thank you for showing my Favorit Place with us….👍and I love Paddington and this marvellous Spot the Late Queen did with him….❤❤
Yes I do! Any delivery address worldwide. Sarah :)
An annual subscription to the National Trust is soon covered by saved parking charges. Alternatively, there are still roads in Camborne where you can park for free and if you step it out, Sennen and Land's End is a nice day's outing. The last I heard, parking at Hell's Mouth was still free. If you are in the know, there are still some wheezes that can be pulled but the Bolsheviks are making it impossible to do anything in Cornwall.
I now live in East Dorset 3 miles west of Ringwood. You can park on miles of residential roads around me for free and for as long as you like. There is a car park for the "country park" in Ringwood Forest. They charge an arm and a leg to park in the car park. Park near me for free and you can be in the forest in less than 200 yards.
It is a bit of a long walk into Ringwood and all-day parking in Ringwood is £20 and the roads are plastered with yellow lines. In October, we wanted a day in London using National Express from and back to Ringwood (the nearest railway stations ... Bournemouth and Brockenhurst are 14 miles away ... and PARKING CHARGES). Our coach leaving Ringwood at 5.55 a.m. and getting back close to midnight would require all day parking so £20 if we didn't want to walk 3 miles each way ...... BUT .... about a mile out of Ringwood, there is a car park for a long distance walking trail and it is free, and other than some afternoons in late July/early August, the car park is three-quarters empty. Bearing in mind the walking in London ... Victoia through Hyde Patk, tube Marble Arch to Tottenham Court Road (standing) and then several miles in the British Museum, then hunting for something to eat on our way back to the National Gallery for the Van Gogh exhibition, up the Mall, past Buckingham Palace front garden and back to Victoria, a mile walk at each end in and out of Ringwood to save 20 quid was nothing.
I am back in deepest Slovakia again for the Winter (the daylight hours are longer and brighter in the Winter than in Britain and electricity is only 10 pence per kWh). Here, parking is free almost everywhere including nearly all railway stations and all hospitals. When I explain about parking charges at our hospitals, Slovaks are absolutely horrified. Even in Bratislava, the capital, on-street parking is only charged 8 a.m. - 4.p.m. Monday to Friday. Even though I am English, because I am retired, I have free travel on Slovak trains. I could get a free pass for the buses as well but I can't be bothered. From our village to the local town is 3 miles and the bus fare is 30 Eurocents (22 pence) on very comfortable buses. If we are shopping, we always drive anyway.
Všetko najlepšie (All that is best).
I fell in love with sennon cove years ago and wanted to move there! We did the same walk to lands end and it was lovely! X
Very good 👍 cheers 🍻 photography and drawing 👍 commentary 👌 "thanks 😊 from a Salfordian"
New subscriber here 👋 Really enjoyed your video. I was really interested to hear that the “gossipy” videos do better than the walks. I recently made some short films around Cornwall including a walk from Sennen to Land’s End too and it did terribly 😅 Well done on your pitching yours right. Absolutely loved watching and at six months in I can see I have a lot to learn 😅 We are based in Bristol and are definitely taking another holiday or two in Cornwall next year. Love visiting. Next time we will look out for the face. Had no idea about that! Very cool. That ten minute sketch you did was fantastic too. Just binge watched a few episodes and looking forward to seeing more 😊
Great to see you out on a walk and with both dogs in tow. We love Lands End and Sennen . I remember when you first got your puppy you asked for potential names for him, I chose Patches was I right ?.May we be first to say Merry Christmas.
I always loved your walk videos and it's great to see you doing that again - I love your other videos too mind! From what I've gathered, Dr Johnson's Head is the name of the headland itself, that the hotel and 1st & Last House are situated on. Dr Syntax's Head is the headland to the south of that. The rock formation in the old photo and drawing is also called Dr Johnson's OR Dr Syntax's head (more commonly Syntax it seems) - so a bit of confusion there. Back in the '70s Land's End was all open and I remember going down to look for Dr Syntax, which I'm pretty sure was down among the pillars of granite below the 1st & Last House - which was apparently built in the late 1800s and not to be confused with the 1st & Last Inn in Sennen. The Land's End Hotel was apparently built in 1860 as a temperance hotel - presumably so guests didn't get drunk & tried to ride their horses down the cliffs! Many thanks for the brilliant video as always.
Very nice water colours. I have done a lot of water colours in my time .
I went to Cornwall and to lands end many years ago before I had children. In August last year I went for a few days with my eldest daughter and was shocked to see that you had to pay to have you photo taken at the famous sign post. You couldn’t just stroll up and take your own photos any more
Thankyou. Always enjoy your walks paticularly with your history and sometimes mystery connections. The head you did find seemed to have a Rick Astley look to it i felt.😊
Hello, I’m the chap that recomended the JT Bight book, a week at the Lands End. I have a foldout Land’s End Panorama that I bought on Saturday 12th August 1978 for 15p. I’m not sure if they still sell it at Lands End but they did for many decades. As the name implies it is a Panorama looking out across the Lands End area from left to right, idetifying all the main things you can see from that point. The Veiw point is from behind the peel rocks and not from the Hotel, far left is the Hotel and far right is Cape Cornwall. I have no idea why they did this accept it may take in more interesting points this way. It shows where Dr Sintax’s head is, stating that its sits uncomfortably on a granite pillow. It identifies the Isles of Scilly, the rocks around the Longships light and the mines and features around Cape Cornwall. There is a description describing events as well as the places on show. There is also a things to do list and a piece about the veiw at night. At that time was one other publication in the series and they planned seven more. I don’t know if they were ever printed I have never seen the others. If you want a photo copy of it let me know and I will get one to you somehow.
Wonderful video. My husband and I have been wanting to do this walk for years but were unsure what it was like and if it was within our capabilities. However, after seeing this will definitely be giving it a go next time we are down. Thank you so much for such a helpful video. xxx❤
It is a relatively easy part of the coast. The hardest section is leaving Sennen but at least that is when you are fresh! Sarah :)
I love your walks,chanel, information and history you provide.Your art is stunning.,but unfortunately I'm not in the position to buy any.But I hope you get a good few orders.Thanks so much,for the enjoyable trips,you take us on.
Thank you! Sarah :)
I moved to Cornwall 12 and bit years ago, my holidays with our 3 kid's as they grew up was to St Ives, a lovely place then. I live at Cape Cornwall now and I've walked many time's on the coast path and roads, lanes and bridal paths. Lands End is pretty horrendous and not what you expect from a beautiful part of our island. Money 💰 and more money 💰. I'm half way through your video and I know what going to happen. By the rule I've subscribed and as a retired male I've plenty of time to watch and listen and enjoy people like yourselves. Good luck and with regard to your pooches "I LIKE DOGS" ⭐and maybe⭐ 3 PEOPLE....today it's 2, you and and you're man. I'm looking for number 3 😂😂😂😅
😅wonderful videos !!
Loved Johnny Animal magic, not been to Lands End since the 1990's.