I’m looking forward to the rest of your Cornish walks, the ones about the Scilly Isles in particular. My wife and I will be visiting St Mary’s at the end of August as the cruise ship we will be on is stopping there for a day.
I hope you enjoy your visit, I love the place and been several times. You might like the Garrison on St Marys while you're there. I'll be doing a video on that in the next few weeks.
@@WalkingDevon I was born in November 1935 and I went to boarding school when I was about 12 until I was 15.This has reminded me of so much of my life at this time for which I thank you.
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Great to see another video. Looking forward to lots to come in 2024. Thanks.
Thank you Andy. I've got a fair few of the islands coming up and lots of other plans if all go well!
I’m looking forward to the rest of your Cornish walks, the ones about the Scilly Isles in particular. My wife and I will be visiting St Mary’s at the end of August as the cruise ship we will be on is stopping there for a day.
I hope you enjoy your visit, I love the place and been several times. You might like the Garrison on St Marys while you're there. I'll be doing a video on that in the next few weeks.
@@WalkingDevon thank you, I’ll look forward to watching it.
Great video. I have been visiting and staying on Agnes since 1971. A little piece of heaven. Look forward to the next video.
Thank you, I love St Agnes too. It's such a special place, the good news is the next video is already out!
I used to live in the station where my step farther Ernest Clout was a coastguard. Peter Cook.
What a lovely place to live! When was this Peter, are there any records of your Stepfather online?
@@WalkingDevon I was born in November 1935 and I went to boarding school when I was about 12 until I was 15.This has reminded me of so much of my life at this time for which I thank you.
No I don’t think there is any history of coastguard life.
St Agnes probably hasn't changed that much since you were there, it's said that St Agnes is the most like how the Scillies were originally.