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We have visited Tintagel Castle and for us it is a 5 star ranking. We had calm and sunny weather.

I’m so sad about this.

We all detest this awfull stein bloke ,got on tv through Floyd ex RTR

Gave up National Trust went too woke

Hi Sarah this brought good memories we had two shops in our village the grocerie shop and the news agents i can remember going to the news agents after school with a penny and coming out with a bag dollymixchers in 67,68 from primary school which was just across the road and in 1974 i got my first job there delivering the morning newspaper's round the village before I went to school at 8.00 ,roy copenhagen

THE PRETTY HOUSES ARE VANISHING AND WHATS GOING UP IN THEIR PLACE ARE RUINING THE VILLAGE

Since when have sheep yuosed toilet paper and tamon rappers.

that fine is unacceptable. if someone goes over time then thry should only pay the normal parking fee

It should be taken over the National Trust , to clean up beach .

Watchout for Weaver Fish. Very very painful, they bury themselves in the sand at Kynance and just have their fin above the sand, and if you step on it.❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️ Why are they charging? Interesting.

Tbf I live here and it is pretty boring, nothing I really like about it. It’s on a very unpopular branch line off the mainline and only has a 2 car Dmu going up and down every half an hour. Also, there’s usually some antisocial behaviour going on somewhere

Well done a very worthwhile way to spend a few hours. I did notice a dog poo bag was found. One of my pet hates is the way some dog owners pick up after their dog but leave the bag behind. Maybe they intend picking it up on the way back and forget? At Idless woods the parish council have decided they can no longer afford to empty the dog bins so have removed them and there are piles of bags where the bins used to be! Who do these people think are going to pick them up? Please pick up after your dog and dispose of it in a responsible way people….sorry rant over!

Unless English Heritage put some events on on the island itself, don't bother going more than once. (Cornish resident, English Heritage member)

Wow. It look like a vibrant bustling town. They should be questioned and made to print a retraction.

You guys are funny! And, that is extremely useful! Every detail helps us to know exactly what we would experience without having to learn it all in the hard way.

I was in Padstow about 7 years ago. Our b&b owner told us that people visit, expecting to be served by Rick Stein. She told us he lived in Australia so they'd have a long wait! Oh, and the locals couldn't stand him.

I prefer scotland and some europead countrys right to roam policies. look it up.

Hi, I have heard that car parks are a little away from the actual site and that could be a problem for the elderly! We are visiting next week with 2 over 75's. Just wondering what your thoughts were on this. Thanks!!

Like all these towns, got money in your pocket and there not too bad. Lack of cash and there a dreary dull place. Just spent some time in Torquay and Paignton and there both struggling too. For the average person on a basic wage there just crazy, £10 for a burger and chips or a box of churios. Parking expensive. Same tourist tatt in the shops. I've lived in Devon /Cornwall for 30years now and I can't wait till I can find a fresh place to be.

I lived in the beautiful middle east for many years and there you have true freedom. You would never be asked to pay for parking or even taxed. UK reminds me very much of China with its restrictions.

Hi Both Thanks for another enjoyable walk. Btw, Christine and I are coming down to Cornwall today (24 06 24) to do some walking so we'll probably include this one. Thanks again.

It seems hit or miss there. ua-cam.com/video/pYLMT-bgCIM/v-deo.htmlsi=rSvgUIPIkHs4AmHu

Haddock is £9.60 along the coast in Portsmouth.

Given the volume of waste water overflows or deliberate discharges which are the responsibility of these privately owned water companies, virtually every beach in Southern UK would be impacted with human waste. Dumping untreated wastewater saves these companies time and money. Often there is no basic straining of the material, and we know a lot of people don't consider what they flush. Objects such as synthetic face wipes, condoms, tampons, wound dressings, band aids, tea leaves, vegetable peelings, even cooking oils enter the system. So some of the plastic waste on beaches comes directly from the waste water. The issue of plastic in the environment is growing exponentially. Particle sizes as they are ground down blend in with sand, shell grit and coral rubble. And its entering our food chain. The excuses from the companies and the public bodies meant to regulate them is always the same. They spend "x" amount of money, but "it's complicated".

Uk 🇬🇧 is making my blood boil . Charging for everything. Now there’s no beach or shore in pic .

Did the local council run the baths?

I've stayed at Falmouth many times over the past 30 years and the only drawback to it is the steep hills and pathways which is not so good for elderly and disabled people. Lots of boat trips and many beautiful walks to take. Good public transport with ferries, buses and trains. What's not to like?

Well done video - it is so important to show a light on this terrible plastic we all use - sometimes without knowing it ( toilett paper !!)

Love Kynance, such a favourite for swimming and taking children to and going through to the second beach and the deep cave behind it - don’t get caught by the incoming tide !

Lovely place.

You are a wonderful way to make people aware in general of the harm plastics do to our environment via your channel. Also more local people might be encouraged to take part in plastic litter picking. Worth your weight in gold! Mary.

Love the videos

Lovely video Sarah ~ it's really heartening to see locals monitoring and sorting out their patch of coastline. How you managed juggling a bucket, a picker, a camera and interviewing these wonderful people I dont know! As a tourist, and when I'm down Penzance way, I usually do a leisurely litter-pick along Mounts Bay beach, between Penzance and Marazion with a packed lunch break midway (always take hand-sanitising wipes). I just scan 6ft left & right as I'm walking along beachcombing (a favourite passtime!), and can sometimes end up with over half a carrier bag full of stuff when I get to Marazion. It's very relaxed...it just becomes part of my day, and I feel like I've done my little bit for cleaner safer beaches :)

I ×××××× falmouth 👌

Hi Andrew and Sarah , Job well done , always good for the soul cleaning up rubbish and litter . When we lived in Helston I walked through Penrose Estate one morning and could not believe the amount of general rubbish that was everywhere , dog poo bags , dirty nappies , sweet bags , ice cream wrappers , the list goes on , I chose to return the following morning armed with half a dozen large rubbish bags and within a couple of hours , had filled the lot , sadly I did notice there were at that time no rubbish bins anywhere to be seen on the estate , might be different now , I made it a regular thing to go in and collect rubbish and after a few months I did notice that people were not littering as much , throughly enjoyed your vlog , well done to you and the volunteers .

A fish and a chip is cooked the same all over the uk. Vegetable cooking oil. No matter where you go. Why do idiots pay stupid prices because of a name?? Rick is a diamond but nothing to do with a simple fish and a chip. Maybe a bit of lard and a bi lemon. Get a grip and stop buying named shite. But only the rich think it’s great. Morons with nothing better to do with money.

Last time I had a rik stein fish supper. ,, I had. The shits for a week , , I think it was the curry , 😢😮😮

I never go to those places again

Oh, that survey is simply preposterous! We visited Falmouth last June and loved it

I cannot believe that Falmouth would be on any list of this nature and definitely not at number one. I have had exhibitions there and it always seems lively and thriving with most shops taken and open when I last went there (although that was a few years back now). Surely it has not gone down that quickly.