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....don't be too hasty about civil engineering....'a view Through the Lens' has 2,000 subscribers and 2,300 people have watched the awesome video "October 2023 vs August 2024 - M25 Junction 10 Wisley Interchange comparison .." in 11 days......the St Austell International Space Lane build would surely be more spectacular than a few bridges over the M25..?

How lucky are we in this country, to have scenery and lovely towns like this, and a wonderful paddle steamer to view it by.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

Stunning place, beautiful footage. I went on the Cawsand Princess ferry from the Barbican for the very first time just one day after this video was filmed on April 30th 2021. It was enough to make me move to Plymouth....where I've been for the last three years. I've travelled to over 30 countries and lived in Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Israel, Spain and the UK.....but these charming little sister fishing villages of Cawsand and Kingsand and the whole Rame Peninsula are by far my favourite spots in the world. Lost count of how many times I've enjoyed popping over there from Plymouth. Thank you for sharing this footage.

I live on the Clyde but have been catching her on webcams down South. Now at Swanage. Great video.

Excellent video! 👍

Well Jeremy, it's just fantastic that you've got the drone out! ...and it's a good video too. I can't think of a better present for my birthday. Thank you! Now, why don't you start filming some of the spectacular civil engineering going on around you? There's the intercontinental expressway that will connect Stenalees to the world barely 1800 metres from your home..or the simply awesome 10 miles of A30 that we went for a day trip on, and which means you can now travel supersonic all the way from Exeter to Cambourne. Go on - you know it makes sense!

Great video! It really displays the speed of this ship. I was aboard with my family, what an experience : )

Beautiful…enjoyed this.

Fantastic video well done

My Dad was stationed at Fort Picklecombe during the war, before it was tarted up as holiday lets or whatever it was a coastal defence gun emplacement,

Beautiful views of some breathtaking ships. Just subbed. 👍

Beautiful BUT the access to the beach has been closed for several years!!

So peaceful ❤

Stunning!!!!

We’re a jump jive band from Cornwall and we’re playing at St Day Old Church in 7th June. Would it be possible to use this amazing footage to help promote the concert? We would tag your RUclips channel in it? Thanks

Amazing drone footage! I was wandering if I could use your video as part of documentary I’m making for my university project. Would I be alright to use this or is there another option? Thanks.

I saw them when I went to Cornwall

Stunning views, thanks for sharing. 👍

What is the music/song in this video? I absolutely love it! And it goes perfectly with the golden footage.

Hey Jeremy… Haven’t seen you post for awhile now. How’s things?

The problem is commercially identical to that encountered with a lot of deeply historical edifices (particularly canals and churches). Lack of maintenance results in a deterioration which, for many decades, may not be superficially apparent. By the time people are asking serious questions regarding public safety the costs to restore to contemporary building standards have become astronomical but equally the cost to demolish the structure in a safe and appropriate way may be no less astronomical, so there is no viable way forward. The edifice is therefore abandoned and begins a generations-long process of returning to nature - a situation which carries its own hazards to those in close vicinity. The solution lies at the start, when the structure is first created. The same question must be considered as by a private individual deciding to purchase an expensive house, or even car, which, in terms of initial purchase / construction, they can well afford, and that is "I know I can afford to buy it / build it, but is the income stream available to maintain it?" And if the availability of adequate forward funding for maintenance is not secure, better not to create the structure in the first place.

What a juxtaposition! The way nature can take the horrors of man and attempt to make them beautiful. Or maybe it’s even the horrors of man turn beautiful from time under nature’s hand.

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Thats my boat and guest crew actually sailing out into the swell at 8am, at the end of the video. Charter boat Tallulah - a green pilot cutter. We saw your drone. Quite a wind to be filming in so thanks so much

Awesome match of footage and music , subscribed 🤠👍👍👍👍👍

Thanks for filming and posting this nice footage 👍🤠

Great to see this again we used to walk our dog up here nearly every day . We lived in Newbridge . Loads to explore in this area .

Greatly appreciated, thank you. And greetings from Oz 🦘🇦🇺. My parents lived at the Fort in the 1980s, it was a truely enchanting destination to trek to from Australia on visits to them.

Great clips. Lovely inputs on the sticks! 😎

Amazing spot…know it well..just round the corner from where I live…ill be venturing over there in the coming weeks with my camera…!

Been out on the boat again?

Beautiful video of Coverack ❤ I passed through there last July on my way from Cadgwith to Porthallow. And after a strenuous walk around Chynhall's cliff, Coverack was like heaven. And we enjoyed a rest and had a coke before we continued. Coverack will always remind me of this lovely feeling we had there.

1:10 Great Shoot!!! 😍

Fantastic Video 👍

What a waste! A beautiful vessel but I would have expected to see it at sea under sail.

Watched it twice now in 5 minutes. Great visuals with the music.😎✌🏻nice work.👌🏻

Looking to fly at kynance as well. Did you email or did you call Culdrose? Thanks

Hi, You have a bit of visual disturbance before and after the 0:21 second mark, so you might want to take it out and post the video again. The audio is dreamy and soothing. This distracts from the otherwise flawless quality of your amazing compositions which are like paintings.

Beautifully shot.😊

Brilliant footage, looking forward to seeing more, subbed 👍

You must have rang up Penzance airfield as the crowns at botallack is a flight control zone

looking really good

Beautiful video! I managed to film there myself last summer too, sadly not the sunset though. Beautiful.

Atmospherically beautiful. The grey weather gives a true Cornish feel.

Those gulls had me worried for the Air2S I gotta say! Nice work Jeremy 👍🏻

Nice one .glad the sun came out after we left

It was the woodlands and river around Lerryn that inspired Kenneth Graham to write The Wind in the Willows.

I love how tranquil this comes across, honestly - the birds really help with that too imo, very lucky!

Masterfully shot! And at least I can be certain this one's from Cornwall 😂😉

Superb shots and compositions plus (as always) brilliant music.🙂