Falmouth, Cornwall - Walking Tour
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2020
- Designed for exercise or simply to relax, join us on a wander around Falmouth.
This video was filmed on 21st June 2020, just as the UK is beginning to emerge from lockdown. The main street was closed to allow pedestrians to social distance . The quiet streets reflect peoples continued reluctance to leave their homes and the lack of tourists at what would normally be a busy holiday season.
This is a step-by-step walk starting at the Greenbank in Falmouth, walking through the main street to Pendennis headland, finishing at Gyllyngvase Beach.
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We are from the U.S. and are missing Falmouth so much. Thank you for putting on these walks. You are taking us to our favorite places.
Thank you for sharing 😊 it's a beautiful tour !
Love your Dog. Nicely presented
This is quite a walk, especially as you still have to get back into the town and the car wow!! I am exhausted just sitting here watching you. Falmouth is a great mixture of a quaint, pretty town and wonderful coast.I think that it is ‘The World’ cruise ship anchored in the bay. Something for everyone on this virtual walk.
I miss Cornwall and wish travel soon to that magical place.
What a lovely start on Monday morning......😍 have yourselves a wonderful week and thank you !
This is a really nice video. Im going to falmouth this summer and your video has made me look forward to it even more. Thanks . Kit
Miss this place very much, holidayed there for a number of years but not been since 2015.
Ive thoroughly enjoyed my virtual walk through Falmouth, thank you so much Andrew & Sarah ☺🌅xx
interesting~!!
Thankyou Sarah & Andrew that is a walk we have done almost every summer for the last 45 years or so, alas not this year. It is so quiet, never seen it like this I expect it will get busier as restrictions are lifted. Once again Thank you and keep walking on our behalf.
Getting busier now, like a tap turning on! Sarah :)
Thankyou Sarah and Andrew,will be visiting Falmouth for a few days Sept this year ,not been into Cornwall very far,only too Looe, this is a lovely place and we are very much looking forward to our visit.
Brilliant, I love these walks thank you both, if you ever happen to be in Port Isaac or Padstow our favourite places, a virtual walk would be fantastic :-)
This is reality TV! x Thank you both so much!
Most enjoyable, thank you both so much 🙂
Wow, what a walk and a half! That's a long old trek and then back again! Hope you had a paddle at the end before setting off back to the car! I love Falmouth. One of my favourite towns in Cornwall. So many interesting shops round the back streets to mooch around & the harbourside is lovely on a sunny day....had a trip over to St.Mawes once & misjudged the time, getting back to our car with just one minute left on the meter! It looked lovely on the day you walked it...so nice to have the streets virtually empty. Bet it won't be like that by now.....J x
We enjoyed our walk around Falmouth, taking in the different parts, the town and the beach. Getting busier down here now.! Sarah :)
It's a nice walk
For me being disabled now I used to love walking on beaches I am lucky now if I can even get onto a beach as I use a mobility scooter an can only walk very short distances with two crunches this as been lovely to remember what it used to be like thank you subscribed now can you recommend any beaches in Cornwall that are accessible
I should be there. I love your videos you should do video of jammica Inn my favorite place. First time be there at jammica Inn I tears of joy. Keep up the good work from a reincarnated wrecker
Thank you very much for this video. I enjoyed it a lot & sent hyperlinks to all my family.
Wonderful! Sarah :)
Really cool video. 👍
Love these. Hope you do a Newquay one someday!
love it
Falmouth is such a beautiful place. Lived their for 10 years.
what about part time jobs for international students in falmouth?
I just got back from a 4 1/2 mile run and too a nice, cool Beach walk with Sarah and Andrew. Refreshing! Falmouth looks s lot different from Port Isaac and some of the other places. It's more urban, not as old but quite beautiful! Thank you.
Penryn is older with Falmouth being a relatively new town in Cornwall, dating from the 1600s. Sarah :)
Lol love a disgruntled seagull
Thanks Sarah and Andrew!
Excellent video once again! Shame the town is like a ghost town and some shops boarded up. Lots of new restaurants and bars appearing. Was ironing my white suit for some 70's disco beats but bleddy Shades is shut! Hoping you would pop in 🤣
LOL! That is so funny! It is quiet as it was filmed just after lockdown was eased! Hopefully the town has been a bit busier since. The Old Post Office on the Moor is a restaurant - still doesn't compute for me! Sarah :)
Sure this wasn't Falmouth's Annual, 'Lead Yr Less-Furry Folks to Water' Day? What a joyous way to work-out for all involved!
Thank you so much! This was a great surprise! I didn`t know Falmouth was this pretty. Not that it shouldn`t be, but I had no idea :-) I have been sitting in my recliner. knitting and have had a fantastic virtual stroll with you now :-) Falmouth was supposed to be the end destination for our walking holiday 2020. Perhaps we should book one more overnight stay when we go next year so we can enjoy this beauty a bit longer...? ;.)
Knitting while watching a virtual walk - Sounds perfect! Sarah :)
@@CornishWalkingTrails ;-) I don't own an exercise bike nor a treadmill, and I cannot watch videos while walking in the streets or mountains here - hahaha :-) So I had to be sitting and knitting. Torunn :-)
Good grief l am absolutely exhausted after that walk l bet the dog and yourselves slept well after that
I think we just do long walks!! Sarah :)
Foulmouth sounds like your usual friday night, alcohol fuelled night out!!
Falmouth is lovely and has a sense of naval history. However, as a pipe smoker, I was appalled by the cruel, sadistic, and inhumane invention of the King's Pipe. Duty is duty; this was barbaric. Aaargh!
LOL! Sarah :)