the forgotten side of portreath

portreath was once a very important place for the import of Welsh Steam coal for all the local tin mines also very important for the export of tin and copper to Wales and also during world war II RAF portreath was a very important bomber station if you can join the video and you would like to help my channel with a donation the link is below....www.paypal.me/...

[@berylcroft5325]

Lovely video seas so blue great views lovely music 🎼🎵.

[@jennapalmer268]

Beautiful video ❤️👍😀

[@theresadoll5374]

More beauty than you can shake a big stick at. I remember climbing the cliff from the west shoreline, up a rusty metal “ladder” of bolted in steps, with my brother and Grandad back in the mid ‘60s. The narrow footpaths, cut into the low growing wind blown heather, led to a huge telegraph or tv pole. Which I see is now longer there. That’s ok! Portreath is still there, and so am I ...in spirit at least.

[@twowheelexploration9228]

Great video mate a great part of Cornwall

[@laguna3fase4]

Spent 3 years at The RAF camp.( 82-85) it was a brilliant first tour.

[@Knappa22]

Such a similar landscape to Wales. This could so easily be Pembrokeshire. Celtic kindred 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@kernow..exp.]

Save you can find or stickers that we hitting the way

[@stevewells-nx8nx]

I saw one of your stickers this afternoon ,near the entrance to Lords Wood at Idless !

[@kernow..exp.]

Oh yes it's probably the one I put there the other day don't worry it's completely biodegradable