What a breathtaking coast line! Loved the caves and the old harbour. Anywhere else along the south coast and I would of suggested that those ruined buildings could be from WW2, but not in Cornwall evidently. So enjoyable, I don't want this series with you and Mark to end!
Beautiful walk! Neat little cove those buildings were tucked into & like the cave. Glad to see you finally found a "sand" beach. Beginning to think there wasn't any in England.
I spent all my holidays at Wheal Kitty as a child. Hours and hours scrambling around all the places in your video (and many others). I was always fascinated by the large concrete area which housed processing machinery. I used to throw stones down the shaft beside the engine house, and count the seconds until I heard the splash. I imagine that was a pumping engine so there would have been a drainage sump at the bottom. I believe the square chimney was the end of the flue of an arsenic burner. The bare brownish-yellow ground is polluted with arsenic so nothing grows. I also spent many happy hours scrambling on the old harbour, and crossing from Trevaunance to Trevellas over the rocks.
Well done great video, I did enjoy that that cave was amazing. That's an arch in the process of being formed, but very slowly though! thanks Richard, I did enjoy that well done you two. 👍
Sixty years ago, the harbour ruins were much more prominent. Was shocked the other year to get a picture from my sister which hardly showed any of the blocks at all, only recognised the cliff. Just before the cliff goes around to the left there is a tunnel which leads to an inlet, but not something you would want to follow as the sewer flows out some 20 or so feet up. May be it doesn't any more due to regulations
great video❤and p.s.-it's so funny how- Cliff don't sing anymore😂🎤 Cliff Richards the world's most famous 1 hit wonder!!! but it really was a damn great song❤😎
When you came out of that cave,with the barnacles and seaweed going way above your heads! I thought of those poor Chinese cockle pickers at Morecome bay! Don’t go down to the beach,if you can’t get back off!!
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What a wonderful, wild, desolate landscape. Thanks for showing it to us.
That's the north coast for you!
What a breathtaking coast line! Loved the caves and the old harbour. Anywhere else along the south coast and I would of suggested that those ruined buildings could be from WW2, but not in Cornwall evidently. So enjoyable, I don't want this series with you and Mark to end!
I will return and Mark and will do more, I promise! :) If Mark will tolerate me being bossy!
The ruins are from mining 100 to 200 years ago
Cornwall is a beautiful place many areas to explore keep on going with these videos ! 👍🏻
I need to return for more Cornish videos. I will return soon.
He will return!
😁 Great video. Love your explorations in the wonderful Cornwall with the lovely Mark. Thank you...
We had such a lovely time - I will be going back!
Beautiful walk! Neat little cove those buildings were tucked into & like the cave. Glad to see you finally found a "sand" beach. Beginning to think there wasn't any in England.
Oh there is plenty of sand in England. :) Not all on it is by the sea!
Great trip Richard, nice views and the sea of course. Thanks.
Thanks so much Micky
I spent all my holidays at Wheal Kitty as a child. Hours and hours scrambling around all the places in your video (and many others). I was always fascinated by the large concrete area which housed processing machinery.
I used to throw stones down the shaft beside the engine house, and count the seconds until I heard the splash. I imagine that was a pumping engine so there would have been a drainage sump at the bottom.
I believe the square chimney was the end of the flue of an arsenic burner. The bare brownish-yellow ground is polluted with arsenic so nothing grows.
I also spent many happy hours scrambling on the old harbour, and crossing from Trevaunance to Trevellas over the rocks.
Lovely childhood memories. Thanks for sharing!
Well done great video, I did enjoy that that cave was amazing. That's an arch in the process of being formed, but very slowly though! thanks Richard, I did enjoy that well done you two. 👍
The coast line down there is wonderful. I can't wait to return.
I thought that first place that you stopped at on the cliffs was the birth place for trig points 😆 - another great video!
Hahahahaha - yes, they seemed to growing them!
Sixty years ago, the harbour ruins were much more prominent. Was shocked the other year to get a picture from my sister which hardly showed any of the blocks at all, only recognised the cliff. Just before the cliff goes around to the left there is a tunnel which leads to an inlet, but not something you would want to follow as the sewer flows out some 20 or so feet up. May be it doesn't any more due to regulations
great video❤and p.s.-it's so funny how- Cliff don't sing anymore😂🎤 Cliff Richards the world's most famous 1 hit wonder!!! but it really was a damn great song❤😎
hahahaha - I don't recall it actually - will have to check it out.
We're in a cave! We're in a cave! We're in a cave! so this is the famous location haha. Great video Gents.
Did I mention - we're in a cave! :)
Wow 😳
5:51 Richards new dance...
You got to love a good dance! Not matter how slippery! :)
I missed Richards cool new moves, I was on the other side
@@zoot69uk2001 ha ha, you walked over like it was nothing, but Richard was dancing all the way behind you ha ha
A great video,
Thanks Ann.
Cliffy "Cliff" Richards....LOL
Lol
When you came out of that cave,with the barnacles and seaweed going way above your heads! I thought of those poor Chinese cockle pickers at Morecome bay! Don’t go down to the beach,if you can’t get back off!!
I remember that, so sad and shocking at the time. You have to be so careful of the tide.
Luckily we were all good. Thanks for your concern. :)
Cornish pasties
What about them?
@@RichardVobes Morni g. They're lovely.