LYNMOUTH | Exploring the seaside holiday village of Lynmouth Devon
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Lynmouth is a seaside holiday village below Lynton on the coast of North Devon, England. It is situated at the bottom of a steep valley and is surrounded by hills, cliffs, and the sea, making it a perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful and scenic retreat. Here are some reasons why you should visit Lynmouth:
Natural Beauty: Lynmouth is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with stunning coastal scenery, rugged cliffs, and lush green hills. Visitors can enjoy long walks along the South West Coast Path, which provides panoramic views of the Bristol Channel and the surrounding countryside.
Watersports: Lynmouth is also a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts. The village is situated at the mouth of the East Lyn River, which provides a perfect location for kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding. Visitors can also enjoy fishing, surfing, and swimming in the sea.
History and Heritage: Lynmouth has a rich history and is home to several interesting historic sites, such as the Lynmouth Pavilion and Lynmouth Flood Memorial Hall. The village is also known for its traditional thatched cottages and buildings that have been preserved for hundreds of years, providing a glimpse into the past.
Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway: The cliff railway is one of the most popular attractions in Lynmouth. The railway connects the village with the town of Lynton, offering visitors a unique and exciting way to travel between the two locations. The railway has been in operation for over 100 years and is the steepest and longest water-powered railway in the world.
Local Food and Drink: Lynmouth is home to a variety of cafes, restaurants, and pubs that serve delicious local food and drink. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, local ales, and cider while taking in the stunning coastal views.
In conclusion, Lynmouth is a charming village that offers a unique blend of natural beauty, history, and outdoor activities. Whether you are interested in exploring the area's natural wonders, learning about its history and heritage, or simply relaxing and enjoying the local food and drink, Lynmouth has something for everyone.
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One of the most beautiful places in England, heck, the world! 😍
Perfect time of year and weather for it.
Definitely
Great place great views hope you keeping well thanks for your time
Took a minute for the penny to drop…same railway…other end! Beautiful village!
Love love love Lynmouth. Thank you!
Thanks a lot ❤️
Another great video neil from a beautiful place
It really is beautiful, with one of the best fish and chip vans on the seafront.!
We agree!
I love your videos. Very beautiful and relaxing. Thank you for sharing your experience. Stay safe.
Thank you! You too!
🇬🇧❤️ Beautiful, can't wait for summer, I always holiday down in Devon, but haven't been since COVID, but I'm going this Summer, 🤗 can't wait. 🤭🤗
Have fun!
Really good video
Thanks so much
Geat video use of soft winter lighting....never got around to visiting here so well filmed...
Thanks 👍
Beautiful.. The valley and river walk is incredible, love it there.
Lovely place
Thank you Neil. I've visited lynmouth many times and never failed to enjoy it's beauty. As a foot note, my parents had just returned home a week after their honeymoon when that terrible disaster struck,
the flood, it took away the guest house they had previously stayed in.
Lynmouth has to be one of my favourite places, love it. I always remember the huge steep hill coming from porlock as well, then the drop down from the moors down into Lynmouth.
That hill is amazing isn't it!
Hi, Great video, I have been there but great to see it again on video loved it .Thankyou. 😊👍
Ps, just going to watch the Lynton video.👍
Thank you. Enjoy!
I love Lynmouth, have visited countless times. Did you go to Watersmeet? It is stunning. If you didn’t visit, you must sometime in the future. Thanks for a great video.
Hello Neil are you well fantastic vidio beautiful place it would be so good if someone would paint a good landscape picture take care stay safe you and your partner Rebecca x
With every video I see from your channel, I grow to love it more. Great work to you and your team, for the visuals and the information.
Another lovely piece thank you I’ve visited both Lynmouth and Lynton both for pleasure and work ,lovely places .I seem to remember somewhere along the front there was an r.n.l.I plaque with the older call outs listed ,remember it was pretty impressive. Saw in the comments somebody wasn’t impressed with the roads ,surely that’s part of the fun little roads, steep hills and pop out to see lovely views and places below you
Thanks Neil for going round the beautiful place and to hear the birds and the water going down to the sea and it looks a bit chilly hope you have a hot drink afterwards
Only been to Lynmouth once 50 years ago on our honeymoon trip around the South West in September 1972, my parents had been there in the summer and gave us good places to stay.
I have photos of the tower and views towards the town where we parked, we also took the ride up to Lynton and back.
Unfortunately in the days of 35 millimetre chemical film you had to set the ISO and I got it wrong resulting in all our photos of our trip being over exposed.
Fortunately modern technology has allowed me to digitise all my slides and to some extent improve them although they are far from perfect.
We came here (& Lynton) in 1983. Wow it seems to have changed so much
Still such a beautiful visit.
Did you walk around Watersmeet back up the hills where all the local rivers meet & the creation of the flooding waters
Your walks are lovely, interesting & bring back many memories for me. Have been to lots of the places you go to especially Devon & Cornwall. Thank you so much.
Thank you!
great video again.. me and the mrs was in Lynmouth 2018.. that sculpture of the man as been moved.. it was by the wall.. i wonder why its been moved? ATB from Canada..
Upstairs in the Memorial hall, there is a scale model of the valley explaining about the major flood disaster of 1952.
Lovely vlog today I enjoyed this little village last year ,what I didn't like was driving an 8mtr motorhome down that narrow lane ,,,keep em coming🥰😃
Thank you!
Yes I have definitely seen that logo before😂and meat is a very apt word in relation to it😂
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Very enjoyable. Great camera view. Do you use a head mount or are you carrying a stick? Looks great.
I'm sure it's nice in summer but looks a cold hole to me. How much sun does the place see? Living there could be a challenge, possible flooding and constant noise of the river would be a bit much day in, day out.🤔
Apart from all that it's ok though? 🤣
@@GimbalWalkTV Yes, it's like most of the UK, steeped in history and great to visit. Good quality videos.
Did you visit the flood memorial centre?
Great place, but a nightmare to reach by car (steep hills and tight bends).
The climate change mob would have a field day if that flood happened today😂
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I found Lynmouth a cold,austere place..The cliffs are very cruel looking..It's fascinating,but gloomy
I went in summer a few years ago...its beautiful.
I like the road from Lynton to Lynmouth ,this time of the year it’s looks like a ghost town
@@robertlangley1664 l should qualify my comment in that l visited in winter.
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