I am from Falmouth and was in Mawnan Smith during the war from 1941-1943. I have that book, and remember all the American troops doing their training all up the Helford! We ended up living at Swanpool. I live in Canada (Ottawa), but returned to Cornwall many many times! You never get Cornwall out of your system!!

I'm slowly catching up on your hundreds of videos. What a delight. Thank you.

What a gorgeous place , even in the rain ❤

Hi. Your cornish walks are so relaxing and informative. Im currently in a job i hate,and your videos are such a therapy to me,and help me so much, you wouldnt believe. Thank you once again

My family and I can't wait. We will be in Cornwall in less than 2 weeks from America. My wife and I love watching your videos.

Brilliant video, has me in stitches with the ‘Fanny’ story, I even choked on my cup of tea 🤣😂

More Friday morning chuckles.😄Pity about the weather at the start. And once again the doggies are scene stealers!

Hi Sarah and Andrew. Thanks for another great video, both interesting and funny! Your beautiful dogs loved every minute - and "puppy" looks fully grown already!! He sure loves to dig!!😍

Great video with a lot of fun and interesting facts as usual. Thanks Bob

Absolutely love this video. So interesting and the views are fabulous. Love looking at your videos.

Loved watching Sarah mud waddle lol. You guy's are so funny,.fun and endearing. Thanks for sharing your wonderful walks and adventures ❤

Hi Sarah and Andrew. I really enjoyed your muddy occasionally rainy walk. So much history the sound of the waves lapping on the beach and on top of that so peaceful and quiet. Dogs made it fun especially your puppy digging a Hugh hole near where you were sitting hope Andrew filled it in.

Another great walk and video . Beautiful village and beach ❤. Muddy puppy dogs 🐶 🐶really enjoyed the walk 😂. You are showing us lots of places to visit when we are back down in Cornwall in June .🥰

With the amount of rainfall during March you were very brave with your walk in the ‘Lanes’ of Cornwall. However the reward was glorious with wonderful views of the coast and the sea. Mawnan Smith will never disappoint you it is full of History and character- another super video- well done to the 2 of you with your tails and information.

Ah..you gave it away..Your doggies are called This one and That one🤣......I will keep it quiet...Enjoyed video.....🙂

After talking about a 'fanny' your battery is about to run out! 😱 I laughed so much I cried!! 😂😂🤣😭 You just can't make this stuff up! 🤪 What a buzz! 🤪😂🤣

Hi Both, great memories of Maenporth , in the far distant past we had our wedding reception at the beautiful Crag Hotel long gone

Love your video while I am recovering from my amputation I am doing some drawings of your walks

Thank you to you both, another wonderful informative video. Coming down in August to a place I think you should remember Gorran Haven. If you fancy a meal out and a pleasant evening on me, let me know. Regards Paul

Oh thats very nice, lovely. What a muddy walk that was! Still fun though 👍

Used to live up the road on the cliff. You always tell me stuff I knew nothing about. Thanks for the info. The paths are always muddy even in summer!

DIG!!! :D I love the stories you collect, and it's so fun to see the places. Pitchforks and petticoats make a great tale! A particularly unfortunate English slang term here in the U.S. is the one for cigarette. (And I don't mean 'smokes'.) Hubby is a big WWII history buff, so I'll share this video with him. The bit about the seaweed was fascinating. Fewer and fewer people are around now who remember living through the War. My mom was seven years old, living in Los Angeles, and was terrified to wake up one night during a blackout. My grandfather was a Block Captain with the Civil Defense, and they had hardhats, shovels, and sandbags in their yard as after Pearl Harbor it was feared the Japanese would bomb Long Beach Harbor and nearby cities in California. Whether it was Napoleon or Hitler, it seems Cornwall was the first line of defense. You have a great history of brave people standing against the enemy. Thank you for sharing it. :)

We just finished to watch the video that you guys are special guests and we couldn't resist to play the bodmin video to see the opening intro.....🤭

This was so much fun! Thank you Sarah and Andrew. We really enjoyed this video. Such a beautiful area.

Another entertaining video guys, with some great facts about the area. It looked wet and muddy down some of those trails, but a good walk.

This is a pretty village to walk in. The boys had a blast getting all muddy. Thanks for this lovely walk.

Lovely walk in spite of the weather 😁 I see that you Sarah, have the same walking style as I have on muddy paths 🤣 And I also get really dirty if the paths are dry, with dust all over my legs 😂 Great to get all this history and background added to the places I have visited. Thank you for a lovely Friday morning watching your walk 😊 Torunn 🥰

Mud, glorious mud! What a wonderful walk for the spaniels too. x

Fannytastic!

Fabulous.

Love these walks with you both (and the dogs), thank you

Hello, I love all your videos. I moved to Cornwall 2 years ago & when friends come to stay we have started using your walks. My gentleman friend is coming again in 2 weeks & we will be trying this walk. As he, always, says, if you wait for it to stop raining in Cornwall you will never go out! Thank you for your walks again. ❤

Thankyou for a lovely video …beautiful Joy Thompson

Glad to see Stuart who you captured on a bike at 16:15

Someone I know lives in St Mawes, use to fly the rescue whirly bird out of Culdrose.

I don't know why people find it so funny. My grandma was a Fanny. (TRUE!) ☺

We were in Cornwall the last week in March , yes it was wet, but still worth it. The last time we were at Maenporth the cafe was a burnt out shell. Back in July, until then thanks for keeping us topped up with Cornwall.

A very interesting and fun walk guys, nice to see how well puppy is growing and like our spaniel loves to dig. The history is amazing and like the match with the Red lion pub, cheers Brian&Jane

Sarah and Andrew … you two are such fun! Lovely video…your puppy is so big now….so happy to see your well. Ana🌷

Just fabulous as usual Sarah and Andrew and another area that I'm not that familiar with. I was laughing so much when you were trying to give us your serious war story 🐾🐾😂.. just priceless 👌😁. I definitely join you with the mud waddle when walking muddy trails 😜... Glad the café was open for you 😋. Look forward to the next episode 🙏👌😁😘

This happy fun video has made my whole weekend! (you'll now know the American name for bumbags). And thanks for braving the rain and all the muddy lanes to bring us another CWT gem. It must have been surreal for locals to have such an influx of American servicemen and all those coastal manoeuvres, but I guess they appreciated the importance of their presence. Totally agree with you Sarah about the soulless modern houses ~ at the very least you think they might have used some granite cladding on facades to tie in with local tradition. That was an impressive sea-glass haul! ~ beachcombing is just the best thing ever! (so missing Cornwall just now). Doggie junior makes me smile so much :)

Another great video. Loved that reference to Mrs Jones bottom.

Looks better weather than we had at the end of March 😂 Another great video 8/10 on my mud scale.

We do love your videos, we are using lots of your suggestions for our holiday this year!

Beautiful part of the country, sure got some moves😊. MSR make some quality tents,terra nova are good also but id keep clear of the terra nova lazer as its not so great in highish winds,in my opinion. Thanks for sharing!

You two make me chuckle! I’ve literally just returned from a short break at Budock Vean near Mawnan Smith, and we walked the coast path to Maenporth, although it was a sunny but windy day. The scenery and beaches are amazing, I found some sea glass and will make it into a bracelet as a memento of this trip. We’re returning in a few months, so will try some more of your walks…greetings from Devon (second best county in the UK!)😂

Another beautiful village, great but muddy walks and wonderful local stories, I’ve very rarely seen Andrew lost for words except when he has a mouthful of muffin, that ticking off was hysterical Sarah 😂🤣😂🤣 talk about getting his knickers in a twist…correction petticoats, what a fantastic view of the ocean at the end of muddy lane, I’m trying to concentrate on your story Sarah but can’t watch anymore the dogs are killing me with their antics 😂🤣😂 will join you later when I’ve had a Latte and recovered my composure, or it could be next week 😅

In a reverse of the English/Yank language mix ups, my English mum when newly arrived in the States asked a hotel clerk to “knock her up in the morning” and my dad was horrified. 😂 Great video and we wonder if you have tarps or something in your car for the muddy dogs.

Who knew?! Thanks for the language tip from a "Yank" viewer!🤭🤭🤭

Another excellent and entertaining video in Cornwall. Thank you Sarah and Andrew. Just as a by Andrew, where did you get your waterproof jacket from?

FANNIES 😂

Do St Mawes to St Just In Rosalind Church.

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I'm shocked because of the amount of vulgar language used on this channel! (wink, wink)

What a lucky chap you are! Fab dogs and a great companion. A Cornish woman with a beautiful natural soul.❤ Hey and she laughs at your rubbish quips.😂 I took early retirement from the MOD for health reasons. I visit all the places you've been to and Devon too. It was interesting to see the American influence in Cornwall during the build up of DD and the liberation of Europe. It was also the end of the British Empire. The decades to follow changed Cornwall and the UK FOREVER. EU, immigration and the migration of the property rich Londoners.😢 So thanks for your witty creations in God's country. Reminiscing the truly good old days❤