Another great video as always. The Wembury rock is known locally as the Mewstone. The Royal William Yard was a victualling yard where Royal Naval ships would fill up with supplies of food and drink before settling off on their voyages. Nowadays it is high end restaurants and apartments. Keep up the great work and am looking forward to next Sundays video, best wishes,John.

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much John for writing about the Royal William Yard. I recorded a VoiceOver for it, but it did not come out. So I am very pleased that you wrote this. Really pleased that you enjoyed the video too 🤗 Louise

Very nice video. Great walk,beautiful nature. 👌🤗🍀

Hi Louise. You had a very active day. Absolutely stunning video, beautiful scenery. The weather has been very changeable. You have to dress for all weathers just lately. Thank you for sharing and hope you are having a lovely weekend. Best wishes Dave and Dawn ❤️

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

Thank you Dave and Dawn! I am having a nice relaxing day today after yesterday’s excursions and a late night editing 🤗

What a wonderful video Louise. I saw on the comments how many steps you had done, very impressive/crazy. I love your honesty with these walks, I think most people, myself included, get a bit lost. You found some amazing views, thank you.

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

Thank you Faith! That’s reassuring! I am sitting down a lot more today and refuelling for a busy week ahead in work 🤗

Another beautifully filmed video Louise!! And lol I lode how you keep it honest with getting lost !! It does look lovely - and well done in the step count !

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

Thank you Alex! Such a beautiful place! Haha! Hopefully my honesty about getting lost will help someone take the right path in the future.

Lovely scenery Louise. Thank you for sharing

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

Thank you Debs! My pleasure!

Such a wonderful walk Louise, so much to look at and enjoy! I'm glad you found your way in the end. A bit confusing with no signs! I love a boat trip. I bet that was a nice way to finish your day out! 😊

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

Thank you Amanda! Yes, the boat trip was a lovely beat to finish my day out (before my 25 minutes walk to the bus back to the hotel ! More walking 🤣🤣)

@ltlawithamanda

Ай бұрын

​@@SouthWestSundaysWow 😲 walked your feet off!

Lovely video Louise. When I saw this video on my notifications I thought ‘we must do this walk, this week’ . Having watched it I am not so sure; I hate the thought of getting lost 🫤 We’ll go to Mount Edgecumbe and do a walk around the park, hopefully we won’t get lost there! We do love the country park. I look forward to you doing the walk to Rame Head, maybe we can manage that 😊

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

Oh nice!! I hope you really enjoy Mount Edgecumbe Park. I was really impressed with the abundance of signposts in there! I really want to explore it in more detail than I did sometime.

I love this part of Cornwall - sometimes called 'The Forgotten Corner of Cornwall' - often overlooked by tourists to Cornwall, but much visited by daytrippers from across the border in Devon. The Camelia trail is amazing - best seen in January - it is stunning then. I have oft admired the view from the folly - I must admit I didn't know about the stones coming from demolished churches. Shame the cafe, etc, is all closed on Fridays and Saturdays. I think some of the footpath signs could definitely be a bit clearer! Well done on navigating the route though - you did really well! I do know what that stone shelter is by the path, but I will let others have a go in saying what it is! It has an interesting back story. Another great video Louise! I really enjoyed 'following your footsteps' virtually here - lovely and relaxing with fabulous views! Fab work! Paul

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

Ooo.. I am intrigued more about that shelter now! Thank you for the fab comment. I will keep that iCamelia Trail in mind for January. Sounds lovely!

@westcountrywanderings

Ай бұрын

@@SouthWestSundays yes, the camelia trail is fab in Jan! Well worth going down there then if weather is OK.

@westcountrywanderings

Ай бұрын

@@SouthWestSundays That shelter Louise is: Picklecombe Fort Seat - A seat made from a doorway and enclosing a small niche with a piscina (shallow basin in a church near the altar for washing communion vessels) at the back. The carved stone comes from the churches of St. George and St. Lawrence at Stonehouse.[from Wikipedia]. I knew what it was called but I didn't know it came from those two churches - a bit like the folly at the top of the hill!

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

@westcountrywanderings Oh wow! That’s really interesting! I love how they used bits of old churches to build these places! Thanks so much for telling us!

@westcountrywanderings

Ай бұрын

@@SouthWestSundays You're welcome Louise!

You must be incredibly fit, doing that walk and the Park Run before it. Do you count your steps? Just have clocked quite a few extra ones with all those wrong turns. But as usual, it was all very enjoyable. Thanks Louise. Until we meet again. Take care

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

Thank you! 🤗. I have just had a look how many steps I did yesterday- It was 36280! I am going to enjoy a big breakfast and lots of rest today!

Lovely video, we got lost on that walk too 😅

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

Thank you! Oh that’s interesting to know! Glad it wasn’t just me 🤣

would want to do this one day looks great😅

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

I hope you get to do it 🤗

Is it a place to worship Louise perhaps?

@SouthWestSundays

Ай бұрын

You are partly right Amanda! It’s made from 2 places of worship. See West Country Wanderings explanation that he wrote here today. 🤗