Thank you, Just standing in front of the waves with you <bliss>

Whats this march called?

Lovely......

Loved the parade through the supermarket

Thanks for sharing this exciting parade through Penzance

Amazing thank you ☺️🔥

How beautiful

Big 👍 beautiful place Marazion.

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I lived in the village, used to go on walks down that way when i was a child. Guess im screwed.

Perfect video, just so nice to listen to the waves and gentle rainfall without having that standard atmospheric music that so many people seem to use. Much prefer listening to the sounds of nature, brilliant clip thank you

Thanks for sharing!! 😊

My partner has ancestors in the area, traced as far back (so far) as the early 1500s. Among them were the Cundys, who came to St Dennis via St Mabyn (b:1639) - (d: St Enoder)... to St Dennis in early-mid 1700s.. and where there for generations, including the well known Thomas Cundy the Elder (Thomas Snr, & his son, Thomas Jnr) both architects. From St Dennis, some spread out to Roche, St Austell, & back to St Enoder..among others. Thank you for sharing! 😊

Really nice video, I enjoyed watching it very much, I have shared it with my friends who also like it...subscribed

Why tf do people think it's acceptable to take their dogs along to these things. Every time there's always a petrified dog barking its head off in fear while the owner just stands there and even refuses to even comfort them. Selfish ignorant vile animal abusers should be banned from keeping pets

Fantastic video Lucas, good to see you there. 🙂xx

Great video Lucas - and well supported and participated in by the good people of Redruth - my former hometown. Lovely traditional Christmassy Cornish feel. Take care, Paul

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Iwas there. 2024.An absolutely Privilege to witness this celebration of British values. Thank you HELSTON. ❤

Spent six months in these places 2020-2021 <3 Feels like home and I and my dog miss it .. Lovely video - thank you Lucas

Big like thanks for sharing 👍 🙏

I was a regular visitor to that beach, over a period of 5 or 6 years, when the wreck was , initially, only a couple of years old. So, then it was a wrecked ship, now its just a few bits of wreckage.

Did you find amethyst ? I heard there’s amethyst near or in that cave

U ain’t been up thru the waterfall Lucas beautiful up there sadly my phone got wet so coodnt record in the workings will re do it beautiful mine wheal Coates

Cornwall in the springtime, just stunning!! Thanks for sharing. You have great talent of not letting they pesky human get in the way of a good shot🙂👍

Went in all the way other day pard all 3

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broo i love this place i got sent here from a ripoff ip grabber

Nice video. I never knew there were the memorials for the Penlee Lifeboat disaster shown at 21:43 - 21:51. I first went there in 1982 and the last time about 15 years ago. There were no memorials then. Glad they have some now.

featured in the final Wycliffe episode, pretending to be "Land's End" ... he took a taxi there, from Penzance station! Showed the church at Gunwalloe Cove clearly. 😐

Beautiful dartmoor ! Thankyou for this video 👍💕🌹🌷🌼

Giuseppe Turnpike

Hipolito Groves

Thanks for a great video.

Chanel Ports

Gudrun Radial

Lovely newton abbot bless it 🌹🌼👍

Somoglia molto alle spiegge che ci sono nella mia sardegna.

It’s a shame u didn’t get there when it’s open: it’s owned by the village & volunteers from the village do cream teas there in Summer & there are some small concerts/events held there. (It can also be hired for v small weddings)

These wells are magical places.

I live in queens😂

A very tranquil spot ❤

If the Millennial Reign of Christ has already happened.. these could have been the `springs of living water` 🌹🩵🕊️

Love this series - Great characters, actors, storylines & writing. Wonderful ❤

Nice video, but you should've put your meter down on the tailings for a bit longer so it could have gotten a better reading instead of pulling it away as it was still going up. Would be cool to see someone make a map of the place using a radicode. And a couple little radioactive signs here and there would probably be helpful to the general public.

This is really interesting. I don’t really think of the accordion is being an English instrument. I’m curious how it became associated with this tradition.

You have a real talent for making this type of video,thank you for sharing them.

The village has now been overrun by year 7s at the recreation ground 😂

My God, so many memories I was born in Porthleven