A DRENCHING SLICE OF St IVES - THE LAMBETH WALK v STORM IMOGEN

Wave dodgers and Storm Imogen (8 February 2016). Why it's called the Lambeth Walk • WHY IT'S CALLED THE LA...
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THE ROYAL FAMILY AND St IVES • THE ROYAL FAMILY AND S...
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THE BEACHES • St IVES BEACHES
AUTISM'S GOT TALENT ROADSHOW • AUTISM'S GOT TALENT RO...
THE St IVES LIFEBOAT • THE St IVES LIFEBOAT
St IVES IN DECEMBER • St IVES IN DECEMBER
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THE CORONAVIRUS CHRONICLES • THE CORONAVIRUS CHRONI...
REMEMBERING JOHNNY BARBER • REMEMBERING JOHNNY BARBER
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Most of these are also on my Facebook page 'St Ives Videos'

[@davidhowitt3307]

Thank you - great view of my home town on a special day of a winter storm

[@harvey9276]

OMG I love st. Ives. My fav place in the world

[@nancy-uq2hn]

Harvey sameee 💞

[@Funkstar124]

A testament to the engineering involved to make strong sea walls! Brilliant video. Thanks for posting.

[@Cornishpastyman]

+Funkstar124 How true ! The Lambeth Walk (officially called Pedn Olva Walk) was built in 1930 so it has lasted well, although it is showing a few signs of wear and tear. But it should be good for a few years yet.

[@Lesloi6227]

I agree such great worksmanship - not so sure we would see this craft today

[@leesmith8366]

Testament to global warming

[@justinharris5195]

Lee Smith what a retarded statement. Storms like this have been happening since water existed on this planet. Seriously, does every single little storm that happens is linked to “global warming” now? Even though the earth naturally oscillates in temperature. If you’re trying to troll, you’re doing a damn good job at it.

[@Cornishpastyman]

@북극곰 St Ives, Cornwall in England.

[@patriciaschuster1371]

Awesome! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@Sirbadone]

Probably the best up-close, high-water video I've seen. Brilliant!

[@phatmixes381]

Great video! Can't believe the water running off the roof towards the end!

[@nautica7084]

A: I'm getting my windows washed today B: Who's cleaning them? A: The ocean B: That's nuts A: You better believe it

[@mochafrappe243]

Wait a second- if I’m maybe right idk but is that salt water ? And if I’m also right u-u salt makes things well dry and idk kinda blurry like you have to wash your car because it has salt on it from the roads

[@mochafrappe243]

._. Well let’s just let gacha logic take it’s path sorry for correcting you-

[@kevingovender9773]

Absolutely breathtaking

[@K777John]

When I lived across the bay at Rivière Towans in one of the bungalows on the headland I remember watching a big southerly storm. There were 30-40 coastal ships sheltering in the lee of St Ives island and they were disappearing down to their masthead lights in the swell-this would have been mid to late 1970’s. The waves were breaking on Hayle bar at high tide and the beach break was throwing sand onto our roof which was probably 60-70 feet above the beach!

[@pastaslut]

the fact that i have been in all of these areas is just SCARY i have only seen it all sunny and beautiful and never with these tsunami-like waves

[@Cornishpastyman]

This happens many times in winter - that wall is plenty strong enough so no real danger to the properties. If people want to run along The Lambeth it's up to them !

[@billwilkie6574]

I was there in 1977/8 and the sea was flat. Where were the waves then?

[@paulelliott3220]

My favourite place in the world Very spectacular and some amazing footage Wow indeed - you picked some perfect vantage points too Brilliant

[@70sboy98]

+paul elliott Mine too, wish I could afford to live there.

[@isbeto]

paul elliott Ll

[@HectorManuelRiquelmeSepulveda]

@@isbeto ,

[@Lesloi6227]

Looks absolutely majestic

[@alfmoonmoon2002]

Brilliant video cheers 👍

[@lindamaryweir]

gorgeous storm and video

[@unita39hse]

Brilliant video

[@hellofromUSA062]

Great video. Thanks for not using music!!

[@brightbox9414]

I’m fed up With the amount of music! People add to their videos

[@Scottygirlnz]

Wow, amazing footage! What a storm.

[@jennyr682]

Excellent window cleaning service !!

[@Cornishpastyman]

Less good than you'd imagine - you have to wash the salt off afterwards !

[@noblenotes27]

Lovely place. I spent a week there. From Seattle Washington 2018

[@johnnyrotten8801]

House with a sea view she said .....making a coffee....IN THE SEA 😄😅😆

[@brightbox9414]

The waterfalls are excellent!!!

[@MegaSnow121]

So much for keeping a window open for fresh air... ;-)

[@Pakunin61]

La fuerza del mar. Impresionante. Lo amo.

[@LessonWorldTV]

Currently travelling in Cornwall and I discovered your channel as I was looking for footage of St Ives! I LOVE YOUR CONTENT. Interesting to see the differences between St Ives of today and yesteryear! Absolutely subscribed and hope one day I will meet you.

[@Cornishpastyman]

Thanks, hope you are having a good time despite the current low temperatures ! If you come to St Ives let me know.

[@LessonWorldTV]

@Cornishpastyman , having fun totally. Will surely let you know.

[@LessonWorldTV]

@Cornishpastyman , it is a small world. In Hayle today and someone who knows you mentioned you when we were talking about the upcoming Feast Day of St Ives. I was gobsmacked as I told them I had recently got to know of you just as Cornishpastyman via KZbin and they told me you were called Tony Mason and lived in St Ives too!!!

[@LessonWorldTV]

@Cornishpastyman , I felt like I had met someone who knows an internet celebrity 😃, I literally jumped!!! Never in a million years did I think I would physically bump into someone who knows the Cornishpastyman. I started sharing St Ives videos on my KZbin channel last week. Do have a look when you get a moment.

[@Cornishpastyman]

@@LessonWorldTV 😃

[@picardenter]

Oh how I love St.Ives😍

[@DorsetAgriLad]

St Ives Bay is better than Padstow in my view

[@AngelShona1]

And me and my family. We went many times as children on train from Midlands. We took our children many more times. It's in our blood and Hayle where we stayed in chalets as child. Great adventure. Will try and go back one day WHEN WE NOT LOCKED DOWN ANY MORE. !😡xxx Love to everyone HAPPY NEW YEAR FOR 2021

[@Zotya08]

Spectacular video.

[@maydeleon2467]

Kil55' ,

[@theebayhififanatic6002]

As a child when stormy we used to run along Lambeth Walk and there was just enough time to get from the art society end to the little alleyway between the waves and stay dry if you were quick. (Well obviously not when THAT stormy, just a bit stormy)

[@TheBendalina]

Do you think this affects the guaranty on the double glazing? :-)

[@petergillett6277]

Cap'n Phil's balcony took a real battering that year! RIP Mr Moran.

[@AngelShona1]

Love St Ives . Never seen it there so bad but did 1 year in perranport. Horrendous. Giant waves. Xx

[@samanthan3892]

This is the best waves video ive seen 😀👍🏻 🌊

[@Cornishpastyman]

Wow, thanks!

[@lindathomas5500]

You should search for st Valentine’s Day storm! In particular the newlyn bridge ones! Lol…. Those ones are amazing!

[@JVsCornwall]

Great vid and channel, subscribed!

[@Cornishpastyman]

Thanks for the sub!

[@AdrianoGVEsposito]

Just a little breeze through the windows...

[@melgrant7404]

Love cornwall❤

[@pamcaven344]

The person running was careless but funny especially with the spectator reaction 🤣 0:42

[@Lesloi6227]

Spectacular

[@075kzt2]

merci ;-)

[@andersfrihagen3656]

Reminds me of an easter about 40 years ago. I love st Ives!

[@gerhardwiechmann8153]

Wow !

[@ANTchannel1]

Wauu fantastis

[@adrienneviney9538]

No sea defence is ever strong enough or high enough. Thanks Imogen for sharing these waves in St. Ives Cornwall... 😊

[@del5606]

WOW!

[@jennifersue5079]

You are the rock, I am the sea. I will wear you down, eventually .

[@jewell278]

"caused £1k worth of improvements" ;) good footage that. Miss the mother land a great deal.

[@rdvmailportal]

I bet those waves look good in long exposure photography.

[@AliKhan-ev5ee]

OMG that's a big wave

[@williamhoskins7818]

WHOA! !

[@sethguardado8178]

Is it a tradition for these locals to stand and watch storm waves come in?

[@Cornishpastyman]

I don’t know about tradition but maybe it’s our fascination with the sea that makes people do it, and run through it. I did when I was young !

[@brianpimblett657]

Cornwall is a popular tourist destination. They'll be tourists not locals, probably.

[@mikewagner3582]

Cool

[@jodylancaster8706]

The boardwalk got a nice washing out of it.

[@user-ns7he6mr6y]

와~~겁난다 파도가 금방 집어 삼킬것처럼 파도치네 .근데 집들이 다 바다 근처에 있다니?

[@parky2310]

Angry Sea!

[@KarlMartell732]

Scary to live right on the waterfront. I have a small house on the German island of Sylt, luckily not in direct proximity of the coast for that matter, but I know storms like these...

[@Cornishpastyman]

The sea wall is very well built so there's no danger to any of those properties at the moment. May be a different story in 100 years if sea levels rise but it's not a concern for today.

[@sam.._forever1983]

this looks like a movie

[@jackbrittton]

I would love to be watching from that clock tower

[@ifyousaidyoucouldhaveanleg601]

Wow

[@phaedrabonaparte735]

The things I would do to be there

[@albertfox7309]

I used to live there

[@doyoumind9356]

@@albertfox7309 Really ? Why did you move ?

[@tamurkhawaja7279]

@@doyoumind9356 he probably got tired of getting washed away to sea everytime he opened the window.

[@YahawahsChild-sw6vc]

Damn first crash scared the shit out of me I was NOT expecting that so quickly damn..that's why my ass should be sleep right now..nothing better to do in this quarantined house

[@robertlandry5676]

Sturdy sea wall 👍🏼

[@arcadeplaytime6067]

That looks fun

[@Cornishpastyman]

When I was younger, it was 😱

[@arcadeplaytime6067]

Cool

[@arcadeplaytime6067]

I like water hitting me it funny

[@Bb-yf6mz]

Queria morar ai..

[@yippedoodah]

I can't stop thinking about what it'd be like to live in one of those houses right there

[@Cornishpastyman]

Quite fun. They are nearly all holiday lets but in any case this only happens around a dozen times a year. As long as the windows are shut it's no problem as the buildings only get the splash of the wave rather than its full force.

[@Black.Sabbath]

​@@CornishpastymanYeah right

[@brianpimblett657]

Victorian sea defences. Built to last

[@Cornishpastyman]

Bit later than than that, 1929 but yes, built to last.

[@balakrishnankamesh2044]

Living Dangerously....

[@SuperFarinelli]

dustbins to atlantic

[@waleedwaleed7288]

Butifol

[@andreiguiman6530]

nu-l vad pe imogen din titlu :)

[@ANDROIDERSGAMERS]

imagine, u get out of ur house and BOOM

[@anhuydinh9950]

Look like monster waves

[@zackddjtfa99]

Woa

[@smeystersarnold5638]

Bonjour.

[@waszaupierdliwosc]

ale czad!

[@davidgarston3353]

Hey hope not to bad down there are you safely getting any footage of Eunice ???

[@Cornishpastyman]

No, there’s nothing to see. Just a standard very windy day. I’ve seen more powerful hairdryers !

[@davidgarston3353]

@@Cornishpastyman ye just had a look on Harbour Webcam 👍

[@smirithydollcreations6376]

Mini tsunami😱😱😱😱

[@HNRY2370]

I've been right there before getting socked

[@wrightgregson9761]

why dont they put riprap along the bottom of the seawall or out a few yards to break the blunt force a bit. It might make the sea wall last a bit longer.

[@Cornishpastyman]

I imagine there are 2 or 3 reasons, the main one being that this is just a spectacle that doesn't cause any problems. The wall is very secure and good for a very long time yet. Then there is what would cost, as it would need serious foundations. And then how it would look, in terms of spoiling the view in what is a conservation area.

[@chillylizerd]

How do those windows survive?

[@Cornishpastyman]

They only get the splash rather than the full force of the wave and as there are no rocks thrown up it's no problem. The hinges may get salty and corroded, that's all.

[@thomasduffmcgready-zb3yt]

Don't forget the Biscuits with that sea view cuppa. Oh I do like to be beside the seaside. Sea view homes going fast anyone interested.

[@eustormmapeustorm5235]

Hello, please can I share this Video on map.eustorm.com and our page followers? we will credit you for this. Regards, EUSM

[@Cornishpastyman]

+EUStormMap #eustorm Of course, do whatever you like with it !

[@eustormmapeustorm5235]

thank you I may include some of this in our promo Video, I will Credit :) thanks again..

[@Olympicspirit]

Must be scary living in that place, such huge waves. Who on their right mind would live in a house next to those scary waves?

[@Cornishpastyman]

It's OK. The promenade wall takes the force of the waves so the residences only get the splash. And while that can be quite heavy, as long as the windows are shut they're fine.

[@loulou7963]

Me 🥰

[@pammysabur1662]

My son has a school friend in class called Imogen

[@leanneteh1913]

St Ives at England?

[@Cornishpastyman]

Yes, far south-west Cornwall.

[@800Viffer]

If it was the one near Cambridge we would well and truly be in the s**t. #aquaticapocalypse

[@davidjanson9900]

it would make the punting interesting though

[@Chloe-bz1si]

I remember this, me and my friends walked along Lambeth the same day and got soaked 😂😂

[@davidhowitt3307]

Yes, Cornwall England, about 12 miles North of Lands End

[@gretelglacierl]

WATER WATER EVERYWHERE!!!!!'

[@komalmughal2172]

Waves are like come with us😏 its so horrible 💔

[@fashionablylate888]

That must cause a lot of mould.

[@Cornishpastyman]

Not really, it's salt water so can be washed off.

[@user-qy1od4wm1x]

concrete visors need to be installed in the embankment and the waves will not reach the pavement

[@karenpearson6991]

This is crazy. They should move the town back 500 yards.

[@mariajesuspalomares7213]

Eso pasa cuando el humano se pasa con la naturaleza, que ella después se toma lo que es suyo.

[@unavitadellamusica]

I'll never understand, why people buid houses so near to the sea

[@Cornishpastyman]

It looks dangerous but the houses only get the splash of these waves, so as look past they keep the windows shut it's OK.

[@unavitadellamusica]

@@Cornishpastyman such storms can sometimes last quite long, several days. I wouldn't want to have my windows shut that long. I would feel like suffocating inside, without some fresh air, but if for those who live there it's ok, I'm happy for them

[@Cornishpastyman]

@@unavitadellamusica it’s only like that for half an hour around high tide and even then only 6 or so times a year. If the seas rise it may be an issue in 50 or 100 years but not today.

[@rochelimit55555]

How can you sleep with that

[@Cornishpastyman]

With difficulty but while we get seas like this around a dozen times a year the chances of it being high tide in the night are slight and it's only that high for around an hour. The wind is more the noise factor at times like these.

[@rochelimit55555]

@@Cornishpastyman Thanks for sharing

[@esra7944]

where is here

[@Cornishpastyman]

St Ives in Cornwall (England)

[@esra7944]

@@Cornishpastyman Thank you

[@acastrohowell]

😳

[@user-ll1bc2py5z]

За одно и улицу помыло хорошо))

[@Jake-zs8sl]

RIP St.Ives art studio lmao 😭

[@Cornishpastyman]

No, they built things to last in the mid 1850s !

[@oddities-whatnot]

As much as i like watching the sea, no way would i live right next to it, or on a riverbank.

[@Cornishpastyman]

Hi Simon. I'd agree in some case but the houses getting wet here are in no danger. The sea wall takes the weight of the wave so the buildings only get (heavily) splashed. As long as they have decent double glazing they re just fine !

[@Arthur2008]

Its the sea not a river

[@oddities-whatnot]

@@Arthur2008 Read my comment properly. Perhaps you may like others to make clever comments on YOUR posts ? Nope. You wouldn’t like it at all.

[@webbusiness4u]

its why I would not buy a property just at that location. In the harbour is fine. I would be worried if that amount of water was at my windows. Then again..... it great to watch. I could still work from my home as long the internet connection was still working...... www.lifestyle4u.biz

[@Snowwie88]

Why don't they make some sea walls in front of that shore? Those waves are pounding with their full force against that wall. Sooner or later it will crumble and some buildings can collapse in the sea.

[@Cornishpastyman]

That wall/walk was built in 1930 and shows no sign of serious wear an tear. We get seas like that around 8 times a year. In the end, without some maintenance, the sea would win but if it ever was badly damaged it would be quickly fixed. Building another wall in front of it would be very costly and look ugly.

[@Snowwie88]

Looking ugly? Who cares about that. Isn't it safety first? Or does this place consider these 'storms' and tiny floods a tourist attraction of some sort?

[@cjeam9199]

So...you’re saying build a sea wall...in front of the sea wall? I mean, why stop there, sea walls all the way.

[@alnitak8810]

Snowwie88 it's st Ives this happens like every 6 years

[@ivorproblem1332]

Snowwie88 You should rename yourself snowflake ;-)

[@alexandrepag7620]

🤔😲😨

[@thermotechnic6538]

It is os scary

[@krashd]

On my way to St. Ives I met a man with seven wi-OH FUCK! TSUNAMI!!

[@AngelShona1]

Rob LOL HE HE