Americans in CORNWALL | Driving - ANIMALS - Pasties - CYDER - CARAVAN

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[@nickmartin563]

On the war memorial is a plaque to a young Cornish merchant sailor, Davey Hawkins. In 1982, during the Falklands war, he saved my life. He managed to get me out of a compartment on board our ship when I couldn't manage it due to my wounds. Unfortunately, Davey never made it home. He was lost that day. In 1996 I moved to Newquay so I could visit his memorial as often as I could. Thank you, young man. Your sacrifice allowed me to live.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Oh, wow. Thank you so much for sharing. We really appreciate you. We definitely love showing our respect and love for those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. We really appreciate your time and your being here and watching our video. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@PatrickKelly-lz3pv]

I was amazed at the bravery shown by all our military during the Falklands war, Davey Hawkins is a hero, thank you for telling your story.

[@paulmk2290]

Hat's off to Chris for his rapid adaption to UK roads. He's even cracked the Cornish ones, where you basically have to use the force to know what speed to drive and what is coming around the bend next.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you so much. We're very blessed to have this opportunity and Chris's fabulous driving skills! We appreciate your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@redf7209]

@@DaydreamersBarn You might get to realise how there is always a passing place magically in the right place when you see an oncoming car in those lanes

[@raymondporter2094]

Thanks for the video. An enjoyable view of parts of Cornwall. York and Whitby are CRYING OUT for you to visit.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Fantastic! Thank you for your recommendations! We appreciate your time watching and commenting. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@gregsmythe7705]

Unconsciously apologising, Jess You’re becoming more British without realising it 😂

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Haha. All the time, yes. You are amazing. I love it. Cheers 🤍 Jess x

[@davidgriffiths9156]

St. Michael's mount near Penzance and the Minack theatre near Land's End (right below the Minack is Porthcurnow where the first transatlantic telephone cables were connected). Rough Tor and Brown Willy on Bodmin moor.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Interesting fact, did not know that. Cheers, Chris

[@gregsmythe7705]

And Chris has really mastered driving in the countryside, very well done

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you. I think so as well. Really appreciate your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@helenagreenwood2305]

Aw yes I live in Whitby 🏵️​@@DaydreamersBarn

[@colinmatthews3613]

GLAD YOU LIKED OUR COUNTY Jess & chris ,,so much to see in cornwall ,,thanks for all your good comments ,,PROPER JOB as we say in cornwall

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We're so happy to get to call this home away from home. We try our best to see as much as we can. Thank you for your comment and time. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@ASI-l2w]

And Devon!

[@jelofts]

I do admire your "joie de vivre" which comes through in all your videos.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you very much for your kind words. Cheers, Jess and Chris

[@peckelhaze6934]

I remember Newquay very well. I was a child and got severely sunburnt. Skin shredded like a snake. The Gulf Stream flows past Cornwall and keeps it a bit warmer, Palm trees grow on the coast. You cannot beat a good 'Scrumpy'. We mostly bought our pasties from Tintagel. Often the pasties had fish and veg. The tin miners took the pasties down the mines. Just think how many pirates landed at The Lizard.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We enjoyed both the Scrumpy and the pasties. We took a min to think about the amount of ships, pirates included that passed through there. Cheers, Chris

[@robertwhitehead7021]

A trip to the Minack outdoor theatre is a must on the cliff hand built by 1 lady

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Impressive.

[@Paul_Allaker8450]

That caravan tour Jess takes me right back to my childhood, we used to holiday in Cornwall all the time as kids, such great memories. 👍🏻

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Glad we could bring you back. Cheers, Chris

[@ellesee7079]

Beautiful spot - I love the sea/ocean. The drone shots at the end were quite stunning! If you ever head north again, I would suggest the Yorkshire Dale's, or the North Pennines - both outstandingly breathtaking landscapes and some lovely drives for you. Thanks for another great vid Jess, Chris and family.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you so much.We absolutely love sharing the drone footage! Also, thank you so much for the lovely recommendations. We truly appreciate your time. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@martinalloway6980]

Perfect driving Chris. You should visit the Lake District, my neck of the woods. They bought their roads in the same yard sale that Cornwall bought theirs.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thanks for the recommendation! We have definitely planned a trip to the lake district in the near future. We appreciate your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@Paul-md8de]

If you're close enough you must visit Slapton Sands on the coast of Devon to see the memorial to the many hundreds ( nearly a thousand) young American servicemen that died there during an invasion training exercise in April 1944 just 2 months before D day .

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you so much for the recommendation, we will definitely have to go there to check out and pay our respect. Thank you for your time. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@barryhumphries4514]

So glad you made it to Cornwall. One of my favourite places in the UK. I especially love the fisihing village of Mevagissey and nearby Charlestown on the South Coast. 👀👍

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We can see why. It was amazing. Cheers, Chris

[@stephennewton2777]

Thanks for sharing your enjoyment from your holiday so far. I lived in Cornwall for @ 12 years not far from Perranwell. Also lived in KY for 4 years so easily picked up your “Y’all” too! So refreshing to see Americans visiting somewhere outside London too.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you so much.We absolutely love sharing and taking everyone along with us on our fun adventures. We truly know that there is so much more to the UK than just the big cities. We appreciate your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@ronwhite4442]

It makes me feel good that you are enjoying our beautiful country, I hope you have many more adventures in the UK. Ron.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We plan on many more. There is many more places for us to see. Cheers, Chris

[@laguna3fase4]

My first posting in the RAF was to St Mawgan in Newquay.(1982-85) I spent my working day at RAF Portreath near Redruth. I spent three fabulous years there. Hope you enjoyed your vacation there, and make sure you visit Fistral Beach where I used to volunteer as a lifeguard at weekends.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

It was a very enjoyable trip. Glad we could bring you back a few years. Cheers, Chris

[@ASI-l2w]

Sprog! 😂 Per ardua ad astra.

[@laguna3fase4]

Me again. I went to the Lizard on New Year’s Day in 1985 with my wife where we had our first ice cream of the year. I used to go gliding at Predannack which is next to the Lizard.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Sounds like it was a blast and a memory to last! Cheers, Chris

[@tonys1636]

The mast adjacent to Lizard Point Lighthouse was originally one of the Chain Home WWII Radar masts, part of a network along the South and East coasts of early detection of Luftwaffe aircraft. Later improved and faced towards the Eastern Bloc during the Cold War. Now a Telecom and phone mast.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you so much for your time sharing with us. We appreciate your time. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@technonarg5978]

I'm glad you had a good time,it brought back happy memories of camping trips in Cornwall. I spent a couple of weeks visiting Prehistoric sites, Neolithic standing stones,Bronze age stone circles,and Iron age hill forts. The Lands End area is full of ancient sites 3 to 5 thousand years old. I would recommend a trip to the Minack theatre on the cliffs,it's a Roman style ampitheatre with the sea as a backdrop to the stage. Watching your video has made me want to visit again,it's a magical place. :-)

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thanks for the suggestion, if we make it back we will try and check it out. Glad we could bring back some good memories though. Cheers, Chris

[@TheCornishCockney]

God has a holiday cottage at Perranporth. I live in Cornwall after moving down from London. It’s so beautiful down here,it takes my breath away every day.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

I love it. We truly appreciate it and we are so thankful that we can share our wonderful adventures with you all. I love it. We truly appreciate it. And we are so thankful that we can share our wonderful adventures with you all. Thank you so much for pouring your love and support into us. We appreciate it. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@alexrafe2590]

You made the right choice! Cornwall has an amazing coastline and beautiful countryside in general. One of the best things about the landscape is its variety. If you wanted to film a western in the UK Bodmin Moor is the place. If you want to drive through beautiful villages of grey Cornish stone this is the place. With exotic names (like Zennor, St Austell, Penzance, etc.), the vast majority being Celtic in origin, Cornwall is the place. St Michael’s Mount, which becomes an island when the tide comes in is here. Go to St Ives, which has long been an artists colony due to the quality of the light. And due to them there are many art galleries there. Not to mention the westernmost outpost of the Tate Gallery. Head further west and come to the western most point in England at Lands End (but not for all of Britain, that honour goes to some place in Northwest Scotland as does the most northerly point on the Island of Britain, John O’Groats). But curiously the place that’s the most southerly point on the Island, the Lizard, receives less attention than Lands End. Cornwall’s exotic names, and Celtic influence lends an air of mystery and enchantment, which may be why so many novels have been written set there, by authors such as Susan Howatch, Jean Plaidy, Daphne Du Maurier (My Cousin Rachel, Rebecca), Winston Graham (Poldark) to name just a few. There’s so much to do and see. Have fun!

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thanks for the impressive insight on Cornwall. We enjoyed our time for sure. Lizard point was worth the trip. Cheers, Chris

[@ajh5825]

Love Healeys, we go along there regularly for a spot of lunch and a wander (saw my car in the car park as you where walking in 😀). Well worth a visit in the autumn when the apples are rolling in and the production plant is in full swing. Kynance Cove, a short drive from the Lizard, is even more spectacular with a nice tea room to reward the treck down to the cove.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We we are glad to experience and enjoy the same place that you do. Cheers, Chris

[@alecbowman2548]

My favourite work destination was Falmouth. The walk along the coastal path is magic. Not quite so good in December though!

[@DaydreamersBarn]

It was great. Cheers, Chris

[@lokki245]

It still makes me happy to see your family exploring the UK. My father visited Cornwall every year for about 15 years. He stayed in Mevagissey most years - because he wasn't naturally adventurous - but he made a special point of exploring many different places on every trip. He could have continued that for decades without visiting the same place twice. Its a lovely county. I'd not been there for many years but I love all the little fishing villages, so made a point of going last year. Now, I don't mind cold, wet weather (being a true Brit :-) ) but I had the most gloriously warm & sunny week. It was heaven! Think I might try to get back again this year.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Oh, we absolutely love it here and can't wait to continue traveling throughout the summer. Hopefully, you enjoy all of our wonderful adventures.We get to share with you. Thank you so much for your wonderful comments and support. We really appreciate it. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@fleabiter]

great driving by the way. When I'm in narrow roads like that I keep a mental note of every passing point I passed and how far back it is. helps me decide if I should concede or stand my ground

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thanks for the kind words. I do the same with seeing the nearest point. Cheers, Chris

[@rupertbollywood1190]

The apples are mindblowing. Even if you don't like cider, try the apples in autumn.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Fab, thank you for your recommendation. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@fleabiter]

a proper cornish pasty is a beautiful thing. I was speaking to a lady that made and sold them, she said a dollop of clotted cream before folding and cooking makes them just right.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Sounds like the secret ingredient. Cheers, Chris

[@adventussaxonum448]

Having recently started to make my own,I definitely concur with this.👍

[@iankelly5387]

What a great video, Cornwall is a nice place to visit, especially when the sun comes out! Hope the cider was nice too. You are a terrific family, so glad you're enjoying your stay here!😁

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you so much. We absolutely love Cornwall. The cider was delicious!! We truly appreciate all your love and support you pour into us. We really feel blessed! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@KernowDreamer]

I loved your reaction to your first visit to Cornwall. For those that love natural beauty, it is breathtaking! Humans have made their mark, too, and created some stunning places to visit. The area around Penwith in West Cornwall is my favourite and where I call home. The view of the warm colour of granite rock, the lush green vegetation and white crashing waves contrasting against the deep blue see is irresistible. St Michael's Mount, Porthcurno, Sennen Cove and St Ives are just a few of the inspiring locations but the rest of Cornwall has jaw-dropping places, too. You are a lovely family and 👍 for visiting the cyder farm first!!!😋😂 Dreckly!

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We appreciate your kindness and support. We definitely love Cornwall and can't wait to return. It will definitely be to another location that you all have recommended to us. We appreciate all the recommendations! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@bill-wd7zs]

Enjoyed the vid. You drove right past Mullion Cove on the way to Lizard one of my favourite places down that way. A nice part of the country the whole South West but I have a real soft spot for N. Devon. Less crowded than Cornwall and just as picturesque.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Glad you enjoyed the video. Cheers, Chris

[@robert-hh2ft]

brings back so many happy childhood memories !!

[@DaydreamersBarn]

So glad it could bring back a memory. Thank you so much for coming along with us. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@davidjones332]

The Lizard may look pretty on a summer's day, but in the days of sailing ships this finger of land projecting into the Channel was often the first landfall after an Atlantic crossing. In fog or stormy weather before powerful engines and radar eased the sailors' lot thousands of ships have been wrecked here over the centuries and many thousands of seafarers lost.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

That is a valid point. Cheers, Chris

[@nehemb]

Lovely to see you enjoying the place I live - I've been down here for over 30 years and while it's far from perfect, it's a beautiful place to live. Come back and have a look at some of our world famous gardens next time.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

It was so beautiful and I just loved it. We are so blessed to have this opportunity to experience such a wonderful country. Thank you for your support! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@nehemb]

@@DaydreamersBarn I hope you can return soon for a longer trip - Newquay is the most popular tourist town, but is the least 'Cornish' place as a result. Wherever you go though, the coastline in particular is spectacular.

[@graeradt]

Jess would absolutely love the Eden Project

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Most definitely agree with this comment! Cheers 🤍 Jess x

[@hognaut]

Hey guys, not sure if you got to Lands End, but I went down there yesterday (Wednesday) and it was luuush,beautiful weather the scenery was great, some nice walks and not to many grockles ! (didn't need to queue for my pastie) 😁.I was stood at the cliffs edge next a sign saying New York 3600 miles, nothing but sea, mind blowing. I don't know where you are right now but if you get the chance, a visit to the Eden Project near St Austell is a must see. Enjoy the rest of your holiday in Old Blighty 🇬🇧👍👍

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We have yet to get there but are planning a trip. We appreciate your lovely recommendations! Thank you so much for your time sharing with us. I'm glad you had a lovely Wednesday! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@AnthonyValentine-vm1yc]

Well done guys, you have really stretched your wings travelling. Chris drone footage at the end, superlative.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the kind words. Still trying to get better, practice makes perfect with the drones. Cheers, Chris

[@necessaryevil3428]

Chris has nailed the driving 👏 He should try the high hedges and narrow lanes of stunning Devon next

[@H4CK61]

Where I live in Devon Northlew is beautiful and very good lanes. Im sure Chris could handle it he is doing very well indeed.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

I think so too. He is absolutely wonderful. We are definitely going to check out that out. We appreciate your recommendation. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@helenagreenwood2305]

Chris did a great job driving down the narrow lanes 🚗🌳🌿 when you go back to America the roads are going to seem miles wide 😆 I've never been to Cornwall ❤️ I've been on a few caravan holidays when my kids were young 🌼 I've even stayed in one in Benidorm in Spain - I hope you make it up to Whitby we have the best fish & chips 😋

[@DaydreamersBarn]

It's going to be so strange driving again in the US. Cornwall is beautiful, I highly recommend if you're ever able to visit. The Caravan was very nice with all the amenities right on property. I know for those with little ones it's fabulous! Hopefully one day we will make it up that way. We really appreciate all of your support. Thank you so very much! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@Dave.Thatcher1]

You've seen more of the UK than I as a native have done in the last 77 years..😁

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We're so happy we are able to take you along with us on some fun adventures. Thank you for your support and time. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@ASI-l2w]

You need to get out more perhaps Dave?

[@jamesmcbride6304]

Wow that looks lovely there, i will have to try and get down to cornwall some time in the futere. word of advise, be careful with the scumpy cider that you can get from farmhouses its lethal, it can take varnish of a table. some of the pubs will not sell it and if they do it wil only be two pints max. same goes for devon and somerset. try and visit paignton and torquay and dartmouth the navel base. on the way home You can get a steam train from paignton to dartmouth. And chris really impressed the way you have adjusted to driving over hear, its not easy. Well done mate. Trouble is you will have to re adjust when you get back home 😀

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thanks for the advice, we will keep that in mind. Also, thanks for the kind words about driving. We have talked about how it will be when we return, but that's a future problem...not today, lol. Cheers, Chris

[@markedwards4671]

Born and bred in Newquay I'm glad you liked my home town.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We did indeed. Cheers, Chris

[@mikedorey5891]

Some of the villages close by to Avebury are also really historic and interesting.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

They were indeed.

[@wayneprewett6114]

So love Cornwall, if you go back try to go Mevagissy and Looe, both outstanding. Up the road in North Devon you have Croyde bay and Woolacombe both worth a visit. Nearer to and in Bristol, Clifton, Tyntesfield estate, Avon Valley Railway, Ashton Court, SS Great Britain, M Shed and The Matthew. Bristol has many connections to the original colonies so you see a lot about the history of slavery as well as the Georgian house which was a slave traders house from the 17th century. All museums are free except the SS Great Britain, Cabot tower is also free offering panoramic views across Bristol and the Severn estuary. Last thing to note if you have any artists in the family Banksy grew up in Bristol and many of his original street art still survives.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We really enjoyed Cornwall. Hopefully we can have a little more time next trip we go down and we can check out some of your suggestions. Cheers, Chris

[@ianmelonie6440]

Love Cornwall as I live in Somerset it’s a two hour journey as my daughter lives in Hayle

[@DaydreamersBarn]

It's so amazing. We're definitely looking forward to visiting Somerset soon. Cornwall reminded us of our home in the US. 🤍 Jess x

[@davidmartin3947]

Hi guys! Glad you loved Cornwall, and did not get caught up in the ferocious 'Scone Wars' ( 1784-2024 ) between Devon and Cornwall regarding cream first or jam first, but the skimishing is mainly on the borderlands, and the Exmoor ponies have not yet given their verdict!

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Oh, we did not get caught up in it. I think we have done it the right way. LoL Thank you so much for your comment and time sharing. We appreciate your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@mikedorey5891]

Have you guys considered visiting Avebury stone circle in Wiltshire? It would be a great place to visit on your way back from Cornwall. It’s not too far from Stonehenge but in my opinion is way more interesting. If you look it up you’ll find the details. There are many places in and around the village to see and unlike Stonehenge you can get right up close to stones. Plus it’s free to visit. Best - Mike from London

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We have not looked into that one yet, we will check it out. Cheers, Chris

[@wayneprewett6114]

P.S I know you guys love cider so we'll in Bristol check out the home of Thatchers and the many cider houses of Bristol.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Sounds like a great place to visit. Cheers, Chris

[@stephenbarnard8672]

Hello again Jess, Chris, Colette and Shane, so very happy that you were able to make it to Cornwall and experience everything that the South West corner of the UK otherwise known as the English Riviera has to offer with goats and sleeping pigs too. 😊 I always know that when I watch your videos I am guaranteed a relaxing and enjoyable time which I truly appreciate. Thank you guys, have a good week and see you soon my friends. xx. ❤

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Hello Stephen, thank you! We truly had a lovely time exploring and experiencing such a wonderful and peaceful part of this beautiful slice of heaven. We are definitely looking forward to our next trip to explore even more of Cornwall. We truly appreciate all your love and support. We are so happy that you are able to enjoy and relax while we take you along for our adventures. Thank you so much, and have a lovely week ahead! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@johnwaldron7490]

Hi Chris, Jess & family, I think you’ve visited more places in the U.K than us natives, hope they’ve lived up to your expectations and you weren’t disappointed too many times, you’ve made me think why my wife and myself have just spend £150.00 on new passports as we have so many interesting and beautiful places right here on our doorstep. Your making some great memories for yourselves and gaining personal knowledge not based on hearsay, bland food and rubbish weather all the while etc. Safe & Happy Travels.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧👍

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We have definitely loved exploring, and everything has lived up to expectations. Sometimes it's just really hard to find parking, which is sometimes a bummer. We are truly blessed to be able to explore and just appreciate where we get to call home. Also, we're so thankful we get to share our adventures with you all. Thank you for your lovely support and time! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@Topgooner01]

Looks like you had a lovely time in stunning Cornwall. It's a pity you didn't have time to go to Hayle or St Ives, as they are breathtaking....but hopefully, you'll be able to fit it in before you move back to the States. BTW, hope the Lake District is on your radar, it is something very special!

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Hopefully we are able to make it back and check them out. Lake District is on our radar. Just a matter of when. Cheers, Chris

[@fleabiter]

not my part of the world, I'm NW england. But I have SCUBA dived that area, the water was very clear. There are a lot of wrecks around Cornwall. A quick google says along a coast of approximately 250 miles there are 6,000 shipwrecks. Obviously, lighthouses helped to prevent them.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

It would be great to see it on a scuba dive. Cheers, Chris

[@jimmymorrison8314]

❤. What a lovely family you are. Check out Nash Point in South Wales. You can stay in a lighthouse air BnB. It's the most southerly point in Wales and it's stunning. There's a pub that dates back to the 1100's just up the road and they serve an excellent pint of Doombar.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

That sounds like an amazing spot. We will check into that. Cheers, Chris

[@jimmymorrison8314]

@@DaydreamersBarn My pleasure.

[@bigbird2100]

Great video 👍 It's always the smart thing to do is do and go where the locals go.😊

[@willswomble7274]

and steer clear of the unashamedly rip-off touristy spots be they in Cornwall, The Cotswolds or London! Glad they found so many, less known interesting places to explore!

[@DaydreamersBarn]

It is what we strive for. Cheers, Chris

[@julesfromdevon5568]

I love Cornwall but I feel disappointed you just motored through our lovely county of Devon. (the place that the cream tea actually comes from) I know you are not familiar with our network of footpaths you would have seen more of the fabulous Lizard area had you parked somewhere near the old folks crossing with their walkway backpacks and walked down the track to the coastal footpath. You can find these on OS maps etc. You will get the best views, find it quieter and take the dogs as long as they are on a lead. You can walk to another village etc and get the bus back to your car if you do some legwork on the planning which is worth the effort. Love your videos, keep them coming!

[@TheCornishCockney]

Cornwall>>>Devon.

[@davidhoward5392]

Avoid the cream tea debate 😅

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Oh, we absolutely love Cornwall. I understand we will definitely be returning and having more time. Unfortunately, there are only twenty-four hours in a day and some of that is sleeping and eating. 😌 We appreciate your time and hope you enjoyed this adventure with us. Cheers 🤍 Jess x

[@RonSeymour1]

A great video. You do get about as a family a lot to see our beautiful country. The secret to those country roads is to always be aware of where the last turn in, point was. The north Cornish coast around Newquay and Perranporth is famous for its surfing due to the Atlantic rollers coming in. St Ives is a quaint village but far too crowded and limited parking. You have a lovely family.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you for the kind words. We truly enjoyed our time and glad you did as well. Cheers, Chris

[@dogwithwigwamz.7320]

About a year ago I wished the Daydreamers Barn farewell - in the belief that they were on their way back to the United States. I`m pleased to know that they are still here - and they drive the roads I once frequented before losing my hip articulations to end stage avascular osteonecropathy. This has been a pain my surgeon has managed to fix - and I can`t wait for next summer when I shall take to the roads less travelled here in England once more.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We definitely appreciate still having the opportunity to be here and share our wonderful adventures with you all. Thank you for your time watching and supporting us. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@pauljones5967]

Hi Jess, Chris and kids. It’s great to see that you made it down to Cornwall. I have a recommendation for you, if you’re still down there (or for your next visit). If you go to the village of Mevagissey on the south Cornwall coast, you can take a foot ferry along the coast to the village of Fowey (pronounced “Foy”). You get a different view from the ferry and can spend a few hours in Fowey before returning on the ferry to Mevagissey, which is also a great place to see in itself. When arriving in Mevagissey you have to park in the main car park on the approach road as the village streets are tiny/narrow and will be fairly crowded with pedestrians. Plus I don’t recall seeing much room to make a turn and wouldn’t want your car to go off the harbour wall. Anyway maybe you will decide to add this to your itinerary. Oh … there are some nice pubs around Cornwall, especially the ones at the many fishing villages, such as Mevagissey. You should give them a try for the beer and food.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We will be sure to put that on the list if we are able to make it back. We are planning on going back. Thanks for the comment. Cheers, Chris

[@alexshapley8331]

👍 lovely! did you manage to stop off in Devon on the way? (though wouldn't be surprised if you didn't as that is a monster trek from Norfolk)

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We did not make it there. Cheers, Chris.

[@darrenspeak1785]

Enjoyable video again Jess. You’re so enthusiastic and happy that it would be difficult not to like any video you put up and Chris seems so laid back that nothing seems to bother him at all. So you asked for places to visit, well as a Yorkshire man I’d have to recommend the Yorkshire coast. I don’t know if you like birds and bird watching but there is an RSPB reserve called Bempton cliffs, at this time of year and for next couple of months it’s seabird heaven, you’ll see thousand of Gannets, Razorbills, guillemots, kittiwakes and the bird everybody wants to see the Puffin. Obviously you wouldn’t want to drive all that way just for that, ( I would, but that’s because I love Bempton 😊) so other places to visit are Flamborough head ( gorgeous ) Filey and Filey brigg, Scarborough, Bridlington and if you didn’t mind driving a bit further up the coast, then Whitby is a must, plus Robin hoods bay and Staithes. I know it’s a bit of a trek from Norfolk so wouldn’t recommend it if I didn’t think it was worth it and if the weather is good it’s even better.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Friend, thank you so very much for the love and kindness! We truly love it here and Chris is so laid back and I'm the bubbly one that tries to see the light and positively in what's around me. Life is to short. We truly are happy to have you along with us for all of our adventures. Thank you for all the wonderful support and recommendations! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@robertwhitehead7021]

My favourite beach is on the lizard Poldu cove boogie boards Marconi’s wireless station

[@DaydreamersBarn]

I can see why. Cheers, Chris

[@stewarthill5899]

Lusty Glaze beach, Newquay. Our son just got married there only last week. Stunning location.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

How wonderful I'm sure it was so perfect and picturesque! Congratulations to your son on his marriage. Thank you for your time watching and commenting. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@philippenaluna2312]

Thank y'all for visiting the part of the UK where i was born and raised!! I totally agree with the comment abut 'avoiding' the more 'touristy' places. There are many places with fantastic scenery, both landscape and seascape. On the north coast, you have the Bristol Channel/Irish sea/Atlantic Ocean. To the south, you have the English Channel/Atlantic Ocean. I'm glad you found some 'proper' Cornish pasties to enjoy. A bit of the history surrounding the pasty. It was often eaten by miners (whether tin, lead or copper). The pasty would often be in 2 parts, with the meat and vegetables at one end of the pasty and apple (with or without clotted cream) at the other end with a pastry 'dam' separating the 2 parts. The miners would hold the pasty by the crimped edge to avoid ingesting the toxins that they'd accumulated on their hands whilst working. Once the pasty had been devoured, the crimped piece would simply be dropped to the bottom of the mineshaft.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Such a cool story and great that it is kept going today. It is the the same, or at least similar in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, where they are also popular and we will going back to when I retire. Cheers, Chris

[@davebarlow6457]

Another great video guys. I like that fact that you don't feel the need to talk the entire time throughout your videos , you know when to let the visuals and scenery do the talking. Keep up the great work and fingers crossed for some decent weather this summer for you to enjoy on your travels !

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We definitely appreciate your time watching and always supporting us on all of our adventures. We are so glad you enjoyed this adventure with us. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@Lee-70ish]

Great stuff guys making memories that will last a life time . Wife and I love Fowey and Lantic bay

[@DaydreamersBarn]

They are indeed memories that will last a life time. Cheers, Chris

[@SteveJones-om6ks]

Great vid. Have to add to the acknowledgment of the driving skills on display. Difficult for natives taught on challenging hedge-lined lanes so, for someone not used to the death-star trench driving experience, to cope with the country lanes that well is a real display of skills.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for commenting. Cheers, Chris

[@johnlord9319]

Yes I agree Chris I was a truck driver and so great to see the enjoyment from you both❤

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Well thanks for doing what you did. The world would stop without truck drivers. Glad you enjoyed. Cheers, Chris

[@Paul_Allaker8450]

Devon & Cornwall roads are such fun, you basically have to use 'the force' to gauge whether someone is coming the other way or not! And love that we haven't changed them....😂👍🏻

[@DaydreamersBarn]

It was something else that is for sure. Cheers, Chris

[@jezzafromthe80s]

Check out The Minack Theatre, its outdoor and built into the cliff overlooking the ocean .... spectacular with a very inspirational story about the woman that built it around 100 years ago

[@jezzafromthe80s]

maybe research it, a little first to get an idea about it

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Wow, thank you so very much. I will definitely be looking into it as soon as I am done with comments. Thank you so very much for your time sharing. We really appreciate the insight. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@geoffclarke3796]

Another enjoyable video of a very beautiful part of the country that I've haven't visited for many years. Some very confident driving there on those narrow country lanes which must be so different to driving in the US.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. We truly are so blessed to be able to explore and share it with you all. Thank you for all your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@antonycoan9424]

If you get to Cornwall again you should visit the Minack theatre

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Sounds like a good idea. Cheers, Chris

[@ewanvannett9989]

jess and chris when you went to cornwall did you go to plymouth and over the rivere tamar and there are two bridges across the river the rail bridge opened in 1859 the road bridge in 1962

[@DaydreamersBarn]

I don't think we went that way. Sounds like a great way though. Cheers, Chris

[@christophereatherall8729]

Enjoyed the video keep them coming 😊xx

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you! We will definitely be continuing. We appreciate your time. 🤍 Jess x

[@AnthonyUpson]

I love Cornwall Perranporth Beach is a fantastic place but there are so many places to see in Cornwall you need a good week to get around down there.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Yes, it was lovely. We will return and explore other places. We appreciate your kindness and time sharing. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@davidbennett8598]

Their is so many nice small towns & villages all over The UK it's hard to say which is best & places like the lake district is very nice too ,i don't live far from Hebden Bridge Yorkshire but that's been voted the best Small town in Europe for the last few years & places like Patley Bridge Malham Settle are not far from York they're all nice to visit

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Sounds amazing, we will try and check it out when we head to the lake district. Cheers, Chris

[@glastonbury4304]

Love Cornwall especially the Moors with the wild ponies and St Ives ...you must do Devon and Dorset next and stop off in Lyme Regis where Meryl Streep was filmed in the French Lieutenants Woman and then pop to Beer voted one of the best villages in England and then Sidmouth ...maybe do it in August when the Sidmouth Folk Festival is on...❤

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Oh, wow, thank you for the recommendations. We will definitely be returning to Cornwall. I love it so much, and the pastys are magical! We appreciate all your support and kindness. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@claregale9011]

Hi Guys , love Cornwall not been back in yrs , my Auntie Annie lived in Truro sadly she's no longer with us but have fond memories of my time there . I will make it my goal to go back it is a lovely place 😊❤

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Sorry to hear about your Auntie Annie, good luck making it back though. Cheers, Chris

[@rundmk00]

i love cornwall, very fond memories of staying in those caravan parks as a kid and running riot on the beaches

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you so much for coming along with us for this adventure. We appreciate your time sharing with us. Thank you for your comment and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@paulinejackson8105]

Hi Jess, Chris, my family and i love Cornwall, our favourite place is ST IVES, have a great time .

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Lovely, we appreciate your time spent with us on this adventure. Also, thank you for sharing your recommendation. We appreciate your time. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@wrd777]

I'm told you can get good "Cornish" pasties in Wisconsin, near the UP! Apparently quite a lot of Cornish tin miners migrated to Wisconsin in Victorian times and took pasty making with them.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We can get them all over in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It made my heart so happy and made me feel like I was home. I love Cornwall and can't wait to return. We appreciate your time watching and commenting. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@michaelriordan8265]

When you get back to America tell them about England and it's not just about London, very enjoyable video

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We will indeed! Cheers, Chris

[@Nobby76]

Lands end is considered the most southerly point of england, but its not, its the most southwesterly, it basically sticks out at the end of england the most. But the Lizard is actually the most southerly point, its also where the lighthouse and massive fog horn is. i used to live about 10 miles away from there

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We enjoyed being able to see the most southerly point indeed. Cheers, Chris

[@philipmason9537]

Cornwall takes such a long time to drive to especially from your part of the world, let alone from further North of you. A village in the U.K. means a VERY small area but most of the places you pass through on your road trips are Towns such as on this video. QUAY in the U.K. is pronounced KEY, a place where boats can dock.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thanks for the info. Cheers, Chris

[@spencer3483]

great video…you guys make me proud to be British..god bless 😊🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️🙏🏻

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers, Chris

[@ernestknoxknox7075]

Love your enthusiasm

[@DaydreamersBarn]

So, thank you for your support! We truly appreciate your love and support. It's truly so lovely getting to share our fun adventure with you all. Thank you for your support and kindness. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@user-man-guinon80]

It's many years since my last visit to Corwall. Lovely video as usual. I was slightly disappointed with some new build houses that I saw. As a country we seem to be building everywhere without reference to the sites; it is gradually spoiling the countryside. And it is also interfering with our flora and fauna. There has been such a great loss of the aforementioned in my nearly 80 yrs, and I find it heartbreaking.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We're so glad you enjoyed the adventure and trip with us to Cornwall. We love it there and can't wait to return. We truly appreciate your time sharing with us. Thank you for your comment and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@charlesfrancis6894]

Thanks for an interesting informative video about parts of the country i live in.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

We are so glad you enjoyed this adventure with us. Thank you so very much for your comment and time. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@johncrossley]

Another brill video is very informative and interesting. Thank you.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers, Chris

[@griswald7156]

Bude is my favourite…..the Rangers were there in the 40s….

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thanks for commenting. Cheers, Chris

[@ceanothus_bluemoon]

Lovely! Thoroughly enjoyed that, laid up with an ice pack on my damned shoulder. The Lizard and dunes looked really nice and quiet compared to more well known spots. Glad you had fun with the narrow twisty country lanes, and hope you stopped for a while in lovely Devon on your way back!

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Glad we could give you something to enjoy while you were healing. Get better soon. Cheers, Chris

[@mishkatown8625]

We appreciate your content! It's so easy living in concrete hell to forget how beautifully stunning the UK is. Thank you for always sharing your journeys with us. I do have a question for Chris, is there an equivalent of the Smoke Pit in the Airforce?

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Glad you are enjoying the content. We also call it a smoke pit in the US Air Force. Cheers, Chris

[@mishkatown8625]

@@DaydreamersBarn Thanks for answering Chris. Hope you and the rest of the family have a blessed week.

[@pauljenkins-bc8qu]

Hey guys loving the fact ur loving our country and what it has to offer how long is Chris posted at Lakenheath for? I’m an 70s child and remember all the American bases in the 80s keep up the good work

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Until next year. We plan on seeing as much as we can. Cheers.

[@fleabiter]

those old cars. my Mrs wants Austin Healey Frogeye

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Can't blame her.

[@johnshea5967]

Hi guys!Chris,if I could I would be happy to issue you with an onirary British driving license! Absolutely first class old boy, you should be jolly well proud! Sorry guys you probably haven't been able to understand what I am trying to say,so please let me rephrase that for you!!,, good job Chris,way to go man!!❤❤

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Oh, thank you. I definitely think Chris is a fantastic driver, and I'm very proud to be his passenger on our adventures here in the UK. We truly appreciate your kindness and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@weedle30]

Way back in 1979, I nearly met my maker whilst visiting the Lizard beaches! I was with a boyfriend and we were busy on the seashore, the tide was out (as we thought 😉) and we were looking carefully at the sea edge, trying to find washed up precious Serpentine stones. Two gnarly fishermen locals were standing on the prom, looking over towards us, apparently in disbelief saying “don’t them there grockles know that’s a rip tide acoming in?” No we didn’t! Next thing we we knew, the sea was racing towards us and literally within minutes, the sea was up to our knees and rising so fast making it hard to walk. The men shouted out to head towards the lifeboat ramp and with the sea up to our waists, we “swam” towards the Lizard Lifeboat mooring and just about managed to scramble up onto the ramp. We could then just crawl our way to the top to safety! The tide was now well “in” and hitting the prom wall, the beach no longer there! We thanked the men for “helping us” but they just sort of laughed at us being caught out by the tide turning - they knew we were silly old visitors - But hey we were very wet and safe! We were taught a lesson that day, to never underestimate the power or the way of the sea!

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you so much for that wonderful story and your time sharing with us. We truly appreciate being able to read and take you along with us for our adventures. Thank you for your comment and support. Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x

[@DavidFoster1965]

Try to get to Northumberland if it's to far

[@DaydreamersBarn]

That might be worth a visit. Cheers, Chris

[@loopyloo788]

Northumberland is gorgeous. Bamburgh Castle is breathtaking.

[@san8524]

Take a trip to Warwick castle, then catch a Shakespeare play in Stratford upon Avon. See Shakespeare’s house and Ann Hathaway’s cottage. Makes a nice weekend break.

[@DaydreamersBarn]

That sounds like a great time. Cheers, Chris

[@jacklomas7773]

Love the way you both drive congratulations 😂

[@DaydreamersBarn]

Thank you. Cheers 🤍 Jess x

[@paulinejackson8105]

Awesome video guys, i love your dogs but i have to say i'm a huge German Shepherd fan .

[@DaydreamersBarn]

I'm so glad she is a fabulous girl. We love her so much! Our 3 came with us over from the US. Our four-legged babies. We appreciate your kindness and support! Cheers 🤍 Jess & family x