Bland, Boring & Soulless - The MOST DEPRESSING Place in the UK 2024

[@bigfarmerUK]

Any "depressed" town located near the sea must offer a better environment than a "depressed" town in the middle of the country?

[@Brian-om2hh]

Especially if you like fish......

[@StewartFrampton-bg2tv]

In January - April maybe but not in Summer! Am a Londoner with many corniche holidays behind me! Maybe holiday homes left empty maybe ?

[@Edith-t4j]

@@StewartFrampton-bg2tv The whole demographics of our country has changed and not for best, you can't tell me that has nothing to do with the demise of said towns.

[@milesbrown8016]

Exactly that.British Govt are intent on destroying Britain

[@yamyam_1978]

I lived in Torbay for 3.5yrs 25yrs ago & nearly ended up an antidepressants 😢 Wolverhampton is depressing, but we have facilities & an economy

[@cornwall_in_Squares]

i am guessing it was voted for by people who don't live or work in Falmouth, it's always a vibrant, happy and friendly town lots of diverse and quirky shops along side the big corporate stores and often something going on in the town to make it a great place to visit. There are far more other towns in the UK with empty shops, no sea front and far more unfriendly.

[@onebagbeachclean6721]

I honestly can’t believe that, no way is Falmouth the most depressing town!

[@stephfoxwell4620]

Redruth, Camborne, St Austell all much worse. So too Bridgwater, Shepton Mallet, Barnstaple......just in the Westcountry.

[@Starlight22215]

@@stephfoxwell4620Agree with all of them. Add in Warminster and frankly most Somerset towns.

[@stephfoxwell4620]

@@Starlight22215 Gosh yes. I forgot Chard, Yeovil and Minehead.

[@robertmaloney2255]

Its depressing

[@anthonyharris7780]

I agree - no way does Falmouth deserve the description.

[@jamesburt6520]

Hi guys , my wife and I have visited Falmouth on quite a few occasions whilst on holiday in Kernow. No way is Falmouth the worst town in Britain. Plenty shops as per your video, Gyllygvase beach, Swanpool beach, Pendennis Castle all well worth a visit. We had a lovely river cruise up the river Fal and saw some beautiful big houses up at Carrick Roads. Another time we took a sail over to St Mawes. Nowt wrong with Falmouth. On the other hand we live about 15 mls or so from Alloa which deserves to be the list. Great video as usual.Thank you both once again.Take care.

[@przemyslaw1235]

Thia is bs😊i am from Poland but live i England 16 years.Been working everywhere,up and down the country.Trust me this place dosnt look that bad.Litter is masive problem in England.I dont understand people why they throw rubbish everywhere😢Thia is nice country ,i am foreigner and me and my friend every 3 months clean peak districk.Last time we collect 300 kg of rubbish.Law is to soft.Wish you all the best

[@petegibson863]

When living in Helston , I worked at the Falmouth Hotel , you showed it in your video , loved the town , always vibrant and something to do and see , could think of a lot worse places to live for sure .

[@kevp6345]

We stayed in Falmouth last july for a week. It was great, and we stayed at the kiddly in your video. We will definitely stay here again. It's fantastic. Loads to see and do. We loved it.

[@christopherdakin7094]

I read this elsewhere - "The Sunday Times has named Falmouth as being among the best places to live in 2024. Falmouth was included in the 2024 Sunday Times Best Places to Live Supplement to the delight of the team behind the town's success as Cornwall's events capital." I suspect this is much more balanced than the survey. Thank you for the video.

[@sailingfalcornwall1405]

I live in Falmouth and love it. x

[@esthermorrissey1454]

I must be boring as well then-I love Falmouth- however, I may not be as enthusiastic in the rain and cold on the 5th February when this survey was dated. I think most seaside places would struggle to find very much enthusiasm at that time of the year. Andrew did make me laugh - I agree - Possibly a few bored students started this ball rolling and did it for a laugh. Now for the fun bit - Falmouth has lovely beaches, great scenery, lots of small interesting shops and a good calendar of events. We loved the video Sarah and Andrew - as usual you are the ‘stars’ Well done,

[@sally-ie7og]

Your VT's are always good. What a load of rubbish was that survey. I have lived in Falmouth and holiday now every year Falmouth is an absolutely wonderful place!!

[@suededogs9670]

I lived in Devon for 5 years . 2015 to 2020. It had been a life's ambition to move there. I came home for lots of different reasons but I do miss it. I love watching your channel reminding me of a few places I've visited and a few I was unfamiliar with. I did love it , there is nowhere quite like the west country. I do miss it in lots of ways . Thank-you ❤

[@oneviewcornwall8200]

Luv Falmouth, and getting on the little ferry to St Mawes - I often think that Falmouth is like Bath by the sea 🌅

[@bookprincess612]

This list is ridiculous 😅😅😅 Your video is great fun, information and a little glimpse inside cornish life. Always love your sense of humour !

[@meowhouseful]

Oh, that survey is simply preposterous! We visited Falmouth last June and loved it

[@simonupex2628]

Hi Andrew and Sarah this was thought up by someone who has NEVER set foot in Falmouth or has NEVER set foot outside of London

[@catherinejohnson1671]

I love Falmouth.. it's one of my favourite towns in cornwall with the Art School there's many creative people.. it's beautiful and friendly people. It can be a little depressing in the Winter but that's just Cornwall in the winter.

[@hetty43]

Excellent video. I live in other end of uk. I’ve never been to Cornwall. Falmouth looks pretty good to me. I’d happily have a good look round there. Great video. Thanks.

[@victoriatrudgian2835]

I'm in Saltash, I must say I love living here. Falmouth is lovely.

[@ihbcsomerset6966]

Completely and utterly unwarranted appraisal for this fantastic town. Just goes to show how subjective this can be.

[@sherrieshort2216]

So happy to watch todays post in Falmouth and watch you sticking up sor Falmouth. We love this town. Since our first visit many years ago we have never experienced anything other that friendly people. We stay in a locally owned bed and breakfast, Trelawney House. Our last stay was four weeks in March of 2023 and in May for a week. We feel at home in Falmouth. We awaysndo our best to become :local:. The train service was great as well as the bus service. Falmouth is a great base for travel to other parts of Cornwall. I hope this review does not deter visitors.

[@sallydingle321]

Can't believe Falmouth is number one... crazy... and if Wells is on the list 🤷... don't understand at all. I think many towns have suffered since the pandemic. I don't think these random surveys are anything to go by are they 😜. Thanks for proving this guys 🙏😁💖

[@neilcurson4505]

The only people who fill in surveys are the professional whingers with nothing better to do. We love Falmouth and visit every year.

[@gregb49]

We do as well, but do have some distant family links. OK, it's not known as a beach resort but it has lovely beaches and is a fun town, IMO. Don't tell anyone, because it is a secret, but a cup of tea at the top of Trago's can be enjoyed with the most lovely views of the harbour and the Fall.

[@neilcurson4505]

Been going to Cornwall for over 50 years our son and family moved down 5 years ago so we just have to keep going😄😄

[@joannesaltfleet2071]

I went to Falmouth years ago and it was acceptable!

[@joannesaltfleet2071]

​@@gregb49They have a Trago Mills in Merthyr Tydfil nowadays!

[@gazzertrn]

It was a working fishermans town originally , not really a tourist hotspot back in the day . I like the raw grittiness of working towns , fishing towns more than touristy places .The history seeps out of the buildings , of a long lost , or sadly dying proffesion . Great place too seek out history . I Love Falmouth .Great Vid .

[@marieryan2541]

Hi Sarah and Andrew. I have been to Falmouth and I loved it. I don't understand why one survey voted it the worst place to live and the other voted it 3rd from the top in the best place to live as Andrew said it doesn't make sense.

[@sketcherwen]

We love Falmouth and were there in March, we swam off the Greenbank harbour steps and it was magical floating at dusk with the lights twinkling in the harbour. We walked to Pendennis Point, it’s exhilarating in a gale! The beaches are fabulous. Love the high street too with its quirky alleyways, cafes and shops, great for urban sketching. Of course it’s a bit run down, like so many seaside towns, but it’s an amazing place nonetheless.❤

[@tilkaynine7902]

You swam in the sewage?

[@evevening7995]

Someone should take a good look at Margate in Kent. There are more empty shops than shops that are occupied, and Margate is a dump .

[@Zenajs]

I adore Falmouth. Have done since we holidayed there in my early teens. It's a place where I'd love to live. They've obviously never visited Redditch!

[@JoannaLouise200]

Briilliant riposte Sarah and Andrew! The criticisms must be from people who've never properly visited Falmouth and explored the beautiful historic harbour or elegant streets full of stunning Victorian & Georgian architecture, and quaint tucked away cottages. Plus so many wonderful quirky features! My only criticism of Falmouth would be the figurehead lady who needs a little refresher on the lipstick front! :)

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Lol! I noticed that too! A bit of cherry red wouldn’t go amiss! Sarah :)

[@Polopony]

Falmouth has some of the most expensive and desirable housing stock in Cornwall. The views of the Fal Estuary are incredible. It has character, culture and history in spades. There is loads going on, even in winter - unlike some Cornish towns. It has a really good balance of tourism with local industries and businesses, again unlike some Cornish towns. It has a great range of places to eat really decent food at all price levels. It has a university, and good schools. Most people would kill to live there. Rumour has it that ospreys are now nesting on the Fal this year, so even they are keen...!

[@bikerdash27]

Beautiful Video. Thanks for sharing .🥰

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Glad you enjoyed it! Sarah :)

[@dayrelgates8628]

We spent a week in Falmouth the first part of June 2024. We used it as a base to do some coastal walks, visit St Michael's Mount, etc. We thought Falmouth was lovely! My only complaint would be the parking. That seemed to be difficult wherever we went. Your KZbins were helpful as we planned our trip and our walks! Thank you!

[@helenjackson1666]

We did notice it is looking tired , we have visited several times but last visit in 2022 we did feel it was looking tired , but so are alot of places also have gone down Hill , i still love the area it has soo much to see and visit ,i love Cornwall its simply our Heaven

[@elizabethrist860]

We just can’t believe what you said that Falmouth was voted the worst depressing place in the Uk, when we come to the uk for a holiday we always stay in Falmouth for two weeks at a time, we just love it, we stay in the Falmouth Hotel and use it as a base to visit other places in Cornwall it’s our favourite place to be , we live in a small coastal town in South Australia 🇦🇺 We just love your videos, Elizabeth and Barry from Oz 🇦🇺 🐬 🐳

[@clairecousins2958]

I live near Peterborough and love visiting it. The best town in Cambridgeshire for wheel chair access. Some housing areas look past their best (but this is the same everywhere), but the cathedral and shopping areas are worth a visit. I think if people think their area is depressing then they are not engaging with their community to help improve it. Those that make an effort- I congratulate you.

[@kayn6415]

I live in Cornwall and visit Falmouth often. Love the town. It’s got a good vibe. Gyllyngvase is a beautiful beach and there are some stunning views all round. Shops are good, lots of independents and there are plenty of good places to eat. Can’t fault it really. I am originally from Walsall-if you are looking for a truly depressing town that surely has to be high on anyone’s list! Felt very depressed last time I went back to visit.

[@stephnewman1357]

It looks busy there. I would say that Margate and Chatham in Kent or Croydon are far worse places to live. Every high street is suffering in the uk but I would rather live by the sea or in the countryside. Much pretier. 💗

[@neilbradford9752]

Another great video , they always must include cake or a pastie , thank you for bringing them to us 👍

[@cathjollphotography]

I always used to love visiting Falmouth - and the rest of Cornwall too. Haven't been for a few years but I would still visit if I were back in the area. As a photographer my favourite part is the harbour, and of course we always used to love going to Trago Mills.

[@kcphillips1000]

When I looked to move to the West Country 35 years ago I found Cambourne and Redruth the most depressing places and eventually stopped viewing in that area after finding a property in Devon . The area seemed to be covered by piles of rusty scrap and slag heaps left over from the Industrial Revolution . I have not been back since and it might have changed for the better .Love your videos Sarah and Andrew .

[@TravellingTorunn]

Lovemy video agson 😊 I have visited Falmouth twice and I liked it a lot. Colourful and lively and a lot to offer. That was both times in July. Torunn 🥰

[@catinkernow]

Love Falmouth. On a recent visit I was told about the Mussel card which reduces the cost of the Ferry by half price and even more if you use it frequently. The card is free but you have to load it with £30 and you use that money to take the ferries to St Maws, Trelissik Gardens or up to Malpas near Truro. If you are in Falmouth I recommend a visit to Sabzi vegetarian restaurant.

[@donlunn792]

Any seaside town is now depressing. Times have changed! My late Wife and I went to Hastings years ago. It was horrible.In the evening it was handed over to yobs.. My own town Weymouth,is awful. At night you have the yobs taking over the town. Especially when the clubs turn out. As I said Times have changed. It applies to almost every town in Britain. Lack of true Policing. My late Wife and I used to love Tenerife. We could walk home at 12:00 and it was lovely. Even Tenerife is now changed. (British influence?)

[@huporhaha1]

Being a beloved Bodminite, I love Falmouth. Be it for a daytrip on the train or a couple nights with a fellow Cornish friend, I always enjoy time in Falmouth.

[@Helenlouisee]

I live about 20 minutes away from Falmouth and I love it there I’d happily move into Falmouth x

[@pilesofparagraphs]

Another fun video. Thanks so much. I believe they say there is no such thing as bad publicity. Falmouth is making all the lists so lots of attention. We haven't been there, maybe our next visit.

[@beverleybernstein2823]

I love Falmouth❣️My home town as a child . Falmouth had so much to offer . Was there in May, and will be back again in August. Having said that Some buildings could use painting. On one of your other videos Falmouth was rated 3rd best to live .. I’d say it’s a fab place to live !!!!!!!!!!!

[@Susancb56]

Falmouth is one of my favorite places to visit in Cornwall😬🤷‍♀️

[@grimbleahoy]

Made many visits to Cornwall & even stayed in Falmouth several times - can be a bit empty even in summer between festivals but always enjoyed it.

[@suegeen688]

only found your channel few weeks ago, i live in surrey, problem is after being shut down for nearly 3 years, think we have all got places that are rubbish, slowly its all coming back 👍

[@antman5474]

Not long ago Falmouth was voted the happiest place to live. These surveys are click bait.

[@grahamebacon4372]

Utter rubbish!, Falmouth is one of the most vibrant towns in the South West. Regular visitor for many years now and hope to continue to visit for many years to come. Completely agree about Trago.. Always go in and come out with things I never knew I needed which come in handy somewhere..Can also recommend their cafe; excellent value and spectacular views of the harbour and estuary. Survey is very biased and can safely be ignored by normal thinking people. A load of rubbish. Keep up the good work guys; Fridays are not the same without you.

[@jameskrell4392]

I can say without hesitation that the kind of people who denigrated Falmouth won’t like the word “Normal”.

[@TheBuckspygmy]

Visiting it is not the same as living there.

[@jameskrell4392]

@@TheBuckspygmy No its not, but a vist to many places gives you a good over veiw of what a place has to offer.

[@TheBuckspygmy]

@@jameskrell4392 Which in the case of Falmouth is not a lot.

[@Claire-kj3vy]

Oh dear ... we have been to Falmouth numerous times and stayed at the fabulous Falmouth Hotel. Nothing wrong with Falmouth. I think all towns have their depressed areas. We live a few miles from Chatham on the list... no comparison. Would choose Falmouth any day. Loving your videos. Look forward to them every Friday. Thank you Sarah and Andrew.

[@christineching1891]

I really can’t understand why Falmouth was voted the most depressing town. We live just 20 minutes away from Falmouth. Yes like a lot of town centres, shops have shut and it needs a bit of upgrading. But lots of events going on. We are off to The 2024 Falmouth Sea Shanty Festival, which we love and has a great buzz. Last year the Tall Ships event was fabulous.

[@lindab8397]

TBH honest I think no matter where you are these days in England etc, there are many empty shops , because rents are to high, parking is getting ridiculous and expensive, most high streets these days are full of charity shops . Places are looking shabby ,even some of the bigger names like boots ,and WH Smith. I notice this even in my town in beaconsfield Buckinghamshire, and this is one of the most expensive areas to live. There is not the money around anymore, and it’s about to get far worse .

[@johnnybeer3770]

I live in Paignton and I must admit it can be a bit depressing at times but at the present time both Torquay and Paignton are undergoing a huge and expensive regeneration scheme to bring it up to date , with a lot of building going on .

[@brianbickerstaffe]

I wish you hadn,t referred to or repeated the phrase about Blackpool . The mainstream media commonly refer to Blackpool disparagingly , and thereby contribute to a negative attitude. Dont need to join in !

[@StephenMiller-v4y]

Was in Falmouth 3 weeks ago, wonderful seaside town.

[@user-Juneybee53]

Lol think you're right students! Falmouth is very vibrant, full of life, love it!

[@charmainebaddeley5569]

St Austell is very run down like a lot of towns these days but the people who live there are lovely very down to earth please don't knock it until you have been there

[@costaismysin]

I like Falmouth .We always make sure to visit when we're in Cornwall on holiday .

[@deanmc178]

i spotted lewes in sussex on there , thats 6 miles from my home , also crawley is set at no10, thats where i work ,

[@debbiehollis5711]

Falmouth did go downhill at one point. It looked shabby and unkempt.Now Falmouth is on aparr with Truro that has gone down hill in the last couple of years.Falmouth back streets are some what shabby.But the main high street in Falmouth is quite lovely and holding its own keeping shops open.All my maternal side of the family lived in Falmouth over the years.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

We love Falmouth! Always have done, especially in the quieter months, Sarah :)

[@Fidel-tk5rq]

Hi beautiful lady, I live in Edinburgh and planning to visit Cornwall this summer, drive all day with breaks as and when needed, and as you know our visit is at the mercy of the weather! Is early September a good time warm and dry enough to visit the best beaches in Cornwall? thanks in advance. Fidel

[@lionelmarytravels6003]

I've stayed at Falmouth many times over the past 30 years and the only drawback to it is the steep hills and pathways which is not so good for elderly and disabled people. Lots of boat trips and many beautiful walks to take. Good public transport with ferries, buses and trains. What's not to like?

[@TrevRaynsford]

Wow! I never expected that. I love Falmouth….maybe I’m boring and bland! 😂

[@philhughes3691]

You stated Falmouth has diversity, that will put a lot of tourists right off !!

[@annbuckle5880]

That survey looks ABIT pants to me😂 the puns this week were amazing😊 I've never visited Falmouth but it looks like a lovely place

[@nevtinapiper]

We live in Medway (Kent), of which Chatham (20) is a part. Having been to Falmouth many times, we’d much rather be there than Chatham. Hope to be living in Cornwall before the end of the year.

[@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834]

Camborne and Poole, followed by Redruth for me.

[@fificrossnails]

I can’t help thinking that Peterborough residents voted for Falmouth, so Peterborough didn’t top the list… Personally I love visiting Falmouth, and I visit a few times a year, as I’m in Devon so not too far. The town has lots of small independent shops, loads of restaurants with cuisine from all round the world, pubs with character plus lovely beaches and many other places and attractions to visit. I love the little alleys that lead down to the sea, the bunting above the high street, the vibrancy of the town (maybe helped by the fact it’s a university town)…admittedly I’ve never lived there, but would happily live nearby, as I’m a country girl at heart and prefer to live rural. Having lived for years near Croydon (my husband worked in Croydon for many years), I can honestly say that Falmouth is a million times better, and I’ll be back in Falmouth in September!

[@1Z88]

Living near Swindon and having recently visited Falmouth on holiday, my personal feeling is i think Falmouth was unfairly ranked 1, Swindon should be top 3 minimum it’s a dreadful boring bland grey concrete jungle with no atmosphere compared to Falmouth for example. Just my opinion! Love the videos as always guys!

[@keirac.5170]

Falmouth is lovely!! We always visit the meat counter!. I also agree that Swindon should have been top 3 minium! It's dreadful!!

[@pdtech4524]

To be fair it looks quite nice and there is a lot going on plus you have that 'seaside' vibe going on!😊

[@jmshrrsn]

Wells??? Who are these people voting these towns. And I can’t believe they put Falmouth at the number one slot either. Hardly a scientific survey so probably best ignored. Well done though for showing us the reality.

[@maobfh]

It would be very difficult for me to resist not returning ~0200, with my pallet and giving the poor “grumpy “ bust of the fortune teller with a little more color!!! I would not suggest that I am OCD but my hands kept reaching for a brush! No, I canNOT believe that Falmouth is the most most depressing place in the UK. I cannot speak for Peterborough. Neither for nor against. GREAT video! Thank you!!!

[@rampyx1]

Nonsense. On previous visits there is always something going on. The different beaches that are available along with the food and drink on offer all support different tastes. Normally I have to drag 'er indoors out of Trago! 😊

[@steve-r-collier]

i parked up in my van many times in Falmouth...lovely place to stay

[@theshabbychicken1156]

It's a lot to do with the council. They used to cut grass, weed etc and clean the streets. All our towns and countryside look neglected

[@chrish3472]

We have just yesterday returned from a weeks stay in Falmouth and found it to be a great place to stay, we have become very familiar with Andrew's favourite figurehead down Upton's slip as we had to go through the upturned boat next to it to get to access our holiday accommodation, there is lots to see and do, lovely beaches, plenty of shops, it's very vibrant and well placed to visit the beautiful Lizard peninsula and the best Pasties and chocolate Brownies you can buy in Cornwall at Gear farm you must try them ( but check out the opening times first and you can phone through your order ), i really don't see how they voted this the worst place to live, i would gladly trade my dismal depressing midlands home city for Falmouth any day if i could.

[@ItTakesAVillage25]

I grew up in the Camborne-Pool-Redruth triangle in the mid-80's, Falmouth was considered posh. I definitely don't agree with this poll, I now live in Nottinghamshire and as a former mining area....it is full of fairly depressed and struggling places.

[@cliffboulton8763]

Never been to Penzance but it amazed me with the LACK of boarded up shops. Plenty of Grafitti, but that's everywhere thanks to today's youth. It looked like a great little seaside town.

[@LoveFalmouth]

We adore Falmouth, love the diversity and there is a ton of things to do, if you ever get bored of the sea ( impossible) However, I have one big bug bear, the council need to clean the streets. The dog and bird poo everywhere drives me crazy 😮

[@andym1908]

We live in Cheshire. But always visit Falmouth. Think it's lovely. 😊

[@Edith-t4j]

People keep calling these towns dumps, they never used to be, once the high street was decimated, the heart of the town has been destroyed, it's going to look bleak and sad and grey, with boarded up shops what else do you expect.

[@anneperseh4907]

Utterly ridiculous by the looks of it! How can it be worse than Croydon?! I live near Croydon and am trying to 'big it up' by photographing and drawing the more scenic sites.....!! Most people I know say don't bother. And Crawley?!! I think Falmouth looks lovely.

[@sidscrote7570]

The thing I always remember about Falmouth was, everything was splattered with seagull shit! Nice pint in the Legion Club though !!

[@carotrike]

I don't know who compiled that list. I agree with you about Falmouth. Wells is a pretty little city, not at all what the creator of that horrible list said! How many other communities have they insulted?

[@gordonayres2609]

There are lots of towns that are only boring and dull because all the old traditional shops have been drained away by the "BORING" shopping malls and supermarket chains that have crippled our towns and high streets. I think we were better off 50 years ago when we didnt have all these chain stores etc! These articles you are quoting stating these places as boring are rubbish and probably computer generated.

[@nickwebb9290]

I like Falmouth as many many other people do. The website people who put this “Most Depressing Place in UK” should visit these places instead of taking the word of unknown and seemingly unverified voters. It made for an interesting video though, thanks you two 😁

[@LeslieWatson-t5f]

No way? I had a family holiday in Foulmouth in June,2024. Great people great place and we had a great time! Especially night time on the beach watching the volleyball. And I’m going back in 2025 so there!

[@HonarySpock]

I was surprised that Falmouth was on the list. The town where I currently live was number 12 on that list, Croydon. Yes it should be on the list, but like most towns it has it's good bits and some bad bits.

[@peteredwards7760]

I'm sure a group of enthusiastic volunteers could clear the rubbish and paint over the graffiti quite quickly.

[@davidwhelan1545]

Whoever wrote this must love Falmouth, and dont want it ruined by Londoners moving in and taking over! Dont ruin it! MAN OF KENT! Its happening here, and its horrible. Its nearly £10 a pint here now!

[@w.g.hunter1300]

Falmouth is also the hometown of my fave UK band, Holiday Ghosts

[@Bebb77]

When talking about transport links, you didn't mention the Mussle card....hop on/travel on local buses, trains and ferries. Brilliant scheme.

[@gordonsimpson3235]

I know many of these towns in the top 20, and frankly there are few I would want to visit, let alone live in (particularly Basingstoke). Most of Cornwall's towns are a bit sketchy (and I say this as a lover of Cornwall for over 60 years). But then I don't come to Cornwall to loiter around town centres. Its not just Cornwall. So many UK towns/cities are pretty uninviting places....you can tell I am a country boy. Bath is one of the few that I actually look forward to visiting. What is it with the Cornish and Trago.....? Its seen as a destination as far as I understand....a day out.

[@SKSK-rz7br]

Hi there just found your channel ... Great content btw .. Curious as to where you hail from ,,, How did you end up in Cornwall ??

[@Duffbeer3107]

Falmouth is lovely, I dunno what they are going on about, it’s definitely a fix, Been there many times and love it, where else can you go to a pub with a book shop in it, And I agree I love a Trago but that one’s tiny, prefer the Liskeard one 😉