'And they still made him a saint!?!" Is it worth visiting St Mawes Cornwall? Circular walk

[@theresacurran4012]

Beautiful walk Sarah and Andrew thankyou. I love Andrews humour

[@Anna-lk6ug]

Great walk tankyou i love you 👏

[@idatipping2428]

To me a 10/10 video, wonderful views, thank u

[@rabbastern]

Ziele in Cornwall, die wir alle in unseren Ferien besucht haben. Es ist immer wieder eine Freude, diese Orte wieder zu sehen. Danke! Gruß Konrad.

[@MrTerryb1956]

Glad to see you on here i hope you both and the family are all keeping well stay safe xxx

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

We are just fine, thanks. Hope you are keeping safe too! Sarah :)

[@susannortham11.11]

Lovely place with some interesting history. Very nice!

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Glad you enjoyed it, Sarah :)

[@levimacdonald5188]

Love your video's OF BEAUTIFUL Cornwall 😍👍💓 Lucky YOU being IN quarantine IN a BEAUTIFUL part OF THE world 💯

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Thank you! 😃

[@evelynnicholl5366]

Thank you for more lovely scenery 🙂💖

[@carolehooton8068]

Hi guys, i have been to St Mawes a couple of times and its lovely on the Harbour in the village, took lots of photos and been up to the Castle, your right it does get busy. It was there I saw a lady put a life jacket on her dog, she put him in her canoe and off they paddled not just in the harbour but went far across. Never seen anything like it. The dog was obviously very used to doing it he couldn't wait to get in!! Lovely Sunday carvery at the blue and white hotel/pub in your first clip. Thanks for the memories again x

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

What a fantastic dog! I think our little brown dog would train to do anything that I do, he is so 'in tune' and more so now that I am working from home so much! That's cute! Sarah :)

[@ДаријаПоповић]

Guys,you re so cute and joyful,you made my day! I love Andrew's sense for humor,and Sarah's contagious giggle.Your explanations are very comprehensive and interesting, just keep going on.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Our pleasure! Sarah :)

[@helenbosworth627]

Look forward to seeming more your Cornish walking trails through the Autumn very comforting to watch at home staying safe from the Cornovirus you both takecare all your family too stay safe lots off love Helen xxx

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Thank you and take care! Sarah :)

[@esthermorrissey1454]

St Mawes is one of our favourite places, It never changes and is always so relaxing. I love the scenery and the bobbing boats & the old water tower is always a good land mark. We enjoyed your choice of walk and your lively banter and “Oh so bad jokes’ they make us laugh. Keeping us entertained at this very difficult time is a constant in our lives so do keep it up. Stay safe and “keep on walking’ Thank you.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Cheers! Sarah :)

[@sharonpearl9318]

Great walk. I feel like I went along with you. Hope you had a wonderful holiday. Congratulations on building your channel so beautifully.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Thank you so much! Yes, we are always amazed at how the subs keep ticking up, we must be doing something right! Sarah :)

[@sandie321]

Hi Sarah and Andrew. Welcome back!

[@bookprincess612]

Oh, great to "see" you again. Wish you a sunny-atumnal weekend. 🙋‍♀️

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Thank you! You too! Sarah :)

[@judybee]

Watched this with a tinge of sadness yet again. Despite all good intentions (& another cancelled booking for us...2 years in a row now) we couldn't get to Cornwall this year (won't bore you with the details of why, but Covid played a big part). Tuned in last Friday for your usual weekly vid and found you hadn't posted one til today! So have been all week thinking about the places we SHOULD have been but couldn't get to yet again. Sigh. St. Mawes is lovely...we took the ferry from Falmouth to go over. Poldark was filmed there in the 70s version using the castle when Ross went to ''France'' to rescue Dwight Enys from his imprisonment. Glad you rescued your doggy from the barbed wire. Not very tourist friendly eh? Hey Ho, Sarah, hoping that next year we can make it instead.........J x

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Oh no! You poor thing!! I hope that you and your family are all ok. We took a week off last week, just wanted a break from the pressure of editing and getting the video up in time every week! I hope that you will make it down next year! Sarah :)

[@MariaLeel]

Thanks for the lovely video on St Mawes... I've just finished the latest Cormoran Strike book 'Troubled Blood' and he has family in St Mawes and drinks in 'The Victory' so it really helps set the scene :) x

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Now that's a series that I started to watch and for one reason or another, it slipped out of reach - thank goodness for catch up tv! Although I fancy reading the book first, let my imagination go wild, Sarah :)

[@octoysruskid]

Glad to see you guys. Was missing my fill of “Cornish walking trails”! 🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@helenbosworth627]

Hello Sarah and Andrew good your back with Cornish trails I’ve missed you in these difficult times now we going through again beautiful video off St Mawes in Cornwall lovely different boats 🚣‍♀️ on the water so calm the castle great lovely great memories very steep down hills walking I remember them very short squeeze walks lol 😂Andrew in Alice in wonderland going through a very short doorway 😂 love seeming your dog I’m glad he didn’t get too close to the electric baired wire very dangerous while having a drink off water 💦. Good Andrew manage to keep him away in time well done Andrew 😀

[@peterdovey5182]

What a lovely place St Mawes is, those large houses around from the castle by the river are a dream. My wife and i were in Mawnan last week and had a reflective moment due to your film about 4 beaches last month, after a lovely walk from Mawnan church to Helford ferry, we stopped at Trebah on the way back. Your film and comment about the concrete road down to it made me look at the Trebah website featuring some photos of the faces of the young American lads passing by the Red Lion Pub at Mawan Smith, on their way down to the ships at Trebah beach. These young men, in a few days after the photos were taken ,were probably dead in The D Day assault, 76 years later, in the news that morning, are todays young men, whinging about how unfair it is, having to self isolate for two weeks at Uni. What a difference the years have made. Thanks to your film you have opened my eyes to what we owe the people from those years ago and the sacrifices they made. I hope you are both well, and keep washing those hands.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

It does make you think, when walking down the road what efforts and sacrifice was made back then, Sarah :)

[@mrshaitchbee6543]

Mum and I were sat in the St Mawes Castle overflow carpark on Monday 14th September just watching the world go by .......when all of a sudden a loud ships horn blasted and 'MV The World' manoeuvred out of port and we really did watch "The World" go by.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

LOL! Oh wow! We spoke to another subscriber, they also watched it leave port! I bet that was a sight to see! Sarah :)

[@dianat7764]

Hi Sarah & Andrew, this reminded us our wonderful stay in St Mawes a few years ago. We actually did most of this walk as part of one of our "longer" walks! The weather was not so good, but it was a fabulous walk all the same; stunning views around every corner. Thank you for the add-free version too!

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Our pleasure! Sarah :)

[@JoannaLouise200]

Lovely relaxed seasonal walk...I had no idea St Mawes was so pretty! You have a very keen eye to have spotted those tiny blue sea glass gems Sarah. Especially enjoyed Andrew's disco dance on the farm roller! Have a great weekend 😊

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

I find spotting sea glass addictive! The little blue ones are rare, mostly green and brown presumably broken beer bottles!! Sarah :)

[@carlyamandaart]

Another beautiful walk and great to see a part of Cornwall I haven’t visited yet. Hope you both had a good week off x

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

We filmed a few walks in the beautiful sunshine so a few more weeks of sunny weather on our channel to chase away the autumn gales! Sarah :)

[@kernow..exp.]

Proper job pards

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

'Ansom! Sarah :)

[@julianhawker7672]

The original main port on the Roseland was Tregony before the river up to it silted up. Nice walk, I did about 3/4 yrs ago at a similar time of year and played "which house would we live in if we won the lottery" , plenty to choose from..... :-)

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

So did you win the lottery?!? Very expensive properties in St Mawes!! Just looked up the average house price on Zoopla - £811K!! It would need to be a good win... Sarah :)

[@julianhawker7672]

@@CornishWalkingTrails Sadly no win and back to work Monday..... If I had that kind of money then I can think of nicer spots to live in the county! ;-)

[@alisonalexandratou8723]

Love🧡 St.Mawes!⛽ Used to spend my childhood holidays there back in the late 60s. Stayed at one of road cottages up from the pink cottage. Beautiful view from my bedroom!🌅 🌄 Didn't like that nasty barbed wire must say! Love the 2 castles🏰 built in Henry VIII s era🤴 Beaches are lovely too, lovely gentle place⛵🚣

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Sounds great! And what a view to have first thing in the morning! I don't think I would close the curtains! Sarah :)

[@meg2042]

When you were looking at the variety of boats, did Andrew say very good view or "ferry" good view?😃 Great walk, would love to see more of St. Makes.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Tbh I think he missed that one!! Sarah :)

[@nicholaswiltshire6356]

Great video guys. Terrible jokes, groan.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

LOL! Sarah :)

[@TravellingTorunn]

Wonderful area :-) I believe we will pass St. Mawes with a ferry once we walk on from Falmouth some time in the future... :-) But the South West Coast Path doesn't cover St. Mawes and this area. Lovely to have a look at it in the video then :-)

[@MaBeFa10]

Oh nooo. Here I was starting to feil the calm of the still water and enjoy your walk. But then suddenly a helicopter and a nosy sounds 😫 because of the ads. Routined it all for me.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Just to let you know that we have started to upload the videos to Patreon and they are advert free and available to all tiers. Sarah :)

[@stephenjohns3817]

You never stopped for a pasty....supposed to be a great bakery there. Is the pasty shack still on the quayside?

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Ahhh! We missed that! Must admit that we are taking more packed lunches these days, mainly because we are never sure what will be open! Sarah :)

[@Louisa93able]

Secateurs might be handy for overgrown parts. Saint Mawe Or Less perhaps?

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Very good! LOL! Sarah :)

[@Louisa93able]

@@CornishWalkingTrails :-)

[@deanmc178]

i was looking at bying a mine ,converting it into a home

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

Wow! That would be a very interesting project I think! Sarah :)

[@shaunspencer6437]

Another nice walk. Shame about so much barbed wire along that path which I think would be illegal.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

A pointed comment by the landowner! Sarah :)

[@deanmc178]

i hope you both had breakfast

[@Russell.Jolly.2023]

Nothing says welcome neighbors like a whole bunch of barb-wire.

[@CornishWalkingTrails]

I know! You will only pass on this narrow path and that is all!! We were amazed at the lengths the landowner had taken to keep you strictly on the path - it went on for ages! Sarah :)