Smugglers Cove - Was this REALLY a hideout for Welsh Pirates in Gower? Culver Hole

[@coraljackz]

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[@alfifbaggins8525]

Excellent video. This campsite was where I spent most of my holidays as a child so this brought back lots of memories, and gave me some history on Culver hole which ive wondered about for 25 years!

[@coraljackz]

Thanks so much! That's lovely, and we're happy to hear it 😁

[@Sally-ol1sy]

Wow! What a place. Great video, makes me want to go there in person.

[@coraljackz]

It's well worth a visit! See if you can squeeze it in before the summer rush :)

[@udaraweerasekar2880]

Wow, 😍😍😍😍that place looks amazing! I'd love to visit soon. How can I find walking routes? Did you use a map or something else?

[@coraljackz]

Hi, thanks for watching! You can find this spot by following the coastal path from Port Eynon carpark. OS maps would be the best for finding the path but it's fairly easy 🙂

[@RJ-yr5wr]

*The Gower

[@coraljackz]

Hi, there is no need to use the word 'the' when referring to Gower. Although it is common to add the definite article when referring to 'The Gower Peninsula', it is well documented that many find this an unnecessary and disrespectful intrusion.

[@joshsmith9566]

Using "the" excludes the hinterland areas of Gower, which have historically been overlooked and stretches quite inand covering the ancient lordship of gower, it is wrong to use "the Gower" and should always be "Gower" or if you wanted to be specific Gower's peninusla, "the Gower peninsula"

[@RJ-yr5wr]

@@joshsmith9566 right…. As a native and resident of the so-called ‘Gower hinterlands’ myself I find it incredibly disrespectful that someone would assume that we would not use the term The Gower.

[@RJ-yr5wr]

@@coraljackz as a native and resident of the Gower I can assure you it is widely spoken and used. All I can say in this case is that the Saes are at it again in assuming how and when us Cymry choose to name our country.

[@coraljackz]

Hi, if you are indeed a resident... then you appear to be unaware of your local history. Either that or you are being pedantic and defensive after being corrected... Also, you are wrong to assume we are all Saes just because we disagree with you. While we can't speak for @joshsmith9566, we are both Welsh... but to try and use nationality as a defence or an attack is incredibly narrow-minded and embarrassing.