Walking Cornwall: An Introduction to St Agnes, Isles of Scilly

[@andymcgarty3099]

Great to see another video. Looking forward to lots to come in 2024. Thanks.

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you Andy. I've got a fair few of the islands coming up and lots of other plans if all go well!

[@sloveniadave]

Great video. I have been visiting and staying on Agnes since 1971. A little piece of heaven. Look forward to the next video.

[@WalkingDevon]

Thank you, I love St Agnes too. It's such a special place, the good news is the next video is already out!

[@markshrimpton3138]

I’m looking forward to the rest of your Cornish walks, the ones about the Scilly Isles in particular. My wife and I will be visiting St Mary’s at the end of August as the cruise ship we will be on is stopping there for a day.

[@WalkingDevon]

I hope you enjoy your visit, I love the place and been several times. You might like the Garrison on St Marys while you're there. I'll be doing a video on that in the next few weeks.

[@markshrimpton3138]

@@WalkingDevon thank you, I’ll look forward to watching it.

[@petercook7217]

I used to live in the station where my step farther Ernest Clout was a coastguard. Peter Cook.

[@WalkingDevon]

What a lovely place to live! When was this Peter, are there any records of your Stepfather online?

[@petercook7217]

@@WalkingDevon I was born in November 1935 and I went to boarding school when I was about 12 until I was 15.This has reminded me of so much of my life at this time for which I thank you.

[@petercook7217]

No I don’t think there is any history of coastguard life.

[@WalkingDevon]

St Agnes probably hasn't changed that much since you were there, it's said that St Agnes is the most like how the Scillies were originally.