WE DIDN’T EXPECT TO LOVE CORNWALL THIS MUCH!

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    1. Beautiful video, always love a visit with both of you! How funny Nicki is the one chatting to everybody, it's usually Carlo in Positano – that made me laugh. Thansk for sharing!

    2. Cornwall . . . a beautiful part of the world but I have only ever seen films and photographs of it so thank you for your video. My paternal relatives emigrated from Cornwall to New Zealand, in the mid/late 1880s. The males were tin miners in Cornwall and opted to emigrate to NZ, to try for a better life, where they became open-cast coal miners and gold -dredge miners. No they did not make their fortune even though the stories handed down the generations, talk about how happy they were, with one exception. My great-grandfather fell off a gold dredge into the Molyneux River, (now the Clutha-Matau River) and his body was found in the river 5 months later. We have a copy of the Coroner's report where one of his work colleagues identified him " . . . by the boots that were especially made for him, on account of his deformed feet." So, so sad for his wife, who had two small daughters and was pregnant with another baby. One of those daughters grew up and married a carpenter, and they became the parents of my late father and his sister.

    3. Years ago you could walk around the stones and touch them at Stonehenge. Quite a walk to the water at the beach in Cornwall. So English. Go to Lands End. Cheers from Australia.

    4. Wow, another super charming video! I love these lovely English villages. Loved the scenery, and I always love seeing the doggies! Thanks, Nicki and Carlos, for taking us along on your journeys. ❤🌟 😊 👍 🐕 😊❤

    5. Loved this video. It was so lovely to see your camping and exploring of the beaches. It is funny how some are sandy and some rocky. Safe travels home (although you are probably there by now),

    6. My husband’s great grandfather and grandfather were from Cornwall. His great grandfather worked in the iron ore miles before coming to America and settled in Minnesota. I used to make the Cornish pasties.

    7. beautiful scenery for england which im not aware much it has its beauty those beaches i would build my little house and enjoy it too, ciao raggazzi

    8. How totally incredible. My idea of Cornwall was of a dark & stormy sea, shipwrecks, good guys & bad guys—in a word, Poldark (my favorite Masterpiece Theater Production ever.There is a lot of English History associated with the area & that as well seems dark & often tempestuous. The Cornwall you have shown us seems a good bit more open hearted, but still with its secrets & its inclination to a bit of moodiness.

    9. Thank you Nicki & Carlo for this tour of Cornwall. I have seen all episodes, several times, of Doc Martin, which is set in the fictional village of Port Wen in Cornwall.

    10. Question ?? Why no Surf Life Saving watch??? In Australia we have Surf Life Saving Clubs on our beaches. What about Sharks and Shark Attack victums, where are the facilities doctors etc to help???
      Love your trips especially the car footage, feels like I'm in the car with you enjoying the views, thank you for sharing.

    11. I love you're videos..
      People are going to disagree with me
      Ive had dogs
      Im elderly
      However
      Don't care if laws allow dogs on beaches as your Pic shows you are on a beach.

      Many people do not honor the pick up after your dog laws.
      Trash cans around.
      People aren't aware dogs have worms.
      And can transfer to children.

      Ive seen people step on dogs poop covered up with sand.

      Ive seen dogs go into beach water

      Ive seen beach and lakes closed because
      Of feces..
      So im not beach happy
      When dogs roam
      Sorry
      Don't want hate.
      Lived on farm
      Had many lovely animals
      I owned.
      Gardener with fresh veggies
      Canned them
      However its my valid opinion
      With proof
      You love your well behaved animals
      That's wonderful
      I can appreciate that.
      But I still have love for your videos ,person ,
      And beach scenes
      USA

    12. This was a great video! Love how you share these outings with us..and so refreshing as we have been stuck inside here in Arizona with high temperatures. So cute how the dogs seem to love these travels! Thank you for your hard work in putting these together and sharing!❤

    13. Omg! I loved, loved this vlog Nicki! What beautiful sights, beaches!
      Great filming, a real treat. Thank you both.
      Cheers, salute! 🥂

    14. Cornwall is beautiful. Can’t believe how wide those beaches are, they go on forever. What an amazing vacation you are having. I will be visiting England in the spring. Can’t wait. I’m glad I didn’t go to Italy this summer, everyone I talk to says it is unbearable hot. Enjoy the rest of your trip.😊

    15. Cornwall is beautiful, have been there many times as my aunt lives there (in Penzance). It’s the rugged beauty that I love, and the people are lovely!

    16. Cornwall with its enormous sandy beach for Indie and Holly to run about and play, a cave where smugglers hid their rum and gold, and surfers enjoying the water is marvelous! The other places you visited were gorgeous too, especially the quaint coastal village, Free Library Telephone Box, aqua-blue harbor with fishing boats and an outgoing tide that revealed a large beach. I love Carlos Kyoto tee shirt too. It is definitely a lovely area. Thank you for sharing it with us! ❤

    17. I agree Cornwall is a beautiful place although St Ives in the Summer is dreadful because it is so over crowded. There are lots of beautiful places to see though.i thoroughly enjoyed the video especially the eclipse footage against the wall. It went quite dark up here in Birmingham and it was quite surreal. Thank you Carlo for the drone footage of the azure waters.

    18. OMG 😮!
      Live in the United States and in New England Massachusetts..
      Ever beach in cape cod is filled to the brim..
      The traffic heading to the end of the cape to Provincetown the gay mecca .
      Which should take 2 hours takes something more like 4 hours..
      So seeing that idyllic English seaside village….
      Would love to live out the rest of my time in life in that exact environment..
      Nicki walking on the beach in the cutoffs had to say to myself " you go with on girl with that,summer body.. "
      It really is very nice seeing You and Carlo's enjoying yourselves with smile's on your face's..
      You both deserve to enjoy.
      Love you guy's! ❤❤