Tintagel, Cornwall, England - The place where King Arthur was born! 

I am glad you liked it! We were so lucky with the weather!

It really felt like its another country there! Do you get to go there often?

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The shops are super cute! They are super small too, exactly how a really nice shop should be:))

That’s so true! Wouldn’t it be great to see what was it all for real!

Thank you! Tintagel is amazing! We were so lucky with the weather too!

Thank you! I am really glad you enjoyed it! I will be sure to make more pieces like that!

@@mikebogatyrev3058 I really did! I'm uploading Content around Cornwall On the weekends, feel free to check out my channel

Thank you! It was pretty grandiose place! It certainly felt that way being on those cliffs!

Thank you Peter! It was like a separate country where everyone spoke English! The nature, the cliffs, even fish and chips were different!

@@mikebogatyrev3058 the soundtrack material is also total fire and fits in superb with the feel of this vlog

@@peterhodgkinson5095 Thank you! There are 4 tracks in total there all mixed in

@@mikebogatyrev3058 they all blend beautifully

@@peterhodgkinson5095 Thank you Peter! Hearing it from the professional musician means a lot!

Thank you for your feedback! We were so lucky with the weather. Couple of days passed and it was not the same

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@@PoshcatsCamping Wow! Thank you! I really appreciate it!

Thank you! 😊

This place is unique. There is probably only a handful of those places on the planet

Спасибо Большое! А когда-нибудь были в Корнуолле?

@@mikebogatyrev3058 Не доводилось пока. :)

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@@ricklong3260 Thank you. I'm not being precocious or demeaning to Cornwall just being factual with the evidence available. The Cornish & Welsh are basically one and the same people. And where we Welsh (Cymry) are made up of numerous tribes from the West & North that fled Irish & Pictish raids South to Cymru , Cornwall is only made up of one tribe being the Cornovii which the tribal name refers to people living on a horn of land or peninsular. Also our language is one and the same too. And the only difference is its development being hindered by English otherwise both would be virtually identical today. Note: Cornwall was once was referred to as South Wales Anyway, back to Arthur. Ironically nowhere in Nennius manuscripts does he mention Arthur's birthplace just his name. It's only Geoffrey of Monmouth over 300 years later said he was conceived in Cornwall. And I've explained the connotations of that in my first post. Remember, the name Arthur was likely a nickname denoting his stature & status as a warrior in society and not his true name. The period referred to as the 'Dark Ages' is a period that lacks written manuscripts as most were destroyed by raiders. So really we are lucky to have any examples at all from that period. But it's highly likely his name & birthplace was mentioned but those manuscripts were sadly lost or destroyed. The name Arthur translates as 'The Bear' in Old Welsh. And symbolism was vitally important to native Britons , as it is with native Americans, who themselves harnessed the essence of powerful animals like bears , buffalo , eagles etc... so it would make them invisible in battle. Personally I think Arthur existed but he wasn't a king himself but was of royal blood. And rather than being a 5th century figure who fought the Saxons was from the Roman occupation. Arthur's name was Caratacus or Caradog, ap Bran, who was the son of King Cunobelinus. He fought the Romans numerous times in the East before being driven West to the heartland of the Celts & Druids in Cambria (Cymru) joining the most feared tribe in Britain. The Silures. He led that tribe and is said to have destroyed a Roman legion in hand to hand combat. The only Celtic tribe in Europe to do so as noted by Roman historian Tacitus. He then was captured by the Romans and taken to Rome as a trophy. He was even fated by Roman society as a celebrity and was never to return to his homeland. I think his name thereafter was used by the Cymry as a rallying cry to repel the Saxon invasion as noted by Nennius who paraphrased one historical saying he was no Arthur.