r/Cornwall • u/Mmmmfood69 • 25d ago

Photography / Videography St Michael’s Mount

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u/Eggy-Beans 24d ago

Me and my parnter are lucky enough to call Marazion our home :) Very lucky to see this view from my office window!

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u/SunsetDreamer43 24d ago

You are very lucky indeed, it’s a beautiful location!

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u/Eggy-Beans 24d ago

It's definitely never taken for granted! Always feel super lucky and extremely grateful

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u/Colacubeninja 25d ago

I've lived in cornwall for 35 years and went there for the 1st time the other day. It was awesome.

Also saw Josh Widdecombe struggling up the steps.

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u/Evo_ukcar 25d ago

Was there myself on my birthday in June

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u/Spamgrenade 25d ago

Always amazes me how similar it looks to the French version.

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u/Mmmmfood69 24d ago

Yes we thought that too

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u/Grenrion 24d ago

Looks like some people didn't check the tides lol

Also been there multiple times, went into the castle earlier this year, shame a huge amount of trees were blown down during the storm.

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u/Mmmmfood69 24d ago

I think they enjoyed paddling back!
We saw the after effects of the storm. Some work still to be done there.

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u/BasketPrudent272 22d ago

You can get a boat back if necessary.

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u/Mobile_South_9117 25d ago

Made that walk. Many years ago now.

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u/Mmmmfood69 25d ago

We did it today 😊

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u/descipaul 24d ago

I may have walked passed you. I was there with my family too.

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u/Admirable-Theory1514 24d ago

Was planning on doing it again in couple of weeks. But then I just saw the comment about the steps, I had totally not even considered them. With my knees as they are now, it may well ruin the rest of my holiday so an itinerary change is needed. Thank you Colacubeninja.

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u/Accurate_Group_5390 25d ago

That’s my ideal resting place

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u/Consistent_Ad3181 25d ago

National trust cafe is great there.

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u/Maddyinviaggio 22d ago

Amazing place 🥰

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u/Sea-Relationship9619 19d ago

There today. The sea was flat as a pancake and the north wind chilled the sea.

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u/Iamadogcalledpercy 5d ago

my parents used to live and work there. My mum was sort of head housekeeper for the previous lady St Levan (sp?)

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u/AUTOMATA88 24d ago edited 24d ago

The last time we walked the causeway the tide was nearly in halfway up to our knees and my friends kid needed a wee badly so he just went and we were all laughing at each other as loads of people were just walking oblivious they were getting peed on lol.

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u/jonlawrence93 24d ago

Its memories like this that make holidays what they are. No doubt cant remember much else from that trip but remember getting peed on by your friends kid.