Access to Cornish beach voted one of world’s best cut off by National Trust
Access to one of the most beautiful beaches of the UK in the BBC Drama Poldark was cut on national health and safety reasons.
The Ekinha Pedn Vounder beach in Cornwall, known as an official nudity bathroom point, is often filled with tourists and washed because the country is located in a heat wave in the end of summer.
However, the locals and tourists found the Pastoral Sheep Road, known for their striking landscapes and clear turquoise waters this week.
A red sign from the national trust, which has a gap access path that is not the beach itself, says: “Danger. No access.”
Explaining that the beach was closed for security reasons, he said: “The road was worn on the ground, with unstable, steep drops and a climb of about six meters to the beach below.”
He added that the sea on the beach was “dangerous because of the currents ve and that there were“ regular serious events containing emergency services ”.
Closing in the intense summer period, the point of beauty in recent years, saying that the nearby Tree village was greeted by the natives.
One of the most beautiful ten beaches in the world by pleasant.com has been selected and referenced many times by travel impressives in recent years.
In addition, BBC’s popular historical drama POLDARK’ın Aidan Turner played by the fictional nampara bay.
46 -year -old Rebecca Ley, who visited the beach last weekend and grew up nearby, said the closing was “a real shame”.
“Going down was always a little challenging, not for flip flops, but I can’t say that I noticed a big difference from my childhood,” he said. Time.
“Nine -year -old did without difficulty like more than 100 people on Saturday. This is a real shame. I know that the beach has seen a big increase in visitors in recent years, but this decision does not make sense to me. I hope it does not hit the village camp and café very badly.”
National Trust, the unofficial road on the land belonging to the charity, the decision to temporarily close local authorities and emergency services, he said. Instead, visitors encouraged to use the nearby Porthcurno Beach.
A spokesman told Independent: “Due to increasing coastal erosion, an unofficial and upright path has become increasingly insecure in the national trust land that led to the Pedn Vounder Beach in Cornwall and is now temporarily closed.
“This decision was made due to a significant increase in serious injury potential and was consulted with local authorities, emergency services and other partners.
“We understand that this closing can disappoint visitors and local community and cannot lightly make the decision. As a charity that encourages access to nature and culture, we try to maintain access anywhere, but we have made a hard decision to close it because of the increasing erosion that underlines the abyss.”
