As we came over the rise, we saw a crowd of folks gathered down on the beach. Many appeared to be sporting medieval costumes, some were perched on horseback, others just milling about. There was also a small fleet of rickety, wooden boats ready to launch. I pitied the poor stunt men or women who had to set sail in today’s weather!
When Reg asked one of the staffers, he told us it was an episode of East Enders. Well, I may be an American, but my British pop culture is not that rusty! Definitely not East Enders. We were later told it was a Netflix film, but the name escapes me.
We spent the rest of the walk into Perranporth simply trying to remain upright. Winds whipped off the ocean at 30-40 mph (depending on which weather report is to be believed), the worst we’ve ever walked in.
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Maybe they were still looking for the Holy Grail! I would love to see a sequel, Joe
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So challenging! What a sense of accomplishment you will feel when you complete this trek!
Jackie Bachman Board Member, Community Relations OHRA (760) 889-5122 Jackie.bachman53@gmail.com
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Dang! You two can’t catch a break. Hang in there!!
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We are exhausted.
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Shame you didn’t get the name as its always great to watch later and see how the place looks. Enjoy Perranporth.
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I’ll have to keep a watch on upcoming Netflix releases. Would love to see what they filmed.
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https://thatshelf.com/cursed-frank-miller-brings-king-arthur-series-to-netflix/
I did a little investigating. Here is the link to information about Netflix film Cursed. That was the title we were given.
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Need to check that out now.
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It has been a long time since I’ve watched Eastenders but some sort of drama always seems to follow them in that tiny area of London, maybe a beach trip would do them some good!
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