Clovelly village and Ilfracombe in North Devon, England

Описание: Till 1:11 - Clovelly is a picturesque, privately-owned fishing village in North Devon, England, known for its steep, cobbled, traffic-free street that winds down to a historic harbour, and its charming, whitewashed cottages. The village's heritage includes a long history of royal ownership and a unique tradition of using donkeys and sledges for transport, which is still maintained today. Visitors can explore the village, enjoy views of the Bristol Channel.

Visitors can stroll down the unique cobbled street, admiring the traditional cottages, flower-adorned houses, and stunning views. Cars are not allowed on the village's steep, cobbled street, giving it a timeless feel and a peaceful atmosphere.

At 2:30, we can see "Verity Ilfracombe", a public sculpture located in the town of Ilfracombe, Devon, England. he 20.25-meter (66.4 ft) tall statue was created by the renowned artist Damien Hirst and installed in 2012. It stands on the pier at the entrance to Ilfracombe's harbour, looking out over the Bristol Channel. erity is a stainless steel and bronze statue of a pregnant woman holding a sword aloft and carrying the scales of justice behind her back. She stands on a pile of law books. Half of the sculpture shows her skin and outward appearance, while the other half is "flayed" to reveal her internal anatomy, including her muscles, skull, and the fetus inside her womb. Hirst describes the work as a "modern allegory of truth and justice."
From 3:40, we can see St. Nicholas Chapel on Lantern Hill in Ilfracombe. It was dedicated to St. Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors, as a place of worship for mariners

00:00 - Clovelly, village in North Devon
01:11 - Ilfracombe
02:30 - Verity, a famous sculpture in Ilfracombe
03:40 - St. Nicholas Chapel on Lantern Hill in Ilfracombe