September 6th 2024.
On a sunny Saturday, beachgoers at Whipsiderry beach near Newquay were met with an unexpected sight. A large block of concrete had mysteriously appeared, blocking a popular natural beauty spot. The news quickly spread among the Cornish community, sparking anger and confusion.
According to reports, the block had suddenly appeared overnight, causing inconvenience to those who often frequent the beach. Due to the risk of cliff falls, the steps leading to the beach have been closed off, making it only accessible during low tide. This change has left many feeling frustrated and disappointed, as the beach is a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike.
A spokesperson for the Duchy of Cornwall, the owner of the land, confirmed that the block was an "unauthorised modification." They also reminded the public to refrain from carrying out any changes to the beach. The spokesperson emphasized the importance of preserving the natural beauty of the beach for everyone to enjoy.
Leah Steward, a local resident, was one of the first to discover the block during her walk on Saturday. She described it as being used to "create a dam in the natural drainage channel." Leah was taken aback by the sudden appearance of the block and expressed her concerns to the BBC. She also mentioned that another dog walker had noticed the change and questioned if the pool had always been there.
"It's a natural pool on a natural beach," Leah stated, "and people don't want to see a big breeze block there." She added that she believed someone was trying to extend their wild swimming experience in the pools. Leah made a plea for others to respect the natural state of Whipsiderry beach and to leave it as it is.
The Duchy of Cornwall spokesperson echoed Leah's sentiments, urging the public to appreciate the beach's untouched beauty and to avoid making any alterations. They reminded everyone that the beach is a place to enjoy and appreciate nature, not to make changes to it. With that in mind, let's all continue to cherish and preserve the natural wonders of Whipsiderry beach.
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