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- Day 26. Tuesday, 29th June. Carne Beach to Mevagis...
- St. Anthony Head Lighthouse. Apparently used in th...
- The ferry from St. Mawes. I'm glad the water was c...
- Day 25. Monday, 28th June. Falmouth to Carne. Weat...
- Rhubarb grows well around these parts. My walking ...
- A typical scene from the Helford River estuary.
- Day 24. Sunday, 27th June. Helford Passage to Falm...
- Found this quite amusing; also at Porthallow.
- Yours truly at halfway. Not sure what's growing ou...
- Day 23. Saturday, 26th June. Coverack to Helford. ...
- The Devil's Frying Pan
- Kynance Cove. Very interesting.
- Day 22. Friday, 25th June. Mullion Cove to Coverac...
- This area has no shortage of pubs and I've never h...
- St. Michael's Mount
- Day 21. Thursday, 24th June. Marazion to Mullion C...
- The harbour at Penzance.
- The harbour at Mousehole, delightful.
- Day 20. Wednesday, 23rd June. Porthcurno to Marion...
- Yours truly with that famous signpost sprouting fr...
- Cape Cornwall. Far preferable to its commercial ne...
- More evidence of tin mining.
- Day 19. Tuesday, 22nd June. Pendeen to Porthcurno....
- Anne's photo. Pendeen Watch.
- Yes. That really is the footpath.
- My lunchtime view.
- Day 18. Monday, 21st June. St. Ives to Pendeen. We...
- An early view of St. Ives
- Yet another one for Anne. This time it's the Godre...
- I may have finished the day in Penzance but these ...
- Day 17. Sunday, 20th June. Portreath to St. Ives. ...
- One of many examples of tin mines around the St. A...
- Day 16. Saturday, 19th June. Perranporth to Portre...
- Newquay Harbour.
- Day 15. Friday, 18th June. Newquay to Perranporth....
- Newquay High Street. Get me out of here!!!
- Mawgan Porth
- The area around Bedruthan Steps at high tide.
- Day 14. Thursday, 17th June. Porthcothan to Newqua...
- Today I visited a plethora of great beaches. This ...
- Another one for Anne.This time it's Trevose Head L...
- One of several premises owned by Rick in "Padstein".
- Day 13. Wednesday, 16th June. Polzeath to Porthcot...
- Approaching a very attractive Polzeath. Another Me...
- Boy, was that some climb.203 steep steps in all.
- Port Isaac beach. Spoilt, in my humble opinon, by ...
- Day 12. Tuesday.15th June. Hi from the Vodafone de...
- I do like waterfalls. This one is in "Rocky Valley...
- The river at Boscastle. Hard to imagine how it cau...
- Day 11. Monday.14th June. Crackington Haven to Tin...
- First sight of Crackington Haven
- Good surf at Widemouth Bay
- Home of the Widemouth Frog. though I didn't see ma...
- Day 10. Sunday 13th June. Bude to Crackington Have...
- The main beach at Bude
- I've got dozens of similar shots today so here's a...
- Day 9. Saturday 12th June. Hartland Quay to Bude. ...
- Ok. Who flew the flag upside down at the hotel? Th...
- Rock formations at Hartland Quay.
- Have I mentioned that this area is a technological...
- Hartland Point Lighthouse. This one's for Anne.
- Last night's digs. Top of Clovelly High Street.
- Day 8. Friday, 11th June. Clovelly to Hartland Qua...
- Clovelly Harbour. Pass the chocolates
- Leaving Appledore alive. I'm no missionary.
- Day 7. Thursday 10th June. Appledore to Clovelly. ...
- my sentiments entirely.
- 8 oars and a cox!
- Fitst half decent view of the day, after 1 3/4 hours
- Day six. Braunton to Appledore.19 miles. Weather. ...
- Surf's up at Croyde Bay.
- View from Baggy Point.
- Last view of Woolacombe beach. Today in sunshine.
- Day 5. Woolacombe to Braunton.15 miles. Weather. D...
- Approaching Woolacombe in nasty weather. The beach...
- Ilfracombe harbour.
- Saw my first sqatter today. boy was she surprised ...
- Day four. Combe Martin to Woolacombe. Weather. Ver...
- Combe Martin beach. Scene of my first paddle.
- Day 3. Sunday, 6th June. Lynton to Combe Martin. W...
- Day 2. Saturday, 5th June . Destination Lynton. So...
- The Lynmouth to Lynton cliff railway. 3 quid retur...
- Lynmouth harbour. Pretty unattractive when the tid...
- Porlock Weir. Fairly tedious. Especially the half ...
- This way I presume.
- Day 1. After an uneventful train journey ( thanks ...
- The start at Minehead
- My walk starts on Friday, 4th June at Minehead, So...
- No. I haven't started yet. This is a shot from Pem...
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So, a full days walking and STILL ONLY 191 miles covered......or are you testing us to see if we are reading your postings fully? Snecklifter for breafast - that's my kinda meal!
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