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- Well, that is the end of a once-in-a-lifetime fant...
- The end of the line. 630 miles and 114,930 feet of...
- Old Harry Rocks. I bet he did this weekend as ther...
- Day 45. Sunday, 18th July. Langton Maltravers to P...
- BP's oil field at Kimmeridge. The "nodding donkey"...
- Scenery from the MOD firing range area.
- Day 44. Saturday, 17th July. Lulworth Cove to Lang...
- Nearer to Durdle Door
- Chalk cliffs approaching Durdle Door.
- Day 43. Friday, 16th July. Weymouth to Lulworth Co...
- Portland Bill lighthouse.
- Stormy seas off the west of Portland.
- Day 42. Thursday, 15th July. Portland. Weather. Ve...
- I know it's a grey but lovely pose. I think he's a...
- Natural history today. A Tortoiseshell I believe.
- Day 41. Wednesday, 14th July. Abbotsbury to Weymou...
- The path goes through a field of sweetcorn, or was...
- The view towards Portland Bill from the top of Gol...
- Day 40. Tuesday, 13th July. Lyme Regis to Abbotsbu...
- The anchor salvaged from the MSC Napoli
- Branscombe Beach
- Day 39. Monday, 14th July. Sidmouth to Lyme Regis....
- An interesting natural sculpture in the 400 millio...
- Not sure what this lot were up to on a Sunday morn...
- Day 38. Sunday, 11th July. Exmouth to Sidmouth. We...
- An express speeds through Dawlish. Can anyone iden...
- A contrast to cliff top walking. An interlude in t...
- Day 37. Saturday, 10th July. Babbacombe to Exmouth...
- A recent landslip at Babbacombe beach. February, 2...
- Excellent colour scheme for 151. Believe me, they ...
- Day 36. Friday, 9th July. Brixham to Babbacombe. W...
- Evening light over Brixham Harbour.
- Early sea mist on the Dart estuary near Dartmouth ...
- Day 35. Thursday, 8th July. Stoke Fleming to Brixh...
- Blackpool Sands. No donkeys, no tower, no ballroom...
- A tasty idea, if not a little early in the morning...
- Day 34. Wednesday, 7th July. Salcombe to Stoke Fle...
- Not a bad view to have a lunch break.
- Hope Cove
- Day 33. Tuesday, 6th July. Bigbury on Sea to Salco...
- The tractor that brings the boys back to the mainl...
- Burgh Island, off Bigbury on Sea. Home of The Pilc...
- Day 32. Monday, 5th July. Wembury to Bigbury On Se...
- The Mayflower steps. The rest is history.
- Sir Francis Drake, looking out for more enemy atta...
- Day 31. Sunday, 4th July. Plymouth to Wembury. Wea...
- Plymouth from the ferry.
- The last resort, in Cornwall, Cawsands.
- Day 30. Saturday, 3rd July. Portwrinkle to Plymout...
- Approaching the attractive hamlet of Portwrinkle.
- A nice idea but not at 10.30 in the morning with a...
- Day 29. Friday, 2nd July. Looe to Portwrinkle. Wea...
- Now, which Scottish singer might have an interest ...
- Looe harbour. Yes, that is low cloud hence the poo...
- Didn't dare ask if they'd got any 'oze. Polperro.
- Day 28. Thursday, 1st July. Par to Looe. Weather. ...
- They're having a laugh. I couldn't see it!
- One of the three tall ships moored at Charlestown
- Day 27. Wednesday, 30th June. Mevagissey to Par. W...
- I arrived in Mevagissey during their Feast Week. T...
- Spot the footpath. After overnight rain, this sect...
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Woohoo Keith, almost there - what a feat! Expect you're in a pub now-- 11pm Sat - with those renegades Tom and Helen. Have a great final day tomorrow! Love, Gill xx
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