A couple of week’s ago we had another trip to Cornwall. The weather was quite variable with very strong winds at times. We Stayed at Polzeth and the at a campsite between Tintagel and Boscastle and walked most of the way – but we have left a gap between Damonchapel and Trebarwith Strand, which we will return to later.
Maps and pictures are now on the website
We have recently got back from Cornwall, staying near Porthcorthan and walked from Newquay harbour to Daymer Bay, across the ferry from Padstow to Rock.
Full details, maps and pictures coming soon on the main website.
We have just come back from a week in Cornwall and walked from Hayle, where we finished last autumn, to Newquay.
An interesting part of the coast sometimes known locally as “Badlands”
In all, since beginning with the restrictions of Covid, we have walkd for 100 day from home to Newquay – just a few less along the official South West Coastal Path.
Full details, maps and pictures are now on the website
Another trip to Cornwall and we completed the missing link from Pendeen Watch to Gurnard Head and then continued from St Ives to Hayle.
Details of the new walks are now on the website
We recently stayed in Sennen Cove and walked around Lands End and then on to Cape Cornwall. We also completed a little “missing link” aroun Larmorna.
Details, pictures and maps are now on the website
We have just got back from Cornwall and have continued our walk. We have now reached the Minack Theatre at Porthcurno where we saw a show.
We also had a short walk between Duporth and Charlestown as the path there has now been improved and re-opened.
Full details, maps and pictures are now on the website
We have just come back from another week’s walking around the Lizard and so have been to the most Southerly point on England’s mainland.
Full details, maps and pictures are now on the website.
We are just back from staying in Cornwall for 6 days and have walked nearly to the Lizzard. It’s a good time of year with plenty of wild flowrs, but a cold East wing.
Details, maps and pictures are now on the website
We have just got back from staying in Lime Kiln on the Caerhays Castle Estate – we walked the last part of the Roseland Peninsular and got the ferry to Falmouth to start the walk into West Cornwall.
Detals, pictures and maps are now on the website
We have just come back from staying in Cornwall for a week. We stayed in “Lime Kiln Cottage” which is an interesting conversion at Portholland and part of the Caerhays Castle Estate.
Despite some rather wet and windy weather we managed to walk from Mevagissey to Towan Beach on the Roseland peninsular, only a little way short of St Anthony’s head and the Fal estuary.
As there was broadband at the cottage I have uploaded most of the information about the walks – but there is some editing to do and pictures to add. New walks start here