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65. Plymouth to Cawsand, Kingsand

8 Miles Miles walked since starting. . . We’ve already walked several miles from Captain Blake’s Retreat across the Rame peninsula by the time we sit down for fish and chips at Rockfish Plymouth between the marina and the National Marine Aquarium. I practice the art of staring at the gulls to put them off pinching my lunch which works! Stopping to buy postcards (seriously) we meander from the Barbican below the imposing walls of the Citadel toward the Hoe. Rather than walking up to the Hoe we stay on the coast path to admire the Art Deco Lido, called Tinside Pool, built in 1935 and currently [...]

By |2023-08-31T13:13:16+00:00April 13, 2021|Cornwall|0 Comments
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64. Wembury to Barbican, Plymouth

9 Miles Miles walked since starting. . . It’s been over six months since our stay in Newton Ferrers and the walk around the beautiful estuary of Noss Mayo. With much of that time “locked down” in leafy East Sussex it now feels somewhat of an escape and a bit of a culture shock to motor the few hundred miles to Devon. Arriving at 9 AM (yes, we did leave at 4 in the morning!) at the National Trust car park on Wembury beach we are too early for the café so backtrack along the coast path to Warren Point, start the Garmin and enjoy the view [...]

By |2023-09-01T07:12:14+00:00April 12, 2021|South Devon|0 Comments
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57. Start Point to East Portlemouth

11 Miles Miles walked since starting. . . Wake up not sure what weather to expect as it is meant to be very breezy today - it’s a stark contrast from yesterday’s sunny day - like a grey blanket has been draped over us. We make our way in the car through Strete, along Slapton Sands and wind along the wiggly roads back to Start Point, where we leave the car in the car park. It’s a whole lot busier than when we left it last night. Stroll down the track towards the lighthouse and take the signed coastal path across Start Point – todays walk is [...]

By |2023-09-02T12:27:27+00:00July 18, 2020|South Devon|0 Comments
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