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What's Going on Here?
The Old Railway Platform is used as a Drinks Station for the Bideford10k Fun Run
Off they go
Looking Back at Instow
Across the River is Appledore
A Man Doing up an Old Boat
On the Tarka Trial Coming up to the River Torridge Road Bridge Carrying the A39
Rowers on the River
Looking up at the Bridge
Rowers Passing under the Bridge
A Shipwreck at the Side of the River
Approaching Bideford Long Bridge
A Bideford Footprint
A Pose with Takra the Otter
Giving Tarka a Cuddle
Statue of Charles Kingsley who wrote the Novels Westward Ho! & Water Babies
Flowering Red Hawthorne Tree on Bideford Quay
Mallards on the Quay Wall
Red Hot Pokers on the River Bank
WW2 Tank Traps on the Path
Boardwalk over Boggy Bit
Smiling on the Boardwalk
A Couple of Old Wrecks Stuck in the Mud
Appledore
Appledore Montage on a Wall from the Local School
Appledore Footprints
Instow from Appledore
Instow from the Rusty Appledore Anchor
Original Shipbuilders Houses on Irsha Street in Appledore
Must go in there for a Cider
The Dolls House
More Houses on Irsha Street
Looking Back Down the Street
Appledore's Tamar-class Lifeboat the "Mollie Hunt"
Follow the Sign
His & Hers Footprints in the Sand
Heading for the Pub
The Gang of Six who are Stopping in our Hotel
The Pebble Ridge at Westward Ho!
The Rusty Old Signpost in Westward Ho!
Westward Ho! Footprint
The Rock Pool in Westward Ho!
Information Board on Westward Ho! Promenade
The First Verse of Kipling's Poem "If" in Pebbles in Front of the Beach Huts
Looking Back at Baggy Point from Last Year
Looking Ahead to Hartland Point Radar Dome & Lighthouse (Tomorrow's Walk)
Leaving Westward Ho! via an Old Railway Track Bed
Today's Target is Clovelly
Close up of Clovelly (Still a Long way off)
Walking along Cornborough Cliff
Heading up Towards Abbotsham Cliff
Heading Down Abbotsham Cliff
An Old Lime Kiln
Beach of Pebbles Below the Cliffs
A Quick Pose on a Wooden Seat
Heading up Greencliff
Click Click
Looking Back Along our Route from the Top of Greencliff
Steps Down to Babbacombe Mouth
Nearly on the Beach
Steps up from Babbacombe Mouth
Fisherman on the Beach at Babbacombe Mouth
All Smiles on the Beach
Lunch on the Beach at Portledge Mouth
Leaving the Beach for the Woods
Climbing Steps Amongst Wild Garlic Blossom
Mind Your Head
Looking Back Along our Route from above the Woods
Climbing More Steps this time Amongst Wild Bluebells
Walking Through Bluebells for the Next Two Miles
Close up of a Native Wild Bluebell
Click Click
Bluebells & Ferns
All Smiles on a Wooden Bridge
Clovelly Getting Nearer
The Island of Lundy far out to Sea
Out of the Woods at Last
Bucks Mills
The Long and Winding Forest Road to Clovelly (Hobby Drive)
Clovelly Very Close Now
I Wonder what the Beer is Like in the New Inn?
Leaving the New Inn
Heading Back Down to Clovelly
Looking Down on the Red Lion
All Smiles in a Quiet Corner of Clovelly
The Quayside
Heading up Again
Brewery Delivery at the Pub
Only 531 Miles to go!
Must be This Way
A Fine Looking Young Bull
A Stand Off, Who's Going to Move First
Clear of the Bull's and on our way Again
Descending Steps
A Pose on a Gate
More Bluebells
The Angel's Wings Shelter
Back on the Path
Lots of Rhododendron Trees
The Track Leads to the Sea
What's Around this Corner
The Old Cottage & Lime Kiln by the River at Mouthmill
Lunch on Mouthmill Beach
Close up of Hawthorn Flowers Growing on one of the Wooden Post on the Steps
Reaching the top of the Path Above Mouthmill Beach
Heading Down Again on a Zig Zag to Becklands Water
A Woodland Path
Looking Back Across at the Zig Zag from the Other Side
Looking at Mouthmill Beach and the Natural Double Arch of Blackchurch Rock
Climbing Higher
Above Blackchurch Rock
Up & Down Again
A Pose on a Bridge
Out of the Woods
Walking on the Edge of Farmland on Brownsham Cliff
A Pose on the Trig Point at Chapman Rock
Hartland Point Radar Dome from above Shipload Bay
The Radar Dome Getting Nearer
Nearly There
Looking Down on Shipload Bay
At Last Passing the Radar Dome at Hartland Point
Car Park at Hartland Point
Lundy Island & Hartland Point Lighthouse
Down More Steps
And up More Steps
Arial View of Hartland Quay
Leaving Hartland Quay
Screda Point
Heading for St Catherine's Tor
Pink Sea Thrift Growing in Abundance on the Cliffs
The German Girls Set the Pace
Surfer Looking for a Safe Entry into the Water
The Germans Still Ahead
Still Looking
Off they Go (Won't see them again)
This is a Pleasant Valley Walk for a Change
Looking Back at Hartland Quay & the Radar Dome
The Cliffs Ahead of us
Up we go Again
Then Down Again
Dropping Down into Welcombe Mouth (not the Sort of Beach to go for a Swim)
Scarlet Pimpernel Flowers Growing on the Steps
Easy Does it
The Stepping Stones on Strawberry Water
Over we Go
A Pose on the Stepping Stones
Looking Back at Welcome Mouth
Ronald Duncan's Hut (author, poet & playwright)
Heading Down again
Looking Down at the Bridge at Marsland Mouth
Surfer at Marsland Mouth
Crossing the Bridge
Goodbye Devon
Hello Cornwall
Looking across Marsland Mouth to Ronald Duncan's Hut
A Flat bit of Cliff Path
Looking Back at the Last Two Downs Welcome Mouth & Marsland Mouth
Down again
Steady on
Crossing the Footbridge
Another Pose on a Footbridge
Come on Keep up
Gull Rock or with a bit more Imagination (Elephants Rock)
Looking Back at Hartland Quay through the Haze
Another Couple of up & downs then a Couple of Ciders in the Bush Inn Morwenstow
Heading for the Coast Path from Morwenstow
Dropping Down into the Valley Tidna Shute
A Quick Pose
A Couple Climbing Out of the Valley
Heading for Higher Sharpnose Point
Looking North from Higher Sharpnose Point
Looking South from Higher Sharpnose Point
The Path into Tidna Shute
A Disused Lookout Post
Bude Just Visible in the Distance
The Listening Station Getting Nearer
Still Smiling on the Footbridge at Stanbury Mouth
Climbing up out of Stanbury Mouth
GCHQ Bude
Passing the Listening Station
Bit of Colour on a Damp Day
Climbing a Wooden Stile
Where does this Path go?
Easy Does it
Lunch on Duckpool Beach
Looking Back Across Duckpool to Steeple Point
Come on Keep up
Keep Smiling
"Don't Care What it Says we Don't Finish Here"
The First and Only Cafe on Route so far this week at Sandy Mouth
A Bit of Path Erosion
Looking Back Towards the Listening Station
Looking Down on Northcott Mouth
More WW2 Tank Traps on the Beach
Crooklets Beach on the Outskirts of Bude
Passing Beach Huts
The Outdoor Pool at Bude
A Pose at the End of Today's Walk
Nanny Moore's Bridge over the River Neet
Bude Castle
Bude Canal
Bude Beach at Low Tide
Our Car Parked Outside the Hotel on Summerleaze Crescent
Passing the Lookout on Compass Point
Looking Back at the Lookout on Compass Point and just Visible the Listening Station from Yesterday
A Pose on the Trig Point on Efford Beacon
Looking Back at the Trig Point
Give us a Smile
Lower Longbeak from Higher Longbeak
Looking North from Higher Longbeak
The Pile of Stones on Lower Longbeak
The Way Ahead
A Nice Popular Cliff Walk to Widemouth Bay
Widemouth Bay
Looking North
Looking South
Lifeguards and Dogwalkers on the Beach
WW2 Tank Traps on the Southern end of Widemouth Bay
Looking Back to Widemouth Bay
To the Road
Mirror Mirror on the Wall
Nearly at the Top of Penhalt Cliff
Looking Back to Widemouth Bay from Penhalt Cliff
Heading Down into Millook
Looking Down on Millook Haven
The Cliff Path Down into Millook
A Man Looking at the Cliffs from the Beach at Millook
Close up of the Chevron Folded Strata at the Base of the Cliffs
Climbing out of Millook
Back on the Path
You Don't see that Everyday
The Weather Looks to be Clearing up
Pushing the Trig Point over at Dizzard Point
Entering Dizzard Wood
Into the Woods
Looking Down on to the Beach at Scrade
Heading Down
The Tea Ladies Having a Break and Watching us Descend
Steady on
Just a Few of the 180 Steps Down
The Footbridge at the Bottom of Scrade
Big Steps Uphill
The Tea Ladies near the Top
A Very Worn Path
Looking Back Across the Valley
Climbing up the Other side
Keep Going
Come on
A Close up of the Sunlight Catching GCHQ Bude from Yesterday
Down Again
Crossing the Footbridge above Cleave Strand then a Short Uphill
A Flat Bit
Approaching Castle Point
The Last Footbridge and the Last uphill this Week
Climbing out of the Cleave Valley
All Downhill now to Crackington Haven
A Couple of Ciders at the End of this Weeks Walk in the Coombe Barton Inn at Crackington Haven
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