Trentishoe

An hour and a half after leaving the Valley of Rocks, we turned inland at Heddon’s Mouth and headed down to the Hunter’s Inn for some dinner.

What we hadn’t counted on was that – due to Covid – they were short staffed and therefore fully booked, so we sat in the outside area, and got over the disappointment by drinking a couple of pints, chatting about the day and making the most of some WiFi.

Around about the time the sun was setting, we wandered back to the South West Coast Path and headed up the considerable hill on the western side of Heddon’s Mouth. It was getting dark, the sun had set, but the sky was absolutely beautiful.

What a sky! From the top of the west side of Heddon’s Mouth.