The Other Half of the Path

The morning started with a train trip from Salisbury to Penzance, then the walking started at 1pm with 16 miles to Porthleven and on to Loe Bar.

A tough day over some technical terrain past the Lizard and on to Coverack, then past the eerie quarry to Porthallow.

A couple of ferries, meeting an old friend and a (very) windy night!

The longest day so far - hard work, with a time limit on the day due to the campsite at the end.

The longest one so far, easier to Looe, then hard and hot onwards past Rame Head and over the water to Plymouth, where I could revel in the luxury of a Travelodge!

A much needed easier day. Relaxed from the start, wonderful views towards Wembury and I was blown away with the beauty of Noss Mayo area. A great sleep in a perfect location.

A wade and 2 river crossings made htis day an early start with some strict timings. Another day of gorgeous views, exhausted by the end but you can't beat sleeping near a lighthouse!

The penultimate day. Long, but rewarding. Hallsands, Beesands, Blackpool Sands, Darmouth, some surprising hills, Brixham and on the Paignton.

The very last day - not even a marathon! A lumpy start (but nothing compared to previous days), then far more urban, a fair amount alongside trains, which I liked a lot!