The new sleeping mat is a big success, as I had a great night’s sleep, despite still waking at 5am. My breath sends trails through the cold air, so I rustle up my first ever camping breakfast, porridge with raspberries, […]
Day 65: Mouthmill Beach to Appledore Read More »
The bus drops me off in Hartland village, along with two other hikers, Mark and Adam. We are heading in opposite directions along the coast, but walk the few miles to Hartland Quay together. More tales of wet weather hiking
Day 64: Hartland Quay to Mouthmill Beach Read More »
The rabbits did not disturb my sleep, so I’m full of energy for what is regarded as the toughest day on the SWCP. Seventeen miles to cover, while climbing the height of Snowdon. The weather forecast is terrible, and it
Day 63: Bude to Hartland Quay Read More »
That was an exciting night. The tent survived! Unfortunately, my boots and gear are still wet from yesterday. The weather looks threatening, so I pack quickly, and enjoy some beautiful early morning views. The highlight of the morning is Cambeak,
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I must be getting used to camping, as it’s 7am when I finally surface. I’ll need to set my alarm at this rate. It is going to be a tough day. The first few valleys are coated with gorgeous dark
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The 78 mile walk from Padstow to Westward Ho! is considered to be the toughest section of the SWCP. I am not sure how far I will get with only three full days of hiking, plus the two travel days,
Day 60: Padstow to Port Gaverne Read More »