The Rumps: a stroll that’s as delightful as its name suggests. Despite our overzealous wardrobe choices, the unexpectedly sunny weather couldn’t dampen our spirits. Starting and ending at New Polzeath, the trail navigates through idyllic farmland before returning to the coastal path and circumventing an impressive prehistoric headland. In the springtime, the path is beautifully […]
Mullion We kicked off day three in Mullion. Now, finding parking can sometimes feel like a treasure hunt, and boy did we miss the X marking the spot. We went straight for the huge, paid car park before discovering the nearby free one. Note to self: always scout for those free spots before parting with […]
Day Two – Two Walks: Coverack and Prussia Cove Huzzah, the sun made a grand appearance! Being a two-walk day, we packed everything (including Agatha’s extra bits) drove over to the Gurnard’s Head to pick up our packed lunch and headed across Penrith and down to the Lizard. Fabulous views as we drove towards the […]
Day One – Carn Galver, Nine Maidens, Men an Tol, Ding Dong Mine Alright, so weather forecasters aren’t the most reliable bunch, are they? They promised sunshine by the time we reached our destination, and guess what? No cigars there. But a bit of rain never hurt anyone, so we donned our waterproofs and set […]
Day One One of the girls in my walking group has a cottage way down west and had offered it to me on a mates-rates loan, anytime I liked. Jane knew I was trying to finish my Top Walks in West Cornwall and needed a base. I’d been keeping an eye on the weather and […]
So there’s Steve, indulging in his literary acquisitions up on the moor under an invitingly cerulean sky. It seemed like the ideal opportunity for me to tag along, not to partake in the bookish hunt, mind you, but to take Agatha on a gallivant while he scoured pages. Call it a hunch, but I think […]
A Sun-Drenched Romp, Water Taxis, and a Crash Course in Cockling The sun, a rare British commodity, decided to grace us with its radiant presence on Good Friday. The forecast had us springing into action, gathering our gear, and tossing it into the van faster than a rabbit late for a tea party. The Helford […]
A bitter-sweet walk. Holywell, and the walks over to Crantock, always deliver, and walking a familiar route helped what was a sad walk. It was the first time that we took Agatha with us for a while. Increasingly, our Sunday Walks were becoming more than Harry could manage, and it felt wrong to take one […]
I’ve Frankensteined a Masterpiece of a Walk Together Armed with my trusty guides, I managed to cobble together two walking routes into a veritable pièce de résistance of a loop. It was such a stunner that I’ve decided to crown it as an official addition in my next book edition. For now, it’s a patchwork […]
St Mabyn, Pub Lunch Walk A lovely walk across fields and small country lanes. Halfway through, you walk through the Pencarrow Estate wandering along their main drive. Enjoyable and easy with a few ups and downs. The highlight of the walk was definitely St Mabyn Inn. What a gorgeous pub, had a really strong locals […]