Perranporth, England

May 16, 2024 Newquay to Perranporth (Day 4) Four options depended on the tide; we took the shorter distance and taxied to Crancok, a lookout carport. From there we followed the path that was mostly on dunes. When Dennis stopped to take photos, I veered left, and he continued forward. After waiting about 15 minutes… Continue reading Perranporth, England

Newquay, England

May 15, Porthcothan to Newquay (new-key). Day 3) We followed the path along the coastline for about a mile. Today was cold, with on-off rain but little wind. We walked past mounds called barrows, bronze-age burial places. Nature has created the most stunning coastline—the Atlantic, battering the coast, carving coves and inlets with jagged rocks,… Continue reading Newquay, England