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The Danes Newquay

4 Dane Road Newquay, Cornwall, England, TR7 1HL, United Kingdom

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Tarmac treading

A travel blog entry by travellingted

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... uneventful, spent tarmac treading between Carleen and Rame Farm, unfortunately to try and achieve a south/north direction (which is our goal), it is not always possible to use footpaths. During the route we passed through several typical Cornish hamlets and surpisingly many had covered bus shelters, which were very welcome for several pitstops due to the inclement weather.

As of the previous day you take your life in your hands avoiding the time trial exploits ...

You don't appreciate it until you lose it..

A travel blog entry by travellingted

... br> Luckily the sun came out and Ted finally changed into his YELLOW jumper to finish the walk.

Gerry's version..

Todays section was from Perranuthnoe to Carleen, taking in 5 miles of the splendid South West Coast Path. The length of the walk was 9.4 miles which took us just over 5 hours to complete.

On route we both were alerted to the unmistakable splender of a jay in flight. The SWCP never ceases ...

Stage Two

A travel blog entry by travellingted

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2nd April 2012.

Set off from Sancreed at 10.00 am, Ted had his yellow jumper on today because the Sun was shining, although there was a little cloud today. The temperature varied between 9.c and 11.c. We walked for a total of 10.4 miles which took 5 hours. We saw lots of flowers and actually walked through 5 fields of daffodils, first time ever.

Gerry was an excellent ...

The Ups and Downs of Cornish Hills

A travel blog entry by techhdarre

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... Wadebridge buying a new chain for Goldie and sending 14 lbs of stuff up ahead to Bristol!! The night before, I resolved to not let these Cornish hills get the best of me ...so decided to lighten up my load and see if that helped. I also was starting to feel a little self conscious about the amount of stuff I was carrying! Feeling a bit like a rolling rummage sale! Trimming down was practical and asthetic to the eye. It's important to look good while you know! After two glorious ...

A Day in the Life...

A travel blog entry by techhdarre

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... no shoulders. Rear derailleur started acting up again after Randy, a kind bike mechanic in Bath, who randomly enough hails from Alberta!! fixed it up to perfection a few days previous. Got into Penryn so cold and wet I needed a cafe mocha and hot tea to stave off the hypothermia. You'll be happy to know that this remedy was successfull!

Though meeting up with Jessica and then going Cornish dancing with her and a few of her schoolmates was worth every bit ...

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