Trevella Holiday Park
Crantock, Newquay
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Trevella Holiday Park Newquay

Crantock Newquay, Cornwall, England, 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

... us both and has become an 'old friend' over the years and as Ted mentioned we approached Cudden Point to catch a glimpse of a grey seal playing in the surf.

Heading inland we had our first encounter of cattle,(Sue's fear of cattle is legendary), I convinced Sue to enter the field to face her fears however the inquisitive approaching animals caused panic resulting in us both scaling a five foot Cornish wall at great ...

The Ups and Downs of Cornish Hills

A travel blog entry by techhdarre

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I wiped out today. I have to take full credit. I veered left into a huge hedge, the type that lines most of the country roads here in Cornwall. Not sure if it was the huge wind turbines or the map on my handlebar bag that distracted me, but before I knew it I had a face full of hedge! Luckily i had my bandana on so my face wasn't cut up by all the thorns. My leg got it pretty good though ...and Goldie didn't fair so good either. She developed another annoying squeak ...possibly an ...

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 ...

Phase 2 Day 3

A travel blog entry by heather-stewart

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... to my left as I approached the reservoir was whirring noisily, swishing and making itself heard. Other than that the place was strangely quiet. It was good to see Stewart parked and waiting. Leek and Potato soup, ham and pickle rolls, crisps and grapes for lunch- great. 16.5 kms walked today before lunch. One and a half miles to go to finish the planned days walking but I made the decision because of the weather to delay this last bit until tomorrow. The clouds were ...

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