Devon Cliffs

... nbsp; It was amazing!  The scenery was unbeatable.  The bright green pastures extend right to the edge of the rocky cliffs hanging over the channel.  The cows that reside there have the life!   We hiked along in constant amazement ...

... Syd to Sydbury where we had a very good pub lunch an the on to Sydmouth where the camera got really busy capturing the red cliffs of South Devon. I have to say here that there is nothing like travelling with locals to get the most out of a visit. You get ...

... us to Tintagel. Legend has it that King Arthur was born in these parts, and an early nobleman erected a rather gloomy castle on the cliffs in the hope that people would think that he had inherited some of Arthur's greatness. As we made to turn into what ...

... in Devon. Today- we had croussants for breakfast, and headed out to the local beach. You would not believe the sights there, cliffs, waves, sand, it was unbelievable. David told us that he has been all over the world, lived in Africa, and this is ...

... We go out for dinner to the Village Inn where we sit and shiver in the cold atmosphere.  It has been cold up on the cliffs, cold enough for Keith’s fingers to go white and numb, and the last thing we need is a cold environment for dinner.  ...

... by the sea and to the beach, then through the woods to another beach, then up the coastal path to a beautiful meadow and view of cliffs. It was really beautiful! We went back to Kerry’s house in time to quickly get ready to go over to Molly’s ...

... , with the new set of maps and also my camping stove.....the pack feels as heavy as when I first started.....thank god no cliffs today! My path out of Barnestaple, took me through the very picturesque village of Pilton. The village is literally across the ...

... satisfaction at the calm beautiful beach, we moved on, refreshing ourselves with icecreams and hot chocolate...walking over the cliffs, towards Lulworth Cove... a steep limestone stair way leading us to the strange dance between land and sea ahead.. ...

... can never be developed it is too small and the people who come here are mainly here for the scenery and the magnificent walks along the cliffs. By mutual consent our day here was a rest day and the ladies went for a long walk over the cliffs and I took a ...

... we put on a DVD for the kids so we (staff) could go outside the fireplace and unwind :oP Tuesday: Big walk today along the cliffs on the coast line to a beach called dancing ledge. Being able to take off your shoes and relax for lunch by the ...

... .  The peace and tranquility here is so relaxing.  We have gone to Dover to walk along the white cliffs, painted plates, and attended church where both Chris and Celia sang in the choir.  They are both very musical and the ...

... 12 Apostles and the Loch Ard Gorge.  It is hard to describe the wind that blew this morning as we stood on the edge of cliffs trying to get the right picture.  I have never felt wind like that.  It picked me up and tossed me around.  ...

... we just had time to dump our bags and head out again. The 12 Apostles are a collection of rock stacks, a little way off the cliffs, and are a very popular tourist spot at sunset, which we were just in time for. With the offshore wind, it was getting ...

... we entered the Port Campbell National Park, which is said to be the most photographed stretch of the GOR, with its sheer limestone cliffs towering over fierce seas. There are many interesting sites in the park, the "12 Apostles" is the most visited, but ...

... views.  We sit for a brief stop as it's 11.30 and eat all our meagre supplies.  Next we walk along some great cliffs on our way to Titchberry and Shipload Bay and then on to the radar station and lighthouse. It was with a great sense of ...

... a shed load of fuel. The days are bright and sunny and very warm in the sun, on 7th December in Santander we walked the cliffs without coats, but by 6pm we definitely needed a beer or two. We plan to spend Christmas in Malaga - then get a ferry ...