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  1. Just back from 10 days walking from Zennor to Boscastle and I have a tip for
    any one doing it.

    At a couple of places the SWCP is signed through the dunes:
    Hayle to Godrevy Point.
    Perran Beach [Peranporth to Ligger Point]

    If the tide is with you; keep off the dunes and walk on the beach! At each
    place the route looks as though it has been re-directed several times to
    take account of the dunes changing patterns. It is very easy to lose the
    way! We went "that way" 'cos that was the direction the post pointed. 10
    minutes later we espy a post 100 yards to our right and not on the line of
    the original post at all - very confusing!

    That said we had a good time except for the rain on the Friday which
    prompted one kindly B & B proprietor, after having told us they had no
    vacancies, to say "My! you look like drowned rats! You'd better come in!" 30
    minutes; 7 phone calls and a cup of coffee later he'd found us a B & B and
    volunteered to take us there. Amazing how much kindness one can meet when
    walking.

    Roger C

  2. Roger - I'm sure I'll be doing that bit at some point, just haven't
    reached it yet, so thanks for the tip - the same applies for the
    Studland Bay section in Dorset (take care not to trip over the
    nudists...).

    If you're thinking of doing any more, you may (or possibly not) be
    able to get some hints from our trip reports (we've done Minehead to
    Bude and Poole to Weymouth so far):

    http://www.wheresthepath.com/SWCP/swcp_intro.htm

    I think my favourite bits so far are Hartland Point to Bude
    (predictable - is this everyone's favourite?) and the circuit of the
    Isle of Portland (a well kept secret, methinks!).

    Have fun

    Anth

    Please link to: http://www.wheresthepath.com/index.htm

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    Roger - I'm sure I'll be doing that bit at some point, just haven't
    reached it yet, so thanks for the tip - the same applies for the
    Studland Bay section in Dorset (take care not to trip over the
    nudists...).

    If you're thinking of doing any more, you may (or possibly not) be
    able to get some hints from our trip reports (we've done Minehead to
    Bude and Poole to Weymouth so far):

    http://www.wheresthepath.com/SWCP/swcp_intro.htm

    I think my favourite bits so far are Hartland Point to Bude
    (predictable - is this everyone's favourite?) and the circuit of the
    Isle of Portland (a well kept secret, methinks!).

    Have fun

    Anth

    Please link to: http://www.wheresthepath.com/index.htm

    My friend and I are gradually doing the whole of the path, with the
    occasional diversion. This year we met a lass going anti-clockwise just
    outside Port Isaac. She had walked in the pouring rain from Tintagel to Port
    Isaac the previous day - apparently the path was very slippery due to the
    heavy rain. She warned us off it if there were to be more rain because the
    risks were too high. Of course it rained the next day so we took to the
    road - not so interesting!

    We started at Poole and, awkward sods that we are, we're doing it clockwise.
    At 9-10 days a year we should reach Minehead in about 3 years time!

    Roger C

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