An excellent weekend

Gonzalez <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I had Friday afternoon off work - left at 12:15. Home by 12:30. Train to Charing Cross, cycle
across Hyde Park to Paddington, 13:33 to Bodmin Parkway arrived at 17:22. Cycled NCN 3 to the
Camel Track, then to Padstow. Up steep hill to campsite, pitched and walked to pub with friends.

An excellent walk from Padstow to Newquay along the SW Coastal Path on Saturday - yes... I did
pack my walking boots in my panniers! Bus back to Padstow. BBQ on the campsite.

Today - packed tent etc into panniers, then cycled the Camel Track to Poley Bridge with 8 friends,
then back to Bodmin, lunch, said goodbye, then off to Bodmin Parkway. Train at 15:01, Paddington
at 18:55, home by 8pm.

Why would anyone consider driving all that way!? My friends did!!!

Gonzalez very nice, and very inspiring. Fantastic to know that it's possible, since we've been
thinking about some time in the West Country, and can only spare a w/end. And four hours sleep on
the journey as well - can't do that in a car (well, I can, Sharon drives me everywhere :-)) )
Cheers SteveP

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I had Friday afternoon off work - left at 12:15. Home by 12:30. Train to Charing Cross, cycle
across Hyde Park to Paddington, 13:33 to Bodmin Parkway arrived at 17:22. Cycled NCN 3 to the
Camel Track, then to Padstow. Up steep hill to campsite, pitched and walked to pub with friends.

An excellent walk from Padstow to Newquay along the SW Coastal Path on Saturday - yes... I did
pack my walking boots in my panniers! Bus back to Padstow. BBQ on the campsite.

Today - packed tent etc into panniers, then cycled the Camel Track to Poley Bridge with 8 friends,
then back to Bodmin, lunch, said goodbye, then off to Bodmin Parkway. Train at 15:01, Paddington
at 18:55, home by 8pm.

Why would anyone consider driving all that way!? My friends did!!!

There's a better campsite just at the end of the camel trail before Padstow. You don't have to climb
the hill 🙂

elyob said:

There's a better campsite just at the end of the camel trail before Padstow. You don't have to
climb the hill 🙂

I hadn't selected the campsite, but I was very impressed with it.

£6.50 per person per night (car + tent) £3.50 per person per night (bike + tent)

Many campsites don't make the distinction.
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elyob said:

There's a better campsite just at the end of the camel trail before

Padstow.

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You don't have to climb the hill 🙂

I hadn't selected the campsite, but I was very impressed with it.

£6.50 per person per night (car + tent) £3.50 per person per night (bike + tent)

Many campsites don't make the distinction.

True .. but that is one hell of a hike out of Padstow .. especially well fed and beer'd ... 😉

This one just charged for pitching .. most seemed to distinct about single males. No, no single
males allowed. (I'm a paedophile? Or are they worried I may turn up worse for the wear?)