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Helen Clayton

A few more pics of yesterday’s . The intention was to walk a from Plymstock to Salcombe. I managed 19 miles, but having missed the last ferry of the day from Bigbury to Bantham, I’ll have to complete it another day. It was a great - quite the adventure - stunning scenery, lovely paths & even more memorable for the kindness of strangers.
I also have to say that the path cleared through a cliff top barley field was a beauty! And yes, I did hear the Gladiator theme in my head.

A wildflower meadow beside a footpath. A sea of green grasses with bright splashes of red poppies, blue cornflowers, white daisies & something purple! A tree lined hedge beyond. Blue sky with a few white clouds
A calm river estuary with yachts at anchor, wooded hills behind sloping down to the water. Blue sky and a few wispy white clouds.
A view along cliff top coast path. Sloping fields leading out to rocky headlands & promontories, the coastline stretching on to the horizon. Hazy blue sky.
A footpath running through a field of barley on a gently sloping cliff top. The clean line of the path on cracked, baked dry earth. The barley a sea of green to the skyline. Beyond, on the right is the sea, light blue-grey, darkening to the horizon. In the middle of the view, a far-distant headland is visible. Mackerel sky - blue with small clouds.
Jun 17, 2023, 10:27 AM·Public·Mastodon for iOS
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littlerachyb

@helenclayton lovely hike pics and chat! Very much enjoyed. Am impressed with your 19 miles! If I reach 6 I think I've done well, but then I am prone to stopping every few minutes to ID a plant or bug.

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Helen Clayton

@littlerachyb normally I am also stopping every 5 minutes to look at something & have to build that into my walk times. Yesterday’s was a pretty epic walk by my standards & I had absolutely no wriggle room (minus wriggle room as it turns out!). I’m much happier bimbling, but this was a route I’d wanted to do for ages to complete a SlowWays web. It would be good done over two days, staying overnight somewhere nice!

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