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The White Cliffs of Dover – About Castles and Fairies
29th August 20.7km – with Prasana. This walk lies a little longer in the past, but I didn’t want to keep it from you :-). Inspiration Following my ‘Bored of Hiking‘ post, I followed up a suggestion of one of … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking in England, Kent
Tagged Coastal Path, Coastal Walk, Dover, Dover Castle, Hiking, Kent, Walking, Walking festival, White Cliffs
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Easter in Cornwall II – Pendeen to Land’s End/Porthcurno on the South West Coast Path
18,6km – with Prasana. ↑590m ↓660m Today wasn’t as bad as yesterday. I’m 5cm shorter and my feet are tired from all this walking yesterday but the path was much more comfortable to walk on today. Not too many ups … Continue reading
Posted in Cornwall
Tagged Coast, Coastal Path, Coastal Walk, Cornwall, England, Fitness, Hiking, Land's End, Pendeen, Portcurno, South West Coast Path, Trekking, United Kingdom, Walking
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Easter in Cornwall III – Porthcurno to Mousehole/Penzance on the South West Coast Path
18km – with Prasana. ↑730m ↓820m Before we started our walk we visited the Minack Theatre in Porthcurno. It reminded me of open air theatres in Greece, directly by the seaside with a view onto the ocean and cliffs. The … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking in England
Tagged Coast, Coastal Path, Coastal Walk, Cornwall, England, Fitness, Hiking, Minack theatre, Mousehole, Penzance, Porthcurno, South West Coast Path, Trekking, United Kingdom, Walking
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Planning Easter in Cornwall – Coastal Walk Along the Most Western Tip of England
Do you know the situation, you live day by day and all in a sudden your annual holidays or a bank holiday weekend knocks on your door. You know you want to go on a hiking trip but wonder if … Continue reading
Posted in Cornwall, Hiking in England, Walkie Talkie
Tagged Coastal Path, Coastal Walk, Cornwall, Easter, England, Hiking, Trekking, United Kingdom
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Isle of Wight – Yarmouth to Freshwater – The Needles
11,5 km – with Louise. After our more or less bad experience with the Coastal Path yesterday and also on our last weekend on the Isle of Wight we decided to kick the Coastal Path in its butt and change … Continue reading
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Tagged Coastal Path, Freshwater, Isle of Wight, Needle rocks, The Needles, Yarmouth
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Isle of Wight – Ryde to Newport – A tarmac Coastal Path with no coast in sight
20,9 km – with Louise. From Ryde, we followed the Coastal Path to Cowes via Whippingham. From there we took the cycling path along the River Medina down to Newport. The major question that came up today was “Why the … Continue reading
Posted in Isle of Wight
Tagged Coastal Path, Cowes, Isle of Wight, Medina, Newport, Osbourne House, Ryde, Whippingham
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Jurassic Coast – Dorset – What a naughty day
Approx. 13km – with Prasana. What a naughty day. Too many things went wrong-ish today. 🙂 Naughty Steffi: The plan was to take a very early train down to Dorset to walk along the Jurassic coastline. Better: the Lulworth Cove … Continue reading
