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Posted in East Sussex
Tagged Coast, Coastal Walk, dailypost, Eastbourne, Easy Sussex, Hiking, Photography, postaday, Seaford, Seven Sisters, UK, Walking, Weekly Photo Challenge
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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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Early Birds in Pembrokeshire
This was my favourite morning on our trip along the Pembrokeshire coast last September. Waking up early, we wanted to use the time to go to the beach of the little village we stayed. Dale has about 200 inhabitants, so … Continue reading
Posted in Wales, Walkie Talkie
Tagged Coastal Walk, dailypost, Dale, Hiking, Pembrokeshire, postaday, Wales, Walking, Weekly Photo Challenge, World's 3rd best coastal walk
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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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Folkestone Circular – A Tale About a Little Hot Chocolate Cup
13,1 km (8.2 miles) – with Prasana. Starting our walk in Folkestone centre, we got ourselves a hot chocolate to take away – as encouragement and sugar boost for the walk that was about to begin. As there were no … Continue reading
Posted in Kent
Tagged Beach, Coast, Coastal Walk, Fitness, Folkestone, Hiking, Hot Chocolate, Kent, North Downs, North Downs Way, 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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Pembrokeshire – Dale Loop
10,8 km – with Prasana. In the early morning, we went for a walk on the beach without anyone around. Except a few seagulls that we officially declared as transformed ducks. But the sunrise over Dale Roads (the bay) was … Continue reading
Posted in Wales
Tagged Coastal Walk, Dale, Hiking, Pembrokeshire, St Ann's Head, Wales, World's 3rd best coastal walk
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Pembrokeshire – Broad Haven to Marloes – Gone with the Wind(s)…
14,7 km – with Prasana. Today we only had to suffer from 4 little hills, so it wasn’t as bad as yesterday. Therefore walked around every of the 500 bays. But they were spectacular. The cliffs actually reminded me a … Continue reading
Posted in Wales
Tagged Broad Haven, Coastal Walk, Dale, Hiking, Marloes, Pembrokeshire
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