Second 1/2 to Bude

Left The Bush Inn, which looks a lot cuter than it is, at Worwenstow at 6:30 a.m, so forewarned had I been about the rigors of the day.






Of a truth, they were not so bad, not as demanding as yesterday's, but I would not have wanted to do the whole thing in one go. It is not a good thing to be tired when you are coping with twisty, turny, STEEP, narrow paths, some of which are just a bit too close to the edge for comfort. No, not a good idea.

Big radio transmitter station on the way. There were at least seven of those monstrous things. But what would we do without them?






Jay and Max and Ellie—and one day, you, too, Stella, and maybe Suzie would go for this:







but maybe this outfit would be a better choice! (More of a "fun for the whole family kind of feel.). But I am wondering, since there is an "individuals" category, why is there a "women" category as well?






View from about 2/3 the way up one climb:





Different kind of cliff, but I forgot to say, we are in Cornwall now:






Staying at a very nice B and B, in an adorable room, where en-suite moves into a whole new dimension. Photo taken from the bed! Great tub! Luxurious!




By the way, I think if you click on a photo, that enlarges it.

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