South West Coastal Path - SWCP
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Sep 2022
6:37pm, 16 Sep 2022
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Will keep our eyes open for him. We'll be in the stretch south of Hartland, so I guess he'll be past us before we set off tomorrow (115 miles from Minehead to our holiday house)
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Sep 2022
8:32pm, 16 Sep 2022
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Mr. K.
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Sep 2022
8:58am, 18 Sep 2022
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Is there a tracker? I think he should have gone past the end of the 'garden' here late yesterday afternoon. (garden = 2 fields). We were back about 4ish from Morwenstow, heading north, so probably too early to see him. Actually I did think I was going to meet him, when we met a fairly bearded chap. But since he stopped for a fag at the top of the hill, and had a dog and carrying full camping kit, he didn't really look like a record attempting ultra athlete. |
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Sep 2022
9:03pm, 19 Sep 2022
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Slightly inefficient walking this time - in the sense of distance walked vs 'SWCP miles covered'. Everything is by default, walking there and back, no public transport easily available. And often a km or mile from strat point to the SWCP, so 'efficency' at 30-40% ish. But marvellous weather, bright sun and regretting not packing sun tan cream. |
Sep 2022
8:28am, 20 Sep 2022
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♪♫ Synge ♪♫
Excellent visibility. You’ve picked a good week. (Latest edition of the Lundy race was on Sunday. I’ve done it twice now, so couldn’t really justify the cost of going again.)
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Jul 2023
8:56am, 12 Jul 2023
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♪♫ Synge ♪♫
The Tamara Coast to Coast Way is a new trail which pretty much follows the boundary between Cornwall and Devon. tamarvalley.org.uk With the relevant section of the SWCP, it would allow a perambulation around Cornwall. Alternatively it offers a new coast to coast route across the South West peninsula. |
Jul 2023
9:03am, 12 Jul 2023
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Diogenes
Interesting. I have walked or run much of this in the past thanks to staying in various location on the route
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7 Apr
3:41pm, 7 Apr 2024
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Forrest Jooligan
Hi 👋 Been stitching together my runs along the SWCP for years now. Probably about 15! Wish I’d been Conquercising back then or at least kept a log of the runs but it only started as a way of planning new routes round the Lizard as I would return there a couple of times a year. Certainly wasn’t the plan to complete the whole thing. Probably didn’t even have a GPS watch when I began. Currently my longest contiguous stretch is from Perranporth to Plymouth. I’ve also done Minehead to Hartland & Kingswear to Starcross. I’d hoped to extend the former to Bude (& possibly beyond) last week but this winter has rendered too much of the path unrunnable & the weather was so awful that one day was enough. Ticked off Bude-Welcombe though & then yesterday I did the section round Plymouth after doing Central parkrun. I usually do a circular (elliptical) route to avoid retracing my steps too much though I have done out & backs. I’ve also been fortunate enough, occasionally, to get dropped off at one end of a stretch & picked up at the other. How are others getting along? |
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7 Apr
5:16pm, 7 Apr 2024
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Fetch's heatmap helps a lot. Especialy when you can click on it and open the relevant activity. As does the hexagons, if you want a quick pictorial Examples to follow |
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7 Apr
5:21pm, 7 Apr 2024
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