The weather? Tuesday was brilliant, our third such day. Two days of rain, others were overcast, sometimes drippy.
Forest or pasture? We left the forest behind at midday Tuesday and had wide-open views of pastures, farms, cliffs, the ocean. Forest walking is not our cup of tea…climbing on a drippy forest trail is not much fun. The same climb out in the open seems so much easier.
Language? Everyone so far speaks English, making for fun conversations over breakfast, in the pubs, or on the trail. No sign language required.
Laundromats? Are you kidding? We wash, rinse, squeeze in a towel, and hang our moisture-wicking clothes. One B&B host offered to do our laundry, though! Perhaps she was hoping to get rid if the odor.
Speedy? As usual, Sue zips up the hills and I struggle to keep up. But we agree steep uphill is less worrisome than steep downhills, where one slip-up can be disastrous.
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I loved this comprehensive post! You really put the entire trip into a Very comprehensible “ picture”! I am continuing to be amazed by the Extreme Rigor of this “ path”, you two show such flexibility as challenges and the unexpected events pop up! Keep the posts coming! And the pictures!!💕‼️
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We,too, continue to be amazed by the extreme rigor of this trip. Holy cow! We had no idea! Glad you’re enjoying the posts.
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Hi again Reg & Sue. That is a great summary of your experiences.
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It was possibly “toad in the hole” or “sausage toad” you had as that’s generally a yorkshire/sausage based combination. Depends how you had it though.
Anyway, sounds like you’re having a great trip! 🙂
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Yes, beautiful, fun but terribly challenging!
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