Our days have been a wild mix of gusty winds and drenching rain showers. Unfortunately, blustery conditions have kept us off the trail. Evenings, on the other hand, have been fairly calm and quiet.
South West Coast Path: Wind and Weather Continue
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I have been watching the weather (not the best) and wondering how you were getting on with it South West. Hang in there.
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Weather has been far from perfect. We hope to get more walking in before the end. We sure appreciate the great weather we had early on. However, whether walking or bussing, we’re still in Cornwall, and it’s beautiful!
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Sounds like a real challenge! You are my brave and special friends. Safety First- Fun at night, rest in the daylight.
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Thanks Carolyn. This has been an exciting, beautiful challenge. We’ve learned our limits, that’s for sure!
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Hurricane Lorenzo is the strongest hurricane ever in the Eastern Atlantic! So glad you were able to do most of the trek!
Jackie Bachman Board Member, Community Relations OHRA (760) 889-5122 Jackie.bachman53@gmail.com
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We are really hoping to get a bit more walking in, but predicted wind speeds are creating doubt.
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