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  "Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend" - Albert Camus.

 It was a great time for us in Cornwall with you. Every day I´m in thoughts of the coastal path way.

- Brigitte, Germany

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Port Isaac and Port Quin
Port Isaac and Port Quin
church cove gunwalloe1
church cove gunwalloe1
godrevy cove near rosenithon 1
godrevy cove near rosenithon 1
serpentine on kennack sands
serpentine on kennack sands
Port Isaac and Port Quin
Port Isaac and Port Quin
pentreath beach and kynance cove
pentreath beach and kynance cove
near black head
near black head
porthallow swcp half way marker 2
porthallow swcp half way marker 2
rill point to kynance 2
rill point to kynance 2
kynance cove 2
kynance cove 2
halzephron cove
halzephron cove
kynance group at viewpoint with jess the dog
kynance group at viewpoint with jess the dog
kynance cove walkers
kynance cove walkers
loe bar 1
loe bar 1
kynance cove
kynance cove
porthleven 1
porthleven 1
devils frying pan cadgwith
devils frying pan cadgwith
lloyds building southernmost point
lloyds building southernmost point
kynance cove 1
kynance cove 1
rill point to kynance cove
rill point to kynance cove
Port Isaac and Port Quin
Port Isaac and Port Quin
loe bar
loe bar
mullion to polurrian view
mullion to polurrian view
housel bay
housel bay

Days Out and Walking Holidays in Cornwall

Walking on the folds of Crackington Haven

strangles arch 600 x 450

Friday the 13!! Worried? Us? No! However...... See the arch above, left hand side of the picture? We stopped before it whilst one of our party made a phonecall and to gather our thoughts before we moved on. I look around and some large pieces of rock, large enough to cause a fatality dropped off the top of the arch with a loud impact onto the rocks below. We live to tell the tale. Respect for the 13th and a Friday that accompanies it, from now on.

If you like geology then this is a walk for you. It just leaves one breathless to see how millions of years of slow pushing and shoving by the plates cause faults and folds to occur with layers of rocks sliding against each other and being pushed and pulled like pastry into these patterns that you see. some of the rocks were like swiss roll, others like folded carpets, intruded into the cliffs, forming layer upon layer according to natures spectacular design. Its like Nature had an "etcha-sketch" to play with and was a complete novice with the dials.

Again this was mid January and it was close to t shirt weather. Only when the sun went down to reveal a magnificent sunrise did we get reminded that it was indeed mid winter as the temperature dropped suddenly and viciously urging us to add the layers of clothing that we had happily shorn.

Lots of rock hopping along the shore, quartz crystals and clambering over millions of years of aged rock. Humbling!

sunset at crackington 4 600 x 450

folds of slate and person on strangles beach 600 x 450folds of slate on strangles beach 600 x 450

sunset at crackington 3 600 x 450old field system in january blue skies 600 x 450sunset at crackington 6600 x 450