writing and hiking in the sun
The England Coast Path is due to open in 2020.
When complete this new National Trail will provide 4500 kilometres (2,795 miles) of walking and follow England’s entire coastline.
The route will include many popular existing trails, e.g. the South West Coast Path, the Cleveland Way and the Suffolk Coast Path.
The England Coast Path will link to the Wales Coast Path at its border with Wales, i.e. at the Severn Bridge Crossing.
With our elevensies rapidly devoured and the sky getting greyer and greyer, we reluctantly hoisted our rucksacks onto our backs and set off again. Clevedon is home to the largest tidal pool I’ve ever seen. Marine Lake is located at the far … Continued
A long, tough day of inclement British weather and mixed spirits (though sadly, not of the gin and tonic type!). We woke at 6.30am to brilliant sunshine and the prospect of a pretty long day’s walking. Harri is usually meticulous … Continued
Our first day can be summed up in one word… bridges!! We might have been going nowhere near Bridgwater today but these man-made constructions certainly dominated our walk. We set off on a blustery, grey day, relieved that the torrential … Continued
Whenever we walk along the south east Wales coastline between Llantwit Major and Worm’s Head, we find ourselves pondering on the way the English coastline (opposite) creates an illusion that the open sea is upriver and vice versa. Read more … Continued
