Around the site
This squirrel was staring at me whilst I was typing out on the balcony.
black and white
National Forest Way to the River Trent
The National Forest Way passes by Wychnor Park Country Club – so before it got too hot this morning I walked out to the River Trent along the path.
Along the way, I found a suitable spot for to brew a coffee, out in the countryside but definitely in the shade – my bush hat can only keep so much sun off me.
River Trent
The early squirrel
This squirrel came for breakfast.
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More photos from my trip to Devon
The drive down
Woodford Bridge Country Club
Widemouth Bay
The Strangles and Little Strand
On the way back up…
Lunch
Just before coming home
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Woodford Bridge – Peacock photos
A slow day on the site today.
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The Strangles and Little Strand
On the recommendation of one of the staff at Woodford Bridge I went out to a cliff top and beach walk near Crackington Haven – The Strangles and Little Strand. She recommended as she regularly went there and there were few visitors even in the hight of summer – and I can see why the path was pretty steep ending in a rope assisted scramble.
I had the beach to myself.
Lunch was on the way back up and was pretty simple – same stove as yesterday, using Dragon fuel this time, Indian Tea, Flapjack and Father’s Day Jaffa Cakes. With a great view.
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Widemouth Bay
I went out early and had my breakfast overlooking Widemouth Bay, before attending the weekly staff meeting via Teams – in the car, in the rain!
South West Coast Path
After the meeting, the rain stopped, so I walked down to the beach along the South West Coast Path.
Widemouth Bay
Coffee on the way back.
Solid fuel folding stove, with a MSR titanium mug – with two tin foil wind shields – it was really windy!
Trip to Devon
Woodford Bridge Country Club
I found a good place to stop on the way down for coffee, lunch and a walk.
