As a change from the Black Country and West Midland walks which I usually publish, here's one from Coverack, on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall.
We arrived to find we'd just missed the RNLI Regatta. (But the life boat was still there)
There was still some activity on the water
The tide was in and the sea was exceptionally clear.
Coverack is a lovely old Cornish village
The harbour was bustling
There was some huge chain. (Use my feet as a comparison) I wondered if it had been made in the Black Country
The Lifeboat House
We followed the coast path for a couple of miles.
On the way back, we decided to explore Chynhalls Point
There were great views, and it wasn't too much of a climb: a worthwhile detour, in fact.
Arriving back at Coverack, the storm clouds had rolled in (lots just recently!!!)
Today's Walk: Park at Coverack in the charity car park (you pay what you feel), and follow the well-signposted Couth West Coast Path. It's rocky in places.
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