How long did this part of the walk Salcombe to East Prowle take?

Dud you go beyond pontevedra.

Love it, that stretch is certainly tough, I wildcamped below the GCHQ at Bude, great view

Great video of our favourite place to be 😊

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I am heading to Troytown for 2 weeks in July,i usually camp at the Garrison site on St Marys but want something a little quieter this time,looking forward to a nice long break.

Hi, we met at Tenerifi farm ( on the motorbike) couple of years ago ,good to see on this journey . Intrested on your daily distance as plan our camino in September

did you get to Santiago?

Cheers to Super Bock!

I walked the same way at the same time, and might have seen you somewhere ! Have to check out your further videos to see how you progressed.

Well done, enjoyed the videos 👍

Congratulations. We plan on doing this camino in the Fall. We are both in our 70’s. Will you be posting your accommodations and mileage? We probably won’t want to climb into bunk beds, but like many seniors are on a limited travel budget so a list and reviews of places would be so appreciated. Also, did you prebook before leaving or along the way. I am hoping I can use booking,com etc to book accommodations on the road.

The Cherry Tree dose superb light lunches, cakes are excellent and can be eaten in or take away, nice to see it’s still in business, it is the Doombar, Doom bar was a much better pint as was Sharps other beers before it was sold to Molson-Coors

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We did this today! 14.8 miles, the gradients the first 3/4 were so intense but very rewarding (especially the fish and chips at the end in Brixham)

As a walker as well as a cyclist I have to agree with you regarding using a bell, which I always do, but some walkers have earphones in and can’t hear the bell

I’ve walked from Lynton down to Lynmouth, up to Watersmeet and on to the Blue Ball inn, couple of pints and a meal down to Foreland Point, back to Lynmouth and back to Lynton, spent a lot of time in Lynton & Lynmouth I don’t half miss the area, reminds me of happier times, watching this makes me want to go back so much, thank you 👍

Oh my, the weather has been consistent if nothing else 🤭🤣 You two deserve a medal 🥇 Hope the feet have recovered.

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Alright mate thinking of doing the south west coast but starting from swanage, any advice on wild camping the path ?

Waterproof socks and an umbrella. I bought my waterproof socks via Temu, a lot cheaper than Seal Skinz by several 100%, just as good.

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Such a shame about the weather ☔️☔️

Hello you lovely people! We are so enjoying your videos. Firstly, you are both delightful, and funny ❤️ Secondly we are loving the chance to relive our walk and to be reminded of what we saw, but with the addition of being able to see some of the places we didn’t. Thirdly, there’s a teensy weensy bit of schadenfreude of watching you guys battle the weather too, and loving the fact that you didn’t let it get you down either. I think you were only a little bit behind us so the “extreme coastal events” were still happening by then 😂 We’re interested to know your thoughts on the “Coastal” vs the Litoral? I think you stayed in the same place as us in Ancoura as well. Where was it? Can’t wait to catch up soon when we head South at some point. Take good care and here’s to you 👍🏼🥂

The elevated stone "box" is for storing grain if I remember. You should see them in wood or stone, for keeping the rodents out. I begin my hike in Valenca on 27 May this year.

Talcum powder for your shoes, keeps them fresh and helps inside your socks to keep blisters at bay.

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💜 Why you have not got more subscribers I do not know, there is no justice. Note to self, gas stove, mug, ground coffee, filter.

Loving watching your progress on this walk and your adaptations depending on weather etc. I have to say some of the inland walk seems more interesting and appealing to me. Love a bit of woods or rocky paths. The coastal path looks like a lot of tarmac and flat seascape. Quite different to the SWCP (I wondered if you enjoyed that more despite it being a greater distance and tougher challenge in some ways). Your first campsite looked and sounded pretty awful - the noise and being wedged in between those caravans!! Had you planned to camp more on this path originally? It seems such a shame to have to carry all the kit when you can enjoy those lovely little rooms that you've found. I'm assuming camping would be a cheaper option? A little info on the pros and cons would be great if you have learnt a little along the way. Well done both of you - through wind and rain, still smiling. Still finding the coffee and cake LOL!! Looking forward to the rest of your journey.

Surely this is your wettest hike ever?☔️☔️☔️ And well done to you both 👏

It’s so great to see the same places. I think we came inland there for a little while due to the weather but then ventured back to the coast. But we went past the donations cafe/stall too. It’s so funny because Google has his location down as “Albino” or something but they’ve just spelled his name incorrectly 🤦🏼‍♂️😂 Great video that brought back some happy memories. Looking forward to seeing the next ones 👍🏼❤️

Looks like you had another great day despite the dull weather. You put us to shame with your 13.5 miles. We walked only half that distance yesterday (from Hemmick to Portloe) without so much as a rucksack and still nearly fainted when we discovered there was no ice cream shop 🤣.

Stay safe,

💜Fab vlog. You look as if you really did enjoy that day of walking a little inland through small villages and countryside. The path looked well marked too and better established than previous sections. I had to replay to get what you said when passing the farmer in his cabbage field with his tractor, I thought you said 'just like Kernow' I thought yes just like the old Cornish boys for sure, but after several replays it sounds like Pernod not Kernow.

Lovely to see you out walking....also envious.

How are you guys doing? Looking at the weather it seems you’re having it a LOT better than last week 😂 Hope you’re both OK and having a fabulous time ❤️

Great video guys 😊, hoping the trail breaks out into beautiful countryside very soon, a lot of road walking it seems. Well done on completing another section 👍of the trail.

Congratulations on your first stamp! 🎉 We are back in the UK and on top of our laundry and admin, so time to catch up on our YouTubing. Really looking forward to following you along. It’s making us smile to see the familiar sights ❤️ Hope you have an amazing Camino! All the very best wishes from us!

The road walking makes this route a little less attractive for my first choice of a camino which I hope to do after I retire in a year or two, I can definitely see the attraction of Portugal and the coast. Camino Primitivo is winking at me.

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Very enjoyable, not quite the South west coast path yet😊

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Thank you for the tent tour 🙏 Gotta get me one of those.

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💜Thank you for bringing us along. Such a refreshing outlook you have, gives me hope for my nearing retirement when I hope to take on long distance trailing. Glad you posted the date, it should not matter but it really help to orient oneself to the place and time. Weather there looks great, Cornwall is still wet and cold.

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Great to see you back on the trail! 😄

So lovely to see some sunny weather, we’re in monsoon season here in the U.K. 🚤 ☔️

Good to see you guys still walking on, we pop in and out of your videos , we also plan the Comino P end of 2024. All the best David and Katrina ( Motorbike Teneriffe Farm Cornwall )