Thanks mate. It really pushed me to my limit that day. The combination of rain, wind and slippery paths were a challenge. Looking back on it now, it is one of my favourite experiences of the whole path. Funny how the tough things in life are the most rewarding.

Thank you, that's very kind and very much appreciated.

It was tough Roger, but it has given me some great memories.

The walk through Lulworth Ranges is quite a tough one with several big climbs. It is though, even in the weather I had, a beautiful section of the path. I will certainly walk it again but maybe when the sun is shining 🤣

Thank you. Maybe one day!

Yes it was a hard day, but looking back on it now it is a great memory. All worked out well overnight and I will explain all in the next video. The diversion at Houns Tout is actually a nice easy walk. I know it adds mileage but it provides a good chance to visit the pub for food/drink.

Ah that was lucky then. I have seen pictures of it and from what I saw it looked as though there are circular stumps, they look a bit like a bowl. But if you and Sue couldn’t see anything I’m glad I didn’t go down.

All was good in the end and is explained in the next video.

Thank you ☺️

Certainly one I will walk again but I may pick a day when the sun is out 🤣

Probably the worst weather I have had on the coast path, but it’s great memories looking back on it now.

Thankfully border control is a little slack on the coast path 🤣

Ah yes a great walk. I miss that part of the coast. Def one for me to go back to.

About 4.5 hours I think 🤔

@@pilgrimpaul7798 Many thanks, as I'm doing it tomorrow.

@@gregfuchs7772enjoy your walk 🚶

Yes it’s is very well signed. The most confusing sections are in the towns. I use the OS Maps app on my phone if I need to check anything.

Thank you. I try and remember to look back. It’s easy to forget there are great views in that direction as well.

Hi Jeff. Very kind my friend. Thank you 🙏

Outrageous isn’t it. There is no other choice so they can get away with it. Thank you for the coffee, really kind of you.

That was a tough introduction for them if they don’t do any walking! I know, I was really torn over wanting to have somewhere safe and convenient to stay, but also not wanting to be ripped off. In the end I decided to get ripped off 🤣

@pilgrimpaul7798 fair enough - as we all know on the SWCP, sometimes you've just got to do what you've got to do

I might do. I’m sure I would enjoy that.

Yes outrageous isn’t it.

Sometimes it’s best not to see how big the climbs are! Weather took a turn the next day 🌧️

Thanks so much 😊

That is exactly right Torunn, as with much of the coast, it is constantly being eroded and there is lots of evidence of that along this final stretch to South Haven Point.

@@pilgrimpaul7798 Yes, I have read about it over the years and seen photos of it. And I have also myself seen that the path has been diverted some places due to land slides and cliff falls.

Thanks, you too!

Ah yes that was a beautiful spot. I had not been there before, but it was a lovely morning and the breakfast was very tasty at the cafe.

I hadn’t heard about the cliff fall at Sidmouth. So much of the path is currently being impacted by erosion.

Sorry I don’t quite understand what you mean.

Quite a few people get the ferry from the Barbican to Mountbatten and miss most of this section, but being a local lad I wanted to do all of this leg.

Thank you Gary. You’re right, so many happy memories of every single mile I have walked (well most of them)!

Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you. Yes the sea was so rough that day. A constant deafening noise for the entire walk. It was more impressive in person.

Hi both, I hope you enjoyed your trip away exploring the coast. Your next section is one of my favourites.

Snow on the coast is an unusual sight. Not sure I’d fancy walking some of the cliff sections with snow underfoot! I am always hopefuls of seeing a dolphin, but with only 3 days walking remaining it is looking less likely now.

Yes that’s one of my favourites too. Actually most of my most memorable sections are on the north coast. Thanks for boosting the views, the more views my videos get, the more KZbin promotes them to other people.

Sad times mate, made even worse by us losing last night! 😢

@@pilgrimpaul7798 don't get me started on that. I'm gonna focus my emotional space on the outdoors and not sports. Never let's me down.

You’re very welcome, and thank you.

No that extra mileage has made my planning a bit difficult. I’ll try and get some good footage around there so you can see what it’s like and what to expect.

Thank you both. I’m so humbled that you have continued to follow after all this time and am please you have enjoyed them. It might not be the coast path, but I will continue to film whatever adventure I take on next.

Great. We'll look forward to that. We have just done a short walk along what is left of the crumbling Norfolk coastpath from our campsite into Sheringham. The wildflowers are a sight to the see but the weather is abysmal. 😭

Thank you. Yes when I meet people on the path who have travelled from all across the world I realise how lucky I am to live so close to it. Waking up in the tent is the best bit, normally I’ve been so uncomfortable in the night that I am relieved when morning comes so I can get up again 🤣 Keep it Green ⚽️

Wow I thought my pack was heavy! I fished from Rame Head once before and a few times at Penlee Point, but we blanked.

@@pilgrimpaul7798 yea we went after wrasse at rame from memory managed a few then came back after dark and fished a spot called pier cellers after dark had to climb down some ladders tied to the cliff to get down there plagued by dogfish which wasnt to bad. then onto cawsands for daylight to see if we could manage a early plaice. Wouldnt of been so heavy but i had my floatation suit with me as it was still bitterly cold at night and for safty, + food and drink for 30 odd hours ontop of all the fishing gear and bait etc. Whole of plymouth and surounding areas fishings gone down hill over the last 10-15 years .

Yes I can imagine it being a bit unnerving along those cliffs during high winds.

It’s good to know some people enjoy them. Thanks ☺️

Thank you. I think the book is referring to total distance covered along the path which from Start Point to Portland Bill is 118 miles. 56 miles is as the crow flies.

@@pilgrimpaul7798 I just mean I don't think you can see it from Portland Bill due to the curvature of the earth.