I like walking, as you may have gathered from my posts - and not necessarily following a pre-planned route. It's sometimes just nice to walk.
The photos today are of such a walk starting at Golant, Cornwall. We parked the car alongside the river. The tide was out as you can see from the photo below.
We passed the Fishermans Arms pub and headed for a footpath.
The yellow arrow on the sign indicated that this is a Public Footpath and the black cross shows that this is part of the Saints' Way.
We walked through the woods ...
... with glimpses of the River Fowey.
The path wiggled about but was clear of any hazards - not that we expected any!
The sunshine made it's way through the tree tops casting bright patches on the grass.
The trees gradually disappeared and the fields opened up before us.
Wild flowers tinted the fields.
And then ... well, I think this is my favourite view - photo below.
A few cattle joined us as we walked until ...
... we reached St.Sampson's Church.
There was a lovely view from the churchyard. Oh yes, and the church has it's own Holy Well.
It was then downhill to the river and back to our car.
All in all very pleasant and uplifting!
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A varied walk, I enjoyed the woodland parts. We have a Fisherman's Arms pub in Cleethorpes, it was my dad's regular when he was in port. I don't have a regular as I'm yes total.
ReplyDeleteThanks David. It's interesting to have varied countryside on a walk - this was pleasant as it ended at the church.
DeleteStrange you mentioned the Fishermans Arms, when I visited their website I saw that an 'M.Perry' had given them a positive review (not me!)
Thank you for the lovely tour! And while all of the photos are wonderful, the first is stunning. It’s the perfect landscape composition!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann. The photos are from a short while ago - we seem to have had rain, rain and more rain recently. I believe, in the area where David lives, parts of Lincolnshire have had floods.
DeleteI still miss G+, can't get on with MeWe.
Hi Mike! A beautiful photo journey as always. I do miss the G+ days of scrolling along and seeing your lovely photos. I finally have a morning to myself and wanted to head to your blog to catch up:)
ReplyDeleteSo good to hear from you Pam. I also miss G+ so many lovely people. I can't seem to get on with any of the replacements for G+. Thanks Pam, appreciate your kind words.
DeleteHope all is well - bet wishes.
Do you have a map for this walk please
ReplyDeleteDoes this walk start in the direction of Fowey or Lostwithiel please 🙏 ?
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