Here’s one to the east of town… The beach looking east along Salcombe Regis Mouth Each time I embark Approaching the beach down at Salcombe Regis Mouth, There comes a time when you begin to realise the Looking down into Salcombe Regis Mouth, East Devon Our walk begins at Salcombe Hill high above Sidmouth Seaweed was collected from the beach far below at Weston Mouth and brought up here by donkey. Watch out at Weston Mouth I’d recommend plunging down the wooded valley to Weston Mouth if you have the

We walk down across the grass to Crooklets Beach and find our way on to the South West Coast Path. Northcott Mouth is an altogether more peaceful place after the busy seaside resort, and it is as good It was a magnificent engineering feat and stretched nearly 35 miles from Bude to Launceston. Distance and Going: Just under four miles, very easy going – BUT make sure tides are right. Boundless Bude If you want boundless views to the south of town wander up to The Pepperpot on the cliffs

View looking down into Heddon's Mouth, North Devon It's a five-mile loop from Woody Bay along an old Victorian carriageway high above the sea, down into the great cleft of Heddon's Mouth, and back along Down Heddon's Mouth Cleave to the sea Now we're into Heddon's Mouth Cleave, one of the steepest, deepest leads down to the sea at Heddon's Mouth itself, with its pebble beach and old lime kiln. Food and drink: the Hunter's Inn at the head of Heddon's Mouth.

in the Quantock Hills, I'd probably send them to Cothelstone Hill. on a clear day, the mountains of South Wales appear across the Bristol Channel. Looking south you can trace the flat expanse of the Somerset Levels, with Glastonbury Tor rising like pick out the coast of South Wales across the Bristol Channel. On a clear day you can enjoy views across the Bristol Channel to South Wales, as well as Exmoor, the

View of Totnes and its castle with Dartmoor looming behind South Devon’s South Hams district and its Ivybridge: The Town Ruled by Rapids Most South Devon settlements look south to the water, but Ivybridge The rushing torrent provided limitless free water power, spawning a thriving industrial legacy of mills The most famous of these, Stowford Paper Mill, was founded in 1787 and processed specialty papers beneath Key Landmarks: The historic Ivy Bridge, the Erme river walks, Stowford Mill, and Brunel's railway viaduct

Polignano a Mare is a picturesque town on the Adriatic Coast of Italy, just south of Bari - on a part About 30 miles down the coast we come to Parco Naturale Regionale Dune Costiere da Torre Canne a Torre Perhaps not so much the Torre Guaceto Marine Protected Area Coastal and marine reserve about five miles south again. The Torre Guaceto Marine Protection Area is a zone filled large numbers of Mediterranean species.

But the big peaks are all far to the north of the West Country - not a single grain of South West soil Godolphin Hill is as fine a mound as any. You can see almost all of West Cornwall - from the giant dishes of Goonhilly Down to the south, right of the hill. Distance and Going: Three-and-half miles easy going.

You are more than spoilt for choice among the hills and dales of south and eastern Dartmoor. There is a path though, and once the threat of foot and mouth is finally laid to rest then Rippon Tor Foale’s Arrishes and Dartmoor Legends A quarter of a mile due south is Pil Tor and directly beyond are The Ten Commandments at Buckland Beacon This is a great south pointing peninsula of hill that cleaves as Bolt Head, just south of Salcombe.

to the south. Difficulty (when wet) 6/10 4 Heddon’s Mouth Woody Bay circular - Exmoor Coast Another hike that passes The perpendicular plod which meanders from Heddon's Mouth to Woody Bay and back again would certainly The first part of this hike is down Heddon's Mouth Cleave - which really is one of the steepest, deepest Eventually we reach the old carriageway near Woody Bay, where we turn right back towards Heddon's Mouth

So why do I claim to have been nearly killed by these wild upside down creatures? Or killed by their excrement - would be a more accurate way of putting it. potentially deadly cocktail for myself — because after two weeks I told them the hospital would definitely kill

access to his buried emotions is enabled only by means of a literal digging into the Jurassic bedrock of south-west At the south-eastern tip of the plateau we found the path that descends to Coney’s Castle lying, slightly lower, half-a-mile to the south – and as we strolled down it we were treated to views of the English Next we walked further south down the lane to find the track on our right which took us back around lower literary linkage - and it was accompanied by some of the best panoramas you can enjoy anywhere along the South

But one hill in particular caught their attention. It was only a few miles away. Not a stone's throw away from Lewesdon Hill. to thy summit, Lewesdon to the brow Of yon proud rising, where the lonely thorn Bends from the rude South Pillesdon's lofty Pen: So called (still rendering to his ancient name Observance due) that rival height south-west I am quite sure they went up Lewesdon Hill and read the poem on its summit which only a mile or two from