A wide coast to coast

[CapAndBracket]

After plans going wrong for a north south hike this year, time now allows a West east hike (St Davids head to Lowestoft), hopeing the blog will prove interesting and i may meet some wabbers along the way.
Cheers J.P.
This Island 2011

[CapAndBracket]

Reached Ffairfach almost a hundred miles into the journey and it's been very good so far. The pembroke coast section was tough, next the mountains.
Cheers J.P.

[CapAndBracket]

Made the east coast after 440.6 miles and it was good. What a mixture of terrain this island contains. (and a statue of captain mannering).
This Island 2011
Cheers J.P.

[Farplace]

What an achievement! You must be so pleased with yourself! Your blister looked sore. It looks like you had good weather too.
Jan

[CapAndBracket]

Thanks for the comments, the weather was mostly good and i feel lucky for that, the blister was a mystery as to why i should get such a beauty and (although decidedly sore at the time) it did heal quite nicely.
The trip was all i could have imagined plus many suprises, i could get boring going on about how many pretty villages i went through but it is just so true.
Cheers J.P.

[Farplace]

If you ever do the "short" Coast to Coast, there is always a welcome at my home in Weardale.

[htcdude]

Well done on your walk! Did you see many wildlife spectacles along the way?

Hope you manage to get your north/south hike done next

Nige

[CapAndBracket]

Originally Posted by Farplace

If you ever do the "short" Coast to Coast, there is always a welcome at my home in Weardale.

Well thanks very much for the offer of a warm welcome, it would be nice to meet wabbers along the trail with their local knowledge it could only make a day better.
Cheers J.P.

[CapAndBracket]

Originally Posted by htcdude

Well done on your walk! Did you see many wildlife spectacles along the way?

Hope you manage to get your north/south hike done next

Nige

I saw a lot of scenery and wildlife, the best spectacle was wild camped just north of santa pod with the bats flying back and forth on field boundary in front of tent, only someone there would believe how close they were.
The north/south is still on the hopefull list, it's just a question of time.

Must say it would be extreamely interesting if others did the W/E walk or parts of it as day hikes and report on all the sights i missed, there really were some fantastic days.

Cheers J.P.

[Pete Collins]

Congratulations on your walk!

I don't have much internet access during the week nowadays, so I haven't yet had the chance to look at your blog - I hope to catch up with it sometime.