A relatively short and mostly dry walk today to St Agnes, but quite windy again.
After climbing out of Perranporth, we took a slightly inland path to avoid the vertiginous path around the first headland – the path can be very narrow and with the wind a bit treacherous!
Most of today’s walk was through country affected by the tin mining industry – shafts, spoils and subsided levels – that had a totally different feel to the lovely scenery we’d had up till now.
A tough finish to the day with a steep downhill to Trellas Coombes followed by an equally steep uphill and downhill over the headland just before Trevaunance Cove, where we had a nice lunch watching surfers enjoy the break there.
After lunch a short walk up the hill to our accommodation at the lovely village of St Agnes.
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