Day four: 80 miles We woke up in our tres posh park. The shower facilities were just a marvel. We packed up during which time we ended up having a chat with a South African chap from London who was admiring Sheila and the trip. She continues to be popular and largely admired. We then set off for Porthleven. Oh what an adorable little fishing town. I could have stayed there. I enjoyed tea by the harbour and then went to the craft market. Everybody was lovely. O...

Day four 100 miles: This morning we set off from Brixton. Some lovely neighbours from Southampton offered tea before leaving. They recommended that we visit Wembury beach. I headed there to start with but then missed the turn. So We went to Plymouth for breakfast. From there Sheila went on a ferry for the first time. She thoroughly enjoyed the experience and we arrived in Cornwall. We passed Torpoint. Went to Beer but got hassled about parking so we ended up ju...

Day three of the whistle stop tour of the west of England 120 miles: This blog arrives a day late due to lack of charge on my phone. So the morning started Leacroft camp site where we left at around 10.30 am once my phone had been charged up. Actually it also takes quite a while to pack up as it goes. First we went to Sidmouth where we had to cross through a Ford - it was a little worrying as I wasn't sure how Sheila was going to take to it. I can gladly repor...

Day two 100 miles: I spent the night at the Arndale hotel in Poole. By the time we set off it was rather later than anticipated. The first destination for the day was Corfe Castle. I took the Dorset Belle, a steam train. After that I headed for Lulworth Castle. From there we proceeded to Lulworth Cove. Myself there visited the cove and after that I had a spot of lunch. Having just ordered lunch I noticed for the second time today that I must have left my keys in...

Day one 200 miles: This morning we set off from London on our trip along the south west coast of England. Firstly we headed off to Brighton. When we got to there it was so so busy with day-trippers mostly from London. So we decided to bypass Brighton and headed west. St Botolph's was very impressive but unfortunately there was a danger of it starting to rain so we didn't stop. Maybe on the way back. At this point we were heading towards Bognor Regis it looked ...