The Last of the Cornish Bargains
Final day in Mawgan Porth. We've walked the coast North. We've walked the coast South. Only option now is inland. But once again, we fail to find a circular walk.
This is a straight up, straight back following the River Menalyhyl. We head along roads, through woodland and along the river bank to find the hamlet of St Mawgan.
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| The Woodland trail to St Mawgan |
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| St Mawgan Church |
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| Twice blogged, never visited. It's 10am on a Sunday |
A church, a pub (which we are too early for) and a choice of two cafes. We pick wisely, with Hawkey's cafe.
Old school, unspoiled and run by a genial Hullensian. A master baker and mean wielder of the frying pan.
Normally, not enough excitement to warrant a blog. Until I pay the bill. Two teas, a hot mince pie with cream, a slice of fruit cake and two home made sausage tolls for the 4 hour drive home.
A tenner.
We're tourists. They really should have seen us coming.
Walk Details
Distance - 4 Miles
Geocaches - 0
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