Sierra de La Cabrera
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Porthcadjack, Cornwall
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St Agnes' Head, Cornwall
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South West Peninsula Coast Path, Cornwall
The steep path up from Trevaunance Cove and towards Newdown's Head, St Agnes District.
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The National Trust I think! Obviously there was a path here before but very muddy after rain and perhaps impossible then, especially as the path became more and more popular. So I'm sure it was done to stop erosion as well as to make it easier for people, and their dogs!
Alan,
Thank you both!
Ron,
Thank you both!
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