They say “the trail provides”. This morning I experienced it. Thrice!
- The campsite had a free tumble drier and electricity sockets.
- Tonight’s campsite hadn’t responded to my enquiry. Rechecking their website I scroll down further
- At the bottom of the hill I found an open cafe at 0830. Unheard of to date.
The cafe attendant writes a cryptic note on my sausage roll paper bag.
The sun is out as well and little wind. A good day for walking.
The Roseland Peninsula has some fine coastline.
Flatish pitch on campsite with very little wind forecast. I arrive after 29km with daylight to spare and manage to air dry the tent. Tomorrow I hit Falmouth, the day after I’m half way round!
Having experienced a wet arrival at campsite yesterday I think only by having dry and warm today was I able to keep my spirits and distance up. When the inevitability of rain two days on the trot arrives I think that’s now my biggest obstacle. The distance is flying by, my health is good, ferry closures are almost a thing of the past now (the remaining few run year round).
Tomorrow is a short day of <24km, I might amble around Falmouth reliving some memories.
New Valley Hills 
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