Along for the walk.

Join me on an early morning walk, as we we descend the steep cliff path down to Tregonhawke beach, Whitsand Bay, South East CornwallBefore anyone stirs, we quietly pass by the small, wooden, cliff top chalets, winding our way through the gorse and heather-lined path to reach the top of the steep steps, from where we can admire the vast expanse of blue sea stretched out before us and peer down to roofs of the lifeguard station and the empty Eddystone beach cafe and holiday let.We catch our first

Join me for a calming walk, along the banks of the River Tamar in Mount Edgcumbe Country Park, South East Cornwall.Looking out across the salty tidal waters that divide the counties of Devon and Cornwall, to view Mutton cove, Mount wise, The Royal William Yard (Plymouth) and Drakes Island.We can explore the shoreline, hidden slipway and vaulted garden battery; then walk across the gravel path to the picnic lawn and shingle/pebble cove at barn pool, where we can try our hand at skimming stones

Walk alongside me, as we take a peaceful stroll from the orangery, passing by the mermaid fountain in the Italian garden, and up through the many layers of gardens, plants, birdsong, and hedged archways. Smell the lemony scents drifting through the Rose garden and feel calm as we walk down through the ferns, to the gently lapping barn pool beach.Mount Edgcumbe Country Park and Estate is a free park to be enjoyed by all, on the banks of the river Tamar (opposite Plymouth Devon) along the remote

Join me in the small coastal village of Portwrinkle, South East Cornwall.Starting off at the base of the cliff on the eastern "Finnygook" beach, we shall head westwards, taking a stroll along the shoreline to the rockpools, admist the seaweed and shells to sit on the coastal defences/ sea steps, in the warming sunshine, out of the breeze.

Join me, as we wander out and clamber up onto the look out point, at the -now derelict- St Michael's chapel; on the tip of the Rame Head Pensiula; a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.For many, this rocky peninsula was the last sight of home that local sailors and expolorers saw when leaving Plymouth and the first, if and when they returned home.Rewarding and awe inspiring view of the Devon and Cornwall coastline and one where the open sea stretches out to join the big skies; you can