My wife & I have holidayed in Cornwall for the past 4yrs, mainly to visit Kirsty's grand parents, but until then i hadn't realised what a gorgeous place it is - it has something for everyone.
We've done the touristy things like Eden, Heligan & Lands end etc. & found a few little gems along the way like the little fish mongers & the Exotic Wood Craftsman in Looe & The Earl of St. Vincent in Egloshayle.
I didn't have too much time for walking last year as Kirsty & I were sorting out our wedding in Bodmin (Lyndhirst? opposite the old railway) but the year before managed quite a good walk:
Wadebridge to Port Isaac where i stopped for an early lunch then west along the coastal path through Port Quin & onto New Polzeath, inland to Rock via Polzeath to catch the last ferry over to Padstow then along the Camel Trail back to Wadebridge, I started at 06:30 & returned at 22:30. I was quite drunk from all the fine ales i had to imbibe along the way
Anyhoo, this year i hope to do The Saints Way (or at least some of it) with one nights camp along the way. We're staying at St Issey.
I think Fowey to St Issey, along the Saints Way with one nights camp in the middle somewhere is quite doable.
Do you agree or am i being optimistic?
Can you suggest a good place to camp? On, or near to, The Saints Way (no sites, i want wild).
Can you suggest anything of interest for me to check out along the way?
Thank you kindly in advance, i look forward to hearing what you have to say.
Paul.
p.s
for those of you interested here is a good website -
http://www.oliverscornwall.co.uk/ [nofollow]I'll be putting it to good use