Day 8 of my treadmill virtual hike along the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path (incorporating the England Coast Path!) was from the coast north of Weybourne to Trimingham, passing through Sheringham, Cromer and some other named places. This stretch of the Norfolk coast is quite built up - and there were lots of campsites and holiday parks too.
After a week of level walking, today's trek actually involved some ascent - in fact, at well over 600ft, it was more than all the other days put together.
As soon as I'd passed Weybourne, cliffs appeared and the path went up and along the cliff edge. The cliffs looked sandy, but stable, with very few barriers or fences:
Arriving in Sheringham, I passed what I first thought was a paddling pool, but it turned out to be a big boating lake (for model boats!):
A little way past Sheringham - which, like all the towns and villages I saw today, looked extremely nice - I passed a trig point. It was at a place called Beeston Bump, which seems a suitable name for a 63m-high hill.
I think that leaves about 33 miles still to go...