We all thoroughly enjoyed our evening sightseeing tour last night with our local guide (Ben Woolvin!) around Plymouth last night including Rockfish for chips and the Plymouth Gin distillery.
Our day began for a very short ride down to the Royal William Yard for breakfast. We had a lovely breakfast on a deck over the marina watching all the boats and enjoying the sunshine!
After breakfast Ben and I took the short Cremyll ferry to Cornwall and started our long morning of slogging up the seemingly endless (steep!) Cornish hills on little lanes crowded with tourists who can’t drive properly.
We took a break at Seaton for a much-needed icecream after a couple of hours and then continued on to Fowey (via another cute ferry) for pasties, which we ate on the sea wall watching the dingy racing of their regatta.
After Fowey the roads were much bigger and consequently the idiot tourists much faster, but at least they were a little bit flatter for my poor legs! When finding ourselves pulled onto the dual carriageway part of the A390 we swiftly exited and re-routed up yet more hills on lovely little lanes to our very fancy B&B suite that Aunty Mandy booked for us during the day (as its Cornwall in August we had no luck ourselves finding anywhere to stay- so it was a case of Mandy to the rescue!)
DOWNHILL ALMOST ALL THE WAY 
Oh my Sarah!!
Not sure how you’re doin’ so far but the coffee and cake bit sounds yummy 😉
If nothing else, you have totally excelled and gone beyond the call of the wild duty…
Amazing my dear 😉
Keep it up and you’ll soon be home….
WELL DONE PA.. he deserves a medal. And a new bike battery probably.
luv it.
margot
x
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If I had known about all the cake stops, I might have been able to participate in this challenge after all….No, even with cake to fuel and motivate me, I could never keep up with you! You are amazing Shippster -keep going! From now on, ALL the cinnamon roll stops at Pastry Corner are on me! Pedal on home soon! Sheena x
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