At the Southerly Point of Devon at the 'Pig's Nose'

Tuesday 27th April 2010

up bright and early, to Sunshine in Brixham, before getting the early bus across to Kingswear, where the Sun dissapearred under the rolling sea mist coming up the Estuary, and although still warm and pleasant wasn't quite as warm as it could have been...

I was collected by Lesley and David, and accompanied by 'Gimley' the dog we went travelled to East Prawle, parking next to http://www.pigsnose.co.uk/ where everything seemed to be named after Pig's, although I couldn't see any...

We walked along the coast to Prawle Point, http://www.nci-prawlepoint.org.uk/the most Southerly point in Devon, and along the spectacular cliffs, and sheltered coves , and back to the Pig's nose pub for a welcome pint of Pear Cider.

We then drove to Beesands, overlooking Start Bay, for lunch at

http://www.thecricketinn.com/ a really refreshing crab salad...and another Cider

then back to Dot's for an evening relax...