Set off by walking past the Anchor Inn, near the beach, and up the hill past the allotments. What a place to garden!!! 
Look West, and then look behind you to the East. The panorama is breathtaking.
A first glimpse of the red cliffs of Devon.(more pictures in the slideshow)
Decide whether to walk the undercliff (too boggy at this time of year) or take the high ground to the old Coastguard’s lookout
with a Buddha now keeping watch from the upper window – and here the Buddha’s view
and on across the top to Branscombe ……. (to see the continuation of this walk click here)
Melissa and I started a Renga when I was in Devon and although we did not carry it on -( life sometimes takes over – and we do it for fun – no pressure) I wanted to record what we wrote, cos I like it as it is! And it refers to this very walk.
Melissa starts with her Haiku Challenge and we alternate the verses from there, if anyone else would like to pick this up and run with it you are very welcome:
On rare occasions I imbibe much and suffer Harsh headaches always
Away on a weekend break White wine for me, no headache
Sulphite free that wine Must be, grapes sent from heaven To you in Devon
Walking on air along cliffs Clear head and cobalt sea drifts
Fresh air is the best Remedy for my sore head Sleep? No! Walk instead
(addition in green! Melissa wrote the above next verse …. ah! now to see if the next couplet comes to me)
I love to include walks from other blogs here too, so we can all wander round the world together: this week join a delightful family walk with Alisa Burke, in Oregon, USA I would skip for joy if you put a link to your walk in the ‘Comments’, and if you don’t have blog, send me some pictures by email with a few words about your walk and they will appear in the next Wednesday Walk-Along. 😉
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