My partner Barbara retired this year (2023) and felt the time was right, and it's something she had always wanted to do.
With the company of her three daughters, Lisa, Tina and Sarah they were off to walk the
290 mile Cornish section of
the South West Coastal Path, in bite sized chunks. They started in May,
hoping for a good summer of fortnightly walks. Each section of the
route I researched to 
ensure it was "do-able" in a reasonable time, having
established a target destination it required us to recce the finishing
point, for this I was rewarded with a "Recce Brekie," this could
have lead to a whole blog of it's own, because we had some meorable
breakfasts.
To ease the travel
arrangements I drove the girls to their start point, then
met them at our rendevous several
hours later. The girls recorded the walks with
photographs and videos taken on their mobile phones and on their return home
I downloaded said media and processed it into a video. Along with facts and
points of interest my research had gleaned, the video was edited then posted on
YouTube for each walk.
The SWCP Association have created a series of rubber stamps that can be collected at businesses along the route, they can be stamped into a "Passport", unfortunately we found many gaps!
