Lynmouth to Lynton cliff railway http://www.cliffrailwaylynton.co.uk/

An early introduction to the 'mountainous' nature of this section, the goats are plentiful and pester holidaymakers for tit-bits.

Castle Rock broods over the coast.

castle Rock from the West.

Lee Abbey.

Former toll cottage at Lee Abbey.

Your guess is as good as mine!

Pretty waterfall on the path near Martinhoe.

The view East from Highveer Point back to Foreland Point beyond Lynmouth.

The bridge near Heddon's Mouth.

The view from High Cliff West towards The Great Hangman and Widmouth Head beyond..

The path passes alongside steep drops at Ash Cove.

Beautiful heather cover at Holdstone Down.

Our intrepid explorer on the cairn at the Great Hangman, highest point on the South West Coast Path at 318 metres (1043 feet).

High places lie behind from this point and the path falls gradually towards Combe Martin.

As the cloud clears in the late afternoon, the unmistakeable profile of Worms Head on the Gower peninsula, South Wales emerges. A plume forms above a chimney, probably at Port Talbot steel works.

The approach to Combe Martin.

Combe Martin, the longest village in England.