A heartfelt thank you from Jonno and I for everyone helping make this happen. From suppliers and accommodation providers offering discounts (and in some cases waiving their fees completely), and for all you, our friends, family and people we have met on our journey and some we don’t know and just wanted to donate to this cause. THANK YOU Jonno and Martin xx

We ended our epic adventure with a circular walk in a place we as a family spent many happy times. It would have been Natalie’s 54th Birthday today, and to celebrate we were joined by Pam, John and his dogs Oggy and Sonnet. After yesterday’s strenuous walk with 4000ft of elevation, Jonno and I were in agreement of a less arduous day to mark the end of our journey. And what a journey it has been. We have met so many people in this amazing county who have supported and encouraged us. It has been a real privilege. We would like to thank everyone involved in helping us make this happen. Truly life changing. Thank you. Jonno and Martin xx https://strava.app.link/oQPYRZpjqlb

This walk was always going to mean something special to us as it took in some of Natalie’s favourite places. A hard day’s walking but tempered with perfect clear skies and bright winter sun. Picture of Jonno on Penally Point overlooking the harbour at Boscastle. A place of significance for Natalie and her family. https://strava.app.link/vQ9HTYSXolb

We split our walks today. Jonno, Ellie and Izzy took a separate circular walk from Port Isaac heading North to Trebarwith Strand, and Pam and I headed South from Boscastle to Trebarwith. Taking in some of the best North Cornwall coastal scenery and all places Natalie knew and loved. A special day. Tomorrow we head from Boscastle North to Widemouth Bay to our lodgings at Chycot.

We decided on an easier second Saturday and walked an area neither of us knew, Perranporth. We were reminded of the industrial heritage and the dangers of long abandoned mine shafts and towering unstable cliffs. We coupled our circular walk with a walk up the Blue Hills Tin Valley before heading back near the runway with the Perran ‘Drag & Drift’ loudly resounding in the background - much to Jonno’s interest. https://strava.app.link/jEQoVFqxllb

Referred to as Category 4 on iWalk Cornwall, some parts were particularly challenging as the photo suggests. Here Jonno climbs up the bolder strewn South West Coast Path. But we loved this part of the County, it’s rugged beauty and stark reminders of it’s tough industrial heritage. A really good place to come and reflect. Oh, and on the journey to Zennor we had a roadblock with a herd of cows being taken to another field. Something Jonno doesn’t see in Plymouth! https://strava.app.link/K3CSO10Tjlb

Despite some Cornish ‘mizzle’, we had another uplifting day with great views along the coast, and despite the commercialism of Land’s End we walked, stopped and took it all in. Met some lovely people in particular Dee, Emerald and Mo at the Apple Tree Cafe at Trevescan, who made us feel so welcome at their cafe. Special thanks to Dee for donating our cost of our lunch to our cause. And good luck with the new venture, it’s a really special and welcoming cafe. We’re staying at St Just RFC tonight, and in addition to them allowing us to stay for free (and a free pint too) we’ve also received a further donation. Just amazing! https://strava.app.link/czaPVka5hlb

So pleased to be joined today by Pam, Ellie and Izzy for this circuit through woods, parkland gardens and coastal inlets. And with perfect weather we didn’t want to leave our lunchtime stop at Loe Bar - the photo doesn’t do this justice, it’s an extraordinary place. We’re at half way stage today. Staying tonight at YHA Penzance, before walking Lands End tomorrow. https://strava.app.link/RWGcjLYoglb

We really enjoyed this stretch of coastline and hinterland. Widely diverse, from the recently abandoned Dean quarry and it’s loading Jetty (operating until 2005) to Black Head and the history and importance of Pilchard fishing. It’s a fantastic section of the coast and highly recommended. https://strava.app.link/FischC7Uelb

Less challenging ascent and descent today, but with varied walks along the coast, river inlets, wooded valleys and byways. Met some people interested in our walk, and stopped at the Towan Beach Cafe for refreshments. Oh, and Jonno decides to climb a mast! Stopping at the Three Tuns at St Keverne tonight before two circular walks from here tomorrow. Now for a beer….. https://strava.app.link/qCDDBxN9clb

Delighted to be joined by Ellie and Izzy for the second part of our walk today to Nare Head. Staying tonight at the safe harbour of the Ship Inn at Portloe - thanks to our hosts Rob and Gemma for upgrading our room to a family suite. Lovely relaxed welcome. Thank you. Amazing donations coming in too. Thank you for helping us make this happen. https://strava.app.link/ywfvDpAoblb

Delighted that Jonno’s best mate Felix could join us today on a walk that surpassed our expectations. A fair weather day, light cloud and light airs. Just a few walkers, apart from that - just amazing views along the Cornish South Coast. https://strava.app.link/NDl35GsS9kb

We’ll, we’ve started. And despite challenging elements - strong winds with heavy showers, we got to Looe in quieter weather in the dark - as you can see! Tomorrow we head for a circular walk at Polperro and Polruan. https://strava.app.link/7AYrksGb8kb

We’re starting to understand the challenges of doing this walk in winter, with passenger ferries not running, short days and limited accommodation! Not to be defeated we’ve changed how we are overcoming this - using our off-grid camper van to help us get around the county - we are doing some circular walks along the coastline. We’ll post progress of each day - starting Friday 12th November.