Such a lovely day after the terrible rains last week, so we headed 12 miles away from Plymouth across the Tamar Bridge into Cornwall. First of all we found a signpost to Halton Quay which is a wild life sanctuary on the banks of the River Tamar. I have included a map on the area at the end of this blog.
Then onto Cotehele Quay, a National Trust property. From here you can walk to Calstock beside the river through the woods.
There is a potter who displays her goods half way to Calstock and we cannot resist making some purchases!
The path back along the track in the woods is steep, but we return to Cotehele Quay and below are pictures of it.
A lovely sunny day, ideal for a brisk walk on a sunday afternoon.
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| Halton Quay looking downstream towards Plymouth |
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| St Dominic and his sister landed here |
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| Halton Quay looking up river to Cotehele |
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| Cotehele Quay |
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| The path through the woods towards Calstock |
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| A view of the viaduct over the River Tamar |
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| The River Tamar |
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| We are now the other side of the viaduct looking back to Cotehele. Do you see the cornish flag? |
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| A view from Calstock |
The path back along the track in the woods is steep, but we return to Cotehele Quay and below are pictures of it.
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| This map shows Halton Quay, Cotehele Quay and Calstock all on the bank of the River Tamar |
