DAY FOUR - St. Keverne to Falmouth
Today’s walk from St. Keverne to Falmouth was broken up by a few short Ferry crossings. This was a new experience for us, using “On Demand” Ferry services rather than a regular Ferry crossing time. You just show up at a spot along the beach with a hinged wooden sign, flip it down so it shows all red or all yellow and someone from the other side of the river sees it, jumps in a small boat and comes to fetch you.
The sun wasn’t quite as relentless today and we even had a short squall of rain on our second Ferry crossing. In total we walked 14 miles today arriving in Falmouth just before dinner. Hope you enjoy the pics!
Horses and cottages along our walk from St. Keverne to the Coast this morning
A Cornwall staircase.
A BEAUTIFUL THATCHED ROOF COTTAGE
Couldn’t resist the nostalgia
On Demand Ferry Service. You call for the boat by flipping the orange sign board down.
First Ferry crossing of the day
Future Royal Navy Captain
She sell sea shells by the sea shore
Shelagh, waiting for Ferry # 2 for today
And here comes the next Ferry to fetch us
The coastal town of Falmouth, our destination for today
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