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near to Treligga, Cornwall, England

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	St Teath: steps in the path by Martin Bodman On the coast path. The way out of the valley below Tregragon is steep!
	Footpath to Dannonchapel by Tony Atkin The footpath leaves the coast path and heads inland via Dannonchapel, eventually reaching the road.
	Steps on the coast path near Crookmoyle Rock by Derek Harper Looking back down a murderous conclusion to a strenuous climb up 60 metres from the footbridge shown in SX0382 : Footbridge near Jacket's Point. Four consecutive valleys are crossed by the coast path in just over two kilometres, quite the most brutal stretch of the... (more)
	Spring on its way to the sea by Chris McAuley
	Cornish coast, Port Isaac Bay by Philip Halling
	Ruined Farm Buildings at Dannonchapel by Tony Atkin
	Dannonchapel by Chris McAuley
	Coast path near Dannonchapel by Derek Harper This descent and ascent is by no means the worst of the five that come in quick succession on a murderous two kilometres or so of coast path. Delabole Point is the dark headland a little ahead, with Port Isaac in the distance.
	Cornish coast from above Crookmoyle Rock by Philip Halling Rugged Cornish coast on Port Isaac Bay.
	St Teath: a cove or inlet by Martin Bodman A dramatic break in the cliffs, not named on the Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 map, seen from the coast path and inaccessible from it
	Looking Upstream by Tony Atkin Looking upstream from the coast path along the valley which runs to the south of Dannonchapel.
	St Teath: valley below Tregragon by Martin Bodman A link path runs up the valley to the farm and Westdowns on the B3314 road