Image]). The left turn is followed by footpath 634 9/1, a mere 200 metres long, which ends at St Cyric's Creek by a listed C18 house whose garden contains the possible remains of a Cluniac Priory. Sounds intriguing, but I found nowhere to park. I'll investigate when I do my coast walk round Britain, which I've been planning for nearly 40 years. Ha!."> Junction, St Cadix

Junction, St Cadix

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Junction, St Cadix

Image: © Derek Harper Taken: 25 Mar 2017

The "main" lane is from Penpoll to Haye Farm, a very circuitous route (see Image]). The left turn is followed by footpath 634 9/1, a mere 200 metres long, which ends at St Cyric's Creek by a listed C18 house whose garden contains the possible remains of a Cluniac Priory. Sounds intriguing, but I found nowhere to park. I'll investigate when I do my coast walk round Britain, which I've been planning for nearly 40 years. Ha!

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Image Location

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Latitude
50.36248
Longitude
-4.624086