Given a fit enough walker, a relatively light pack, two stout boots, a good
walking stick, OS' finest maps, the likely weather and prevailing winds in
the first week of January, and eight hours of daylight, is this coastal
itinerary realistic:
Gweek-Coverack, Coverack-Lizard, Lizard-Porthleven, Porthleven-Penzance, Penzance-Porthcurno, Porthcurno-
Pendeen, Pendeen-St Ives.
It's tricky trying to figure what the actual walking is like from reading the map--how do these
projected days compare in difficulty to Porlock-Lynmouth and Lynmouth-Combe Martin which I walked
last January?