These asylum seekers are far from their original home, and in the process of waiting to find out if they can remain in this country. They cannot work within this time and so these walks have, as one participant commented has ‘given purpose to getting out of my flat’.
As winter storms return to our shores, we’re reminded the climate crisis hasn’t gone away, and that access to natural landscapes like those of the South West Coast Path (SWCP) are possibly more at threat than ever before.
“For anyone reading this wondering if they should do it, my opinion is an unreserved Yes!”
28-year-old Conor Morgan tells us more about his journey completing the South West Coast Path. How it taught him to respect the Trail, get to know the region he grew up in and overcome Crohns Disease.
Understandably, we’ve received less of your completer stories this year. Which is why we were so delighted to hear from Patricia and Linda from Wolverhampton, who were able to finish their journey on the Path this September. Here’s their story.
The South West Coast Path 