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Inspired by the Coast

Walking Women

An eight-week walk along the SWCP by visual artist Carys Wilson creates a beautiful exhibition of artworks inspired by her journey.

by South West Coast Path AssociationMay 29, 2024March 20, 2025
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Health and Wellbeing

Moving for our Mental Health

This #MentalHealthWeek our fantastic Coast Path Connectors Project Manager, Alex, takes the opportunity to outline some of the amazing health and wellbeing benefits of the National Lottery Heritage funded Coast Path Connectors Project.

by South West Coast Path AssociationMay 13, 2024March 20, 2025
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Inspired by the Coast

Inspired by the Coast – Hannah Louise Lamb

In this latest instalment of our ‘Inspired by the Coast’ blog series, we talk to Hannah Louise Lamb, a jewellery designer whose bespoke pieces are inspired by special places.

by South West Coast Path AssociationApril 4, 2024March 20, 2025
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Community Engagement

Coast Path Connectors Spring Update

In this latest update on the Coast Path Connectors project, we reflect on the benefits of our walking groups and look ahead to spring.

by South West Coast Path AssociationApril 4, 2024March 20, 2025
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Environment

Climate Change and the Path

National Trail Officer, Lorna Sherriff, shares how climate change and changes in weather patterns is impacting on the South West Coast Path and how you can get involved with our #EveryMileMatters campaign.

by South West Coast Path AssociationApril 4, 2024March 20, 2025
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Inspired by the Coast

Embracing the Serenity of Coastal Creativity: An Artist’s Reflection by Poole-based illustrator, Lauren Marina

In this latest instalment of our ‘Inspired by the Coast’ blog series, we talk to Lauren Marina, Poole-based illustrator whose art is inspired by nature, and a deep sense of connection and wonder with the sea and soil around her.

by South West Coast Path AssociationMarch 4, 2024March 20, 2025
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Last month our National Trail Officer, Lorna, headed to Dorset and had a productive day with the Area Rep volunteer for the Abbotsbury to South Haven Point stretch, discussing the opportunities and challenges along this section of the trail. Postcards from the Path Today, we are celebrating National Poetry Day 🌈 🥾 Dreaming of a really, really big walk? The long and winding path......... This month’s Inspired by the Coast feature spotlights Devon artist @joewebsterart whose work is shaped by the wild landscapes of the South West coast.

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