12/10/2012
Day 42 Appledore to Newquay
I passed historical villages such as Camelford and Wadebridge before I made it to Newquay 7 1/2 hours later and where we end for the day to have a rest day tomorrow.
And not a day too early.!!!
Day 42 Appledore to Newquay
The sun was out when the rain wasn't falling and at those times it was a beautiful day, but when it rained it wasn't such a nice day.
As I made my way along the Atlantic coast pushing Devon's boarder I came across many villages with strange names and I find myself wanting to meet the people who named these places to see what inspired them to do so.
Today is a shortish day standing at 110 miles but the hills made it feel like at least 140 miles plus and after a few hours of cycling I entered good old Cornwall where I had to make my surfing pose, I'm glad you cant see my body! 

Like I mentioned, the weather was unpredictable within a space of an hour I had rain, strong winds, sunshine, hail and sunshine again.
These two photo's were taken at the same time but on different sides of the road.
Today I didn't take a lunch break and was determined to finish within a respectable time despite my weak legs and general overall fatigue, and also, I kept missing Tricia on a few meeting spots for reasons beyond our control, like, she got lost with a sat-nav?
I passed historical villages such as Camelford and Wadebridge before I made it to Newquay 7 1/2 hours later and where we end for the day to have a rest day tomorrow.
And not a day too early.!!!
3671 miles completed in 42 days.
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Go Ettienne Go! You're doing an amazing job, such stamina. It's nice to see all the beautiful places you're speeding through (without the hard work!). Best of luck on your final leg and say hi that gorgeous wife of yours. Sarah :)
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