South West Coast Path 2002 - Padstow to Sennen |
| Day 9: Botallack to Sennen |
| 6.9 miles Distance from Padstow: 90 miles Distance from Minehead: 256.1 miles Read today's journal entry |

Crowns Shaft: These partly restored engine houses are said to be some of the most photographed in the area |

Engine houses: These ruins are one of the iconic images of Cornwall |

Magical landscape: Cape Cornwall is one of the county's most magical spots - it beats Lands End hands down, and is special to us |

Through the ages: The ruined chapel at the foot of the Cape |

A notable landmark: You can see this chimney, linked to a nearby unsuccessful tin mine, and to navigation, for miles around |

Whitesand Bay: A sunny day, and a gentle walk towards Lands End |

More mining remains: An adit in the cliff face |

Heather and gorse: This stretch of cliff is a lovely walk |

An unexpected obstacle: We may have taken a wrong turn but... this is purportedly the coast path! |

Turning the corner: Our first proper view of Lands End |

Pebbly beach: These rocks at the base of the cliffs mark the approach to Sennen |

Paradise beach: Sennen's sandy acres are legendary |
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Postscript 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002: Padstow to Sennen 2003 2004
All distances are calculated courtesy of the South West Coast Path Association handbook and mileages from the relevant National Trail Guides. |
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