Has Spring Sprung?

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charlie
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Has Spring Sprung?

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Last few days of sun have certainly got things going although nights are still quite chilly.

Took the dog to the pub yesterday via a walk along the Fal certainly felt spring like

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Re: Has Spring Sprung?

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Beautiful!
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Looks even better after a couple of pints!
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Re: Has Spring Sprung?

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Charlie, we are always looking for good places for a walk, especially if it isn't too hilly. It looks vaguely familiar, but where exactly were you walking to and from?
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We catch the bus to Tresillian and walk down past Pencallenick then follow the foot path along the estuary via St Clements then on to Malpas where the Heron does good food (and Beer) You can also start in Truro and walk the path down the river and arrive at the Heron that way, which is shorter, sometimes we walk back to Truro but there is a Bus at 4.30 back which we often use!
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Aha, yes, I do know that walk but have only done it from the Truro end.
And yes, the Heron is a good stop off for the comestibles.
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