The surface underfoot was what I hoped it would be - just harsh enough to condition my soles, but not so harsh that I would have to break out the mincers. From Lydford Tor and over the stile the track leads through a refreshingly boggy section, to a nameless outcrop and on to Devil's Tor and the Beardown Man standing stone.
From here it was a quick pad to Rough Tor and then down to Crow Tor, descending into Foxholes and back up to the Lydford Tor stile. From here, a sweet swoopy descent leads back to the footbridge and up to the car park.
Blue skies too =)
ReplyDeleteYeah, I was lucky with the last shot - there was a load of cloud on the way and by the time I'd fiddled with the timer the light would have gone.
ReplyDeleteMy toes would be have been a 'bit snipey' too, if I hadn't stubbed them into submission first! Good on you!
ReplyDeleteHa! I find myself paying much more attention to the ground than I normally do. No mishaps so far, but seen some corkers on barefoot blogs.
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