Finding Space on the South West Coast Path
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Finding Space on the South West Coast Path
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About this listen
In this episode, Morgan shares his experience walking sections of the South West Coast Path — a 630-mile route tracing the coastline of south-west England.
We cover:
- Why he chose the Coast Path during a difficult period in his life
- The accessibility of the route and how easy it is to join by train
- The Jurassic Coast and its dramatic geology
- Why the South West Coast Path can feel surprisingly remote
- What a typical day on the trail looks like
- Conversations that stuck with him, including:
- Two soaked bivvy-baggers caught in a storm
- A solo woman walking the entire route using all her annual leave
- Food highlights — including a cream tea cooked on a stove in the middle of nowhere
- The River Erme crossing near Mothecombe
- What to leave out of your pack
- The importance of knowing your experience level
Morgan also talks about documenting his journeys on social media — and the tension between capturing the moment and simply living it.
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