Please don’t park in the hall car park if there is an event, you can check this, or book the hall for 12 pounds a session by phoning 01579 363901. There is a public toilet on the outside of the hall.
There is a doggy bin on the Trevigro Road by the 30 mph sign, plus further along on this road there is a layby for parking.
Writing this in July, there is a mixture of stock in the fields, from cattle, sheep and lambs and you may encounter other animals, including horses, donkey, goats, who knows, so keep all dogs under close control. Stinging nettles and brambles are growing fast as are the crops, take care. If walking in a group avoid trampling and damaging the crops (which includes grass) by walking in single file and keep to the edges. Leave all gates as you find them.
The Interactive map on Cornwall Council web site is useful for plotting your route. MAP
Tamara C2C Stage 9 Kelly
August 28th 2024. We were met at Kelly by Warin Kelly and his daughter, who told us about Poison in The Garden. Kelly’s have lived in this house for over 900 years, the church stands next door and they gave us a brief history. We noted the carved 3 hares, deer and Green Man. The […]Read More »Tamara C2C Stage 8 Werrington
August 24th 2024. Starting at Werrington church, we crossed the road into the field and stopped to enjoy the magnificent views. The footpath crossed a few fields with interesting stiles and emerged into a farm yard at Mountshire, up the drive and onto the lane, leading us to Tamartown. The Tamar off to our left. […]Read More »Tamara C2C Stage 7. Whitstone to Boyton
Ex policeman Norman gave us a great history of the church, the village and area. There was no war memorial here so Rev’d Medcraft, designed and had a tablet installed in the church, despite objections from the Bishop. It was a bit of a do with the Marquis of Queensbury, who had family ties with […]Read More »Tamara C2C Stage 6 Marhamchurch
St. Marwenne church stands in the middle of Marhamchurch village alongside the shop, pub, school… The 15th century oak door and knocker leads onto a chequerboard floor of slates on edge. Liz gave us a warm welcome and some history then we made lots of noise on the 6 bells before heading off to the […]Read More »Tamara C2C Stage 5 Hersham
We dropped a car at Grimscott village hall car park then drove on, and started the walk at Hersham (meaning we didnt have to walk on a busy road) then followed the TC2C on lanes and fields to Launcells church. A couple walkers got distracted by the views and cows at a gateway and fell […]Read More »Tamara C2C Stage 4 Lwr. Tamar Lakes
We parked for free at Lower Tamar Lakes car park and took the aqueduct trail. The Aqueduct branch of the Bude Canal network [Bude-Holsworthy & Bude-Launceston] supplied water to the canal from Lower Tamar Lake (then Alfardisworthy Lake, named after a nearby hamlet) a reservoir built for that purpose in the 1820s. Later it was […]Read More »