RC of Truro and the Evolution Club
Mawgan Porth to Newquay
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Cathie S reports......"We had another fantastic day walking the coast path from Mawgan Porth to
Porth. As before we were welcomed at the finish by Caroline one of our members who laid on another delicious cream tea. So far we have raised about £250-00 on our just giving page but expect more
donations to come in.
We had Mike and Carol Robson, Chris and Polly Barton, Clare Greenwood, John Ball, Eve Govier, Fiona Devlin and Jennie Reed on this section.
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WEEK 5 - to 31 August. The Big Rotary Cornish Coastal Footpath Challenge.
back Many Clubs throughout the County have joined the Challenge, and we are now within 36 miles of walking every bit of the Cornish Coastal Footpath. See the Map for the remaining 7 stretches to be walked.