This walk was pretty much over similar ground to Sunday’s walk, only I headed round to Roos Tor and past Cox Tor, instead of going towards Lynch Tor this time. The weather was absolutely superb, warm enough for just a t shirt and a bit of a tan!!! It was a shame I couldn’t lengthen the walk a fair bit, however I started a bit late and had to be somewhere later. A proper spring day however the forecast for the rest of Easter is poor so I’m glad I got this one in when I did, this was indeed a Good Friday!
| Start – Boulters Tor car park |
| Route – Boulters Tor – Setters Rocks – Stephens Grave – Langstone Stone Circle – Roos Tor – Sharp Tor – Combe Tor – Boulters Tor car park |
| Distance – 5 miles Start time – 11.00am Time taken – 3hr 10mins Highest Point – Roos Tor 454m |
| Weather – Beautiful, warm for spring, sunny |
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Spring weather and spring in the fields around Peter Tavy
Lovely views up to Great Links Tor
White Tor up on the left and Great Mis Tor on the right from Boulters Tor
Same place looking to Cox Tor, Great Staple Tor and Roos Tor, I’ll be on Roos Tor later
Fleeces were removed as it was a warm spring day
Setter Rocks now, looking back to Boulters Tor with Brent Tor in the distance
White Tor and blue skies
Stephens Grave
Bit of zoom into Cornwall to pick out Kit Hill left and the Caradon mast right
I think that’s Brown Willy on the right, the highest point on Bodmin Moor
Langstone Moor and the menhir, with Lynch Tor on the left where I was on Sunday
Langstone Moor Stone Circle with Roos Tor on the right
The slopes of Great Mis Tor on the left with Roos Tor right, the river Walkham in between
Roos Tor with North Hessary Tor and the TV mast behind
Stunning views to Cornwall from Roos Tor
Behind Roos Tor and the path I’ve walked along to get here
Fair bit of zoom to pick out the church on Brent Tor
And spinning round to see the Tamar Bridge over the River Tamar to the south
Heading to Sharp Tor on the left of this picture
White Tor up on the left
Peter Tavy below and Mary Tavy up on the right from Sharp Tor
Sharp Tor looking up to Great Links Tor
Kit Hill in the distance from Sharp Tor
Godsworthy Farm with White Tor behind
Crossing the bridge over Colly Brook in the Combe
Spring daffs
treksandtors 
What a lovely day – blessed with the weather. We had a lovely Good Friday and the rest was hit with Storm Katie! Hopefully it’ll get much better….
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It was a belter of a day, lovely and warm and the sign of things to come hopefully!! Hope you had a good Easter, I’ve booked to stay in Betws y Coed on Monday 30th May until the Friday, so looking forward to that, need some long walks in my legs before I go there though!!
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