This was a weekend away in Newquay for my youngest’s birthday, we didn’t really have too much planned with the exception that the birthday boy was going to eat his bodyweight in pancakes for breakfast. That feat was accomplished quickly after a late start and we had a mull over our options, having driven to a driving range (unmanned so not renting clubs), the nearby Aircraft heritage centre at RAF St Mawgan has been closed by Cornwall Council and even the footgolf thing by the beach was closed. Instead we took a wander (walk would be stretching it a bit as its barely 500metres), we headed out to Trevelgue Head just to have a think of further options. As it was he really wanted to go and bask some golf balls at a driving range, so we after this little bimble we headed home to do just that. The headland had some interest being that it was a fort in the distant past and it has given me a parking spot on a side road from where I can do the path north from here at a future date sometime. So not all was lost.












Shame about the Aviation Centre. I have noticed a few places that have never returned since the pandemic. 😦
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This one made it through the pandemic but was shut by the council for some reason after the autumn 2022
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Not sure I’ve ever walked out to Trevelgue Head. One of the bits of coast path I’ve not walked, or in fact ever walked on Porth Beach either for some reason. I like headlands like that with their little nooks and crannies
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