So this was it! The last Day! The final 30! We actually started on the front at W-S-M and an opportunity to get opening proof that Mark was wearing a Man Utd shirt, something that would get £400 towards our total if we both did on the final day...

With just one more day to go we found our way onto a very pleasant path!  After leaving Wellington we headed into Taunton, and just behind the Country Ground is the start of the Southern leg of the Somerset Space Walk, a 14 mile walk along the tow-path of the Bridgwater to Taunton canal, with proportionally sized and distanced representations of the planets in our Solar System!  We started at Pluto...

Thursday was always going to be a straight-forward, but monotonous day as we headed away from the sea and railway trails, and back onto dirt paths.  It started off okay with the estuary by our side... at least it would have if it hadn't have been for the driving rain!

Mark, Tom and Andy were on the Tarka Trail, and the portion they were on you can pick up just north of Okehampton and it winds its way up through woods and valleys past Great Torrington on an old railway track with a lovely tunnel!

From Padstow we took the Camel Trail along the estuary and a nice flat route passing cyclists, walkers, runners and horse riders through Wadebridge.

For day three we were down to 2 of us as Tom‘s feet were covered in blisters to the extent that our support car (Fran) had to spend the whole day at Redruth hospital having blisters professionally cut away and antibiotics administered with feet bandaged up. Mark and Andy set out from St Austell, headed out north towards Bodmin and a few miles south of Bodmin picked up the Saints Way towards Padstow and followed that with roads then lanes and tracks and then fields.