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I walked Ilfracombe to Lynton once and bivied halfway along, on the top of a cliff somewhere were there was a spring. Loved looking at the lights of S Wales out of my bivi bag. Spectacular coast and very remote in places. There are two local legends, one of a "gert fish" that lives in one of the coves,, and also that in the war U-Boats used to regularly beach to top up on fresh water, in complete safety due to the remoteness.
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Valley of Rocks. Few nice little routes on the big block on top of Castle rock. Wanted to do the pinnacle I took this pic from but all the routes looked like they needed a good scrub and prune back some ivy.
The coastline here is pretty stonking. There’s miles of untouched sea cliffs to be had. The fact that all of them have 100+m of crumbling hills above means that access is only for the very brave.
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