A hazy morning on July 22nd for our run to Bolt Head. We climbed up from Harbertonford where Jean and Colin departed at the top with chain trouble. Lunch was at a small cove where we stayed for about three hours, swimming and diving from the sharp rocks.

We lost Matthew as we came in to Salcombe. We took the ferry across to save us about ten miles, then met up with John for tea at Torcross. We all felt we were paying the price for living in the South West when it came for us to pay for our tea and cakes.

We took the Higher ferry from Dartmouth and tried to avoid the rough part of the road which gave us a massaging experience. That evening the sunset was impressive as it set slowly over the south coast.

(Richard Wiseman)

[We have been unable to find attendance records for this period, so the attendance list for this event is incomplete]