Impossible that this was eight years ago now, but here’s a great walk in Cornwall: from a bed and breakfast, down to the coast and to the ruins of Tintagel, back up to a nearby eleventh-century church, and back down to the coast to what Tennyson made famous as Merlin’s Cave. The greatest surprise, aside from being in a place later associated with so much Arthuriana, including the story of Tristan and Iseult, were the holy wells (which we saw dotted all over Cornwall), and the great wind that blew you all around on the coast—a wind we wouldn’t feel again until last year, being buffeted around Orkney.