The walk starts at Bolberry car park (£3 a day near to Oceans Restaurant) and ends at the Beach House Cafe at Thurlestone Beach. The path is undulating but not too challenging and follows the South West Coast Path. Today there were bluebells which I was not expecting. The gorse was in full flower and the air smelled strongly of its fragrance (which I think smells of coconut). The air was also full of flies, St Marks flies, I have never seen so many, but they were going about their business and didn’t bother us. The male sky larks could be heard overhead singing their beautiful song as we walked. We spotted an Oil beetle on the path, it was giving a ride to a cardinal beetle, they bite the oil beetles to get the cantharidin, which somehow protects them. We had a coffee and brownie at the beach House before turning around and heading back to Bolberry. The whole route took 3 hours and we covered 10km.