Day 3 # TSCI24
Another beautiful day
As we wish Jenny at Treliver Farm B&B farewell and a successful summer – and head out . This place has been a real discovery and we’ll stay longer next time.
We enjoyed Jenny’s home cooking so much we need to hike today 
Our pace today is improving and we’re soon into the day and covering the miles . It’s the Royal Cornwall Show starting today so you might as well walk the back roads and tracks as it’s quicker than driving .
3 hours later – We find the ideal place for coffee and sugar rush in the form of a shared Treacle Tart & Clotted cream –
Fueled with this – Our pace picks right back up as we pass the half way across Cornwall mark at 1.00pm .
Noticed this was a more amusing than normal road sign . Real villages but adding in important places as well .
Got to say – wouldn’t you love to have an address in the village of “Fenton Pist”
And so a couple of sunny hours walking and chatting later – missed a few turn offs but – Hey- Ho …we got here no probs – we arrive at our nights stopover at Lanlivery.
Next stamp and soak in the atmosphere
Handily the Church was positioned opposite the Crown Inn – our stop for the night and an oasis after a hot few afternoon hours.
Rooms fab and anyone who knows our history would appreciate the little inroom bookshelf 
Shower and straight to the bar where we meet Iain & Lisa – terrific people and a couple of lads who work the harbour in Fowey and know our tall ship is coming in on Saturday- it’s a big deal .
We get a visit from a family friend
And after a special experience in a super standard of pub restaurant – ( Baked Cornish Crab mmmm 
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We are fortunate to be here on the D-Day 80th anniversary and share how one small village can make a difference as at 9.00pm there is a ceremony in the pub garden .
Short speeches and a reading from the personal diary of a D-Day tank commander from his niece – moving as the controlled fear and bravery was evident .
It means a lot to hear from people whose family were there 80 years ago.
A beacon is lit …….
And the last post sounds …..
As the pub and village falls silent
A proper effort and very moving
It’ll be a rare moment I’ll see this example traditional English Village life again .
See you tomorrow for last days hike before …….. eeek ….. the High Seas !
Night x
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What a very poignant end of the walk yesterday. Lovely to have a visit from our ‘Vieux Oiseaux’ as well! xxx