Walking from Mousehole to Penzance along the South West Coast Path

Hello Friends, Here is the first walk of the holiday, from Mousehole to Penzance. Surprisingly the weather was wet and windy on this day, but it was a lovely walk along the south west coast path. I refer to a recipe of a fruit cake without any refined sugar added and here it is: Ingredients: 450g of mixed dried fruit 120g of glace cherries 120g of crystalised ginger 100ml of brandy or sherry or orange juice 160ml of soya milk 100ml of rapeseed oil 1 tablespoon of black treacle 230g of plain white flour 2 teaspoons of baking powder 30g of ground almonds rind of 1 lemon pinch of allspice Method: 1. heat oven to 150C/ 130C fan/ 300 F/ gas 2 2. grease and line a small tin, 1lb loaf or 6” round 2. mix all dry ingredients together 3. mix all wet ingredients together 4. gradually add the wet ingredients to the dry and stir thoroughly 5. pour ingredients into tin 6. bake for 1 hour, then reduce to 130C/ 110 C fan/ 250F/ gas 1 and bake for a further 1.5 hours 7. it is cooked when a skewer comes out clean 8. cool in tin 9. tip out and slice when cold. At the end of the walk we stayed in an air b and b in St Buryan and it was absolutely wonderful. St Buryan was a lovely place in itself with a shop selling everything, including vegan goodies like tofu, beans and veg; and a cafe next door to the shop selling vegan cake. The Church was very interesting and apparently there is a stone circle nearby as well, although we didn’t get to visit the stone circle. We hope you enjoy the video Paul and Jayne 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️🌱 Here is the link to the air b and b in case you are interested: Clarice's Cabin in Heart of Rural Cornish Village - Guest houses for Rent in Saint Buryan, England, United Kingdom - Airbnb More information and links: Walking the south west coast path book published by Cicierone and written by Paddy Dillon Mousehole - Down The Cove Penlee Lifeboat Disaster - December 1981 | Cornwall Guide I love using Paul’s music in my videos—not just because it’s great to listen to, but also because it means I’m not infringing on anyone’s copyright. If you enjoy his tracks too, you can find more on our website: keitch.space. You’ll also find a blog on our site, along with our walks, recipes, and a selection of products we genuinely recommend. Not sponsored. Brands We Recommend (Not Sponsored) Massage Therapist – Kai Our youngest, Kai, is a qualified massage therapist offering treatments either at clients’ homes or in a therapy room behind The Garden Café in Warminster. I may be biased, but her massages are exceptional—especially her Indian Head Massage. You can find her here: https://kaiholistics.wordpress.com Riverford We buy most of our fruit and veg from Riverford because we value organic produce and supporting farmers. Everything arrives fresh and flavourful, and we supplement with our own home‑grown bits too. Their referral scheme gives both you and us £15 off: www.riverford.co.uk/refer/OjjeR8bYcGOpuNHSBYs-Iw Nakd Paper We use Nakd Paper for toilet rolls, tissues, and kitchen roll—sustainable, chemical‑free, strong yet soft. New customers get £5 off their first order (minimum £20), and we receive £5 off our next one. Referral link: https://rc-refer.com/jayne-dfjsi5 Hodmedod’s We’ve joined the Pulse Club, receiving seven different pulses every other month—an excellent addition to our meals, especially alongside Riverford veg. They also sell grains, books, and more. Website: hodmedods.co.uk