Fursdown Farm where we stayed last night has to be the best campsite that we've stayed at so far - great facilities and what a generous host. Not only did she give us our site for free but she made us a real Cornish Cream Tea which she delivered to our van for after our meal - thank you Kathryn - we really really appreciated your kindness. Well today was the ultimate penultimate full day of running! A lovely warm day that allowed us to run without the extra layer...

What a truly memorable day! Tomo we salute you! You are a first class gent and they broke the mould when they made you. A tricky start to the day with a mad dash up the A30. Fortunately only one junction and only one mile. Thank goodness we haven't chosen this as our route all the way to Land's End. Back on the quiet road we met Jim Cole, an athletic young man with a 1:09 half- marathon time. He made sure we had the shortest route to Tavistock. The road took us u...

Day began well with JT collecting a generous donation from a lovely couple on the caravan site - Dewi and Iona. A very welcome start to the day. Then, back at the start, we met an elderly couple who were interested to know our story and remembered meeting Dr Barbara Moore when she walked it in 23 days in 1960. It was her walk that kick started the modern End to End boom. A precious moment for us to touch a piece of history. We started well, but within 5 miles the...

Song of the day....Devon, we're in Devon! Extraordinary feeling to think we've run all the way from Scotland to Devon (710 miles to the county border). Our penultimate county - just one more to go. It wasn't all plain sailing however - we did have a bit of an adventure along the way. We asked Greg to park the van at the 8 mile mark just before Taunton. He gave us the key to let ourselves in so he could go off for a cycle. A few miles into our run he texted us it'...

Some caravan parks are more popular than others - that's all I'm going to say! We had a great time with Nick last night - being spoilt rotten. And it continued in the morning because he turned up at the site with a handful of smuggled out pastries and croissants! He drove with us to the start, determined to witness the point on the run when we had less than 200 miles to go. He then returned home via a visit to Seaton. We had a slow start because the road was very...