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Sit inside or there are picnic tables outside and railings to secure your bike to. Traditional British cafe fair at reasonable prices. They do a lovely latte coffee and my favourite bacon & egg bap.

Fabulous views from garden, great food and drinks

Now we have to turn back the same way. Maybe you'll be lucky and get a seat in the restaurant before the steep climb back down

And there is nothing more here. The beach is not suitable for swimming. So it goes up steeply again 😜

Behind the pub is a large terrace with picnic benches and parasols

This cosy 16th-century building was originally two cottages, made into a country village pub in 1983. The spacious U-shaped room hosts the dartboard at one end of the bar, whilst the other, roomier end has more seating and a roaring log fire in a large stove in winter. Conversation rules here, and the pub supports darts and quiz teams. The name 'Preston' comes from the Cornish word for priest.

There is a route through the grounds of the church. This leaves the site at the rear of the cemetery. The route is little traveled and at some point seems to be overgrown by weeds / nettles, but can be continued.

Evangelical Anglican church in the village of Poughill. Much of the church building dates from the 14th century. It is famous for its splendid carved oak bench ends. On entering the building an immediate impression is created by the magnificent pews and bench ends, the old communion table and the officiant's desk facing the people, which is a rarely found survival of earlier times. The front hall of the church is closed with a metal fence (against birds/animals). This makes the church appear closed, while that is often not the case. http://www.strattondeanery.co.uk/poughill.html