With the car running well again went to the village of Clovelly. It is a very steep street.		If you don’t want to walk there is always Jack and Jenny.
Someone pefers motorized transport up and down the hill and I found this AJS by the harbour.		I made it right to the bottom of course. I walked down and also walked up again.
Here are some boats in Clovelly Harbour.		We spent our last night in Woolacombe where they have a very fine beach but also very high parking charges of £7 a day.
We found a group of American soldiers camping on the seafront. In the picture they are lowering the flag for the night.		On the way home we went to the village of Lynmouth, which is at the bottom of a steep cliff.
There is a funicular railway to take you up to the town of Lynton.		The railway is operated by water. There are water tanks on the car and the tank of the car at the top is filled to make it heavy enough to go down and pull up the bottom car which has emptied its tank.
The view from Lynton		That is the end, just time for a giant Toblerone at Bristol Airport.

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