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SWC Free Walk 70, Part 4, Cley next the sea to Cromer. 8/5/12.

Continuing on from part 3, the objective of this walk was to complete the Norfolk Coast Path to Overstrand. Unfortunately, the bus service twixt Cromer and Overstrand finishes in the early afternoon, so I was only able to complete the 14 miles to Cromer. So, setting out from a sunny Cley, the walker is soon walking atop the sea wall out to Cley Eye. From here, there's several miles of quite tough shingle beach walking, but this can be alleviated by walking on the ridge to the rear of the beach, or, by walking along patches of grassland on the landward side of the ridge. Walking becomes easier after Weybourne and follows a grassy, cliff-top route into Sheringham. After lunch, and an ascent of 'The Bump' at Runton, the path turns inland for some delightful forest walking. This section also marks Norfolk's highest point, at Beacon Hill (103m), so some fine views. Thereafter, there's a steady descent across meadows into the seaside town of Cromer. Another very nice section of the Coast Path with a variety of scenery. Apart form the shingle section, relatively easy walking, though it was wet under-foot today, following intermittent showers. Unfortunately, no adders seen, nor cuckoos heard, despite being in appropriate habitat. Today's weather will explain the absence of the former, but the demise of the cuckoo is a major concern.