As you will see, on some of the days something was happening with air pressure, and this affected my Garmin's altimeter. I don't remember going below sea level!
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| Day 1 - Exeter to Beer |
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| Day 1 elevation |
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| Day 2 - Beer to Abbotsbury |
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| Day 2 elevation |
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Day 3 - Abbotsbury to Osmington Mills
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| Day 3 elevation |
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| Day 4 - Osmington Mills to Swanage |
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| Day 4 elevation |
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| Day 5 - Swanage-Wootton Bridge IoW |
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| Day 5 elevation |
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| Day 6 - Wootton Bridge-Totland |
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| Day 6 elevation |
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| Day 7 - Totland IoW - Gosport |
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| Day 7 elevation |
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| Day 8 - Gosport-East Wittering |
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| Day 8 elevation (rising pressure?) |
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| Day 9 - East Wittering-Hove |
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Day 9 elevation (the 'big' hill at the end
is the hill from the beach up to Hove station) |
Mileages
There were some very hilly days, with the second day (Beer to Abbotsbury) appearing in the top 10 hilly days of the whole trip round the coast. 344% is exceptional.
That's all for this trip!
It looks to me as if Day 9 is a reverse of the earlier altimeter issues. That's unless the south coast is rising at the rate of about 4 feet an hour 🤣. This would avoid any chance of global warming inundating the coast but might imply an imminent volcanic eruption.
ReplyDeleteWow, super impressiv😮 thank you for the photos etc. Now for a rest ?????😊
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