After a great long walk from Minehead and a few diversions I descend Hurlestone Combe heading for Hurlestone Point where there is a ruin of a an old look out tower. The descent was heavy on the feet and calf muscles due to the nature of the terrain with loose stones forming part of the pathway down at a steep incline---half way down I noticed that some of the larger stones were used to create little circular structures like a sheep pen or as protection from the wind--I was glad to reach the bottom after a long hike--I make my way to Hurlestone Point and enjoy the views and the cliffs---the next videos to come are the final parts of my walk almost back to the camp site passing through the hamlet of Bossington...

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