Where the path drops to a fairly flat section, make your break downhill to the west. 5. Be careful; rabbit holes are hidden by long grass on this off-piste route.
The best way down is via the south-west face where a path drops to Great Ayton Hall's pretty 18th-century shooting lodge – Strawberry Hill Gothic on Roseberry Topping – standing on a natural, sheep-cropped lawn.
Under a worst case scenario, which would result in a big protest from EWS, the number of freight paths drops to fewer than 40.
First, the path dropped down to St George's church, where an open door proved irresistible.
From there it's an easy climb up to Tsurugigozen hut, before the path drops down to Tsurugisawa hut and campsite.
The path drops down to a copse where you follow South Downs Way markers to reach a crossroads.
The path drops down to Calstock Lookout and passes the Chapel in the Wood on the way back to the quay.
Just before the cove with the shrine, the path drops down to Agni, a small horseshoe bay of white pebbles shelving steeply into clear water.
Here the pencil-thin path dropped between boulders and veered to the edge of a great escarpment with vertiginous views of Wadi Bani Awf.
The path dropped steeply downhill, with more views of the river, the substantial shipyard of Philip & Son and of Britannia Royal Naval College.
