A close-up of the part in question:
Perhaps these directions are for the Son of God rather than mere mortals such as myself.To be fair, they do recommend that you take the ferry for the parts that go over the water. But still, a rather unusual route...
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From that wiki page you linked (I have never heard of this walk, so I had to look it up!):
[snip] it passes just east of Glasgow, leaves the Scottish coast near the Isle of Whithorn, crosses the sea and passes across the Isle of Man, passes a few miles to seaward of Holyhead on Anglesey, crosses the St David's peninsula of Pembrokeshire, and makes landfall again near St Just in Cornwall.
I can't tell if the whole path is exact on the map, but I want to know who got to input all the special cases!
You have a humble little award waiting for you!
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