
After losing their home and facing terminal illness, Raynor and Moth walked 630 miles along England's coast with nothing but backpacks. Now a film starring Gillian Anderson, this award-winning memoir reveals how nature's salt-laced path became their unexpected salvation.
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Imagine standing under your own staircase, hiding from bailiffs pounding at your door, about to lose the farmhouse you've lovingly restored over three decades. In that moment of absolute desperation, you spot a book about a 500-mile coastal walk and think: why not just disappear into the wilderness? This is exactly what Raynor and Moth Winn did when their world imploded. After a devastating legal battle with a former friend left them financially ruined and homeless, they received an even more crushing blow-Moth's diagnosis with corticobasal degeneration, a terminal brain disease with no cure. Doctors gave him perhaps a few years before his body and mind would deteriorate completely. With their credit destroyed, no rental options, and only a council bed in a drug rehabilitation hostel as their alternative, they made a radical choice: to walk the entire 630-mile South West Coast Path with nothing but a tent, sleeping bags, and each other. What began as an escape from catastrophe became something far more extraordinary-a journey that would defy medical prognosis and reveal the mysterious healing power of nature.