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2010
July 7th - July 29th

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The start of the Cleveland Way.
The view from the Hambleton Hills
The White Horse at Kilburn
Black Hambleton
Osmotherley
Looking North from
Urra Moor
The view from Rudd Scar
Bumbles on a Thistle
A view back toward
Chop Gate
The view at
Tidy Brown Hill
North of Kildale,
The view across the vale of York at Ingleborough and Pen-Y-Ghent.
Mill Bank Woods
Captian Cook's Monument
from the bottom of the hill
The tiny dot on the left at the base of the monument is a person.
Roseberry Topping
The Phantom Walker in the mirror (again)
Suzie D's B&B Great Ayton
Keith, with whom I walked to the top of Roseberry.
He does it every day.

Roseberry is about a 1500 foot climb, up from Great Ayton.

Crow Wood Viaduct
Saltburn-by-the-Sea
The view from The Spa parking lot.
Saltburn-by-the-Sea
the view from inside the Spa Dining Room, looking at Huntcliff Foot.
(I arrived in a storm blowing in off the North Sea.)
Looking back at Saltburn-by-the-Sea from Warsett Hill
  (what a difference a day makes - sunshine again)
A friendly Harrier Hawk near Hummersea Point
Beacon Hill
Port Mulgrave
The Firs at Runswick Bay
Looking back at
Runswick Bay
Spanish Galleon (replica) at Sands End
Whitby Abbey
Of Dracula fame
Debra and Issmus walking friends at Robin Hood's Bay
Looking back at Robin Hood's Bay
Near Ravenscar
yes, the trail goes in there
Hayburn Wyke
Cloughton Newlands Looking down at Hayburn Wyke
Scarborough Castle on Castle Cliff, in the distance
(about 5 miles away)
Scalby Manor Hotel - now a 'carvery', not a hotel
Clayton Bay
Snail along the trail.
(actually quite colorful)
Gristhorpe Cliff
The End
(of the Cleveland Way)
As far as you can go out on Filey Brigg.
The North Sea in the background.
Looking back down Filey Brigg.
(I'd better get off this rock, the tide is coming in)
The Crescent at Filey
Part of the 6 mile beach at Filey
(Time to go home)
My itinerary put together by my wife: