Saturday 23rd September 2017
A great walking weekend with the walking group. Lots of laughs. Lots of food. Lots of wine! Oh, we did a bit of walking too...
Saturday started off with a cuppa in the Old Forge at Sewerby - a lovely little tea shoppe hidden down the main street. Then it was time for a leisurely stroll on the inland path towards Danes Dyke and a return route along the popular cliff top route to Bridlington, before returning to Sewerby on the broad grassy part of the cliff top near where the land train runs.
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An old Dovecote near Sewerby Hall |
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On the clifftop at Danes Dyke |
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Looking towards Bridlington |
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Heading down to Brid |
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The Land Train |
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Paragliders launching from the clifftop |
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Sheila and Pam at the Bogey Hole! |
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Heading back to the cars at Sewerby Hall |
After a quick cuppa and scone at The Station Cafe at Burniston, we headed to our accommodation for the evening at
Cober Hill. A quirky, characterful building set in beautiful terraced landscaped grounds at Cloughton (north of Scarborough). After settling into our rooms for the night we finished off the evening with a delicious 3 course meal and a sociable glass of wine or 2 and a good natter before heading off to bed.
Sunday 24th September 2017
On Sunday, after a hearty buffet-style breakfast, we packed up, checked out and headed along the quiet lane towards the old railway line known as the Cinder Track, which we followed for a mile or two to Burniston. Turning onto Field Lane we headed to the coast to join the Cleveland Way and return along the cliff top to Cloughton.
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Heading down onto the Cinder Track |
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Cattle sunbathing in the fields |
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A fairy wishing tree |
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Hazy Scarborough Castle on the horizon |
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Information board at Crook Ness |
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Looking towards Scarborough |
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Group photo |
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Old signal station |
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Heading along the Hundales |
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Steep steps down Hun Dale |
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... and back up again! |
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Hundale Point |
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In the Secret Garden at Cober Hill |
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Sheila and Mags! |
We returned to Cober Hill for Sunday lunch before heading off home.
A brilliant walking weekend with a bunch of lovely WI ladies 👍
Thanks for looking 😊