Another two day walk. We drove to Whitby on the Friday afternoon. Parked the car by Whitby Abbey and caught a bus to Scarborough. We stayed the night in The Premier Inn, following a delicious evening meal at Prezzo. We had an early start on the Saturday morning - left is Julie looking very happy at the start of our walk at the Premier Inn.
Looking towards the Harbour from South Cliff.
Andrea by the sea front by South Sands and the Start of The Cleveland Way.
Looking back towards The Grand Hotel Scarborough.
The Old Harbour.
A plaque and scultpure of Freddie Gilroy.
Signposting our way!
Looking behind us to Scarborough on the far headland.
Undulating fields and farm buildings.
The Coastguard Shelter at Long Nab.
One of many stunning cliff top views on this walk. There will be many more on this blog and we make no apologies for it! On most of them will see shadows of us taking the photos.
Scarborough falling further behind us on the furthest headland.
One of the views from Hayburn Wyke - very hilly and good test of heart and lung fitness. The views were definitely worth the hard work.
A sleeping grass snake on a mat of grass, just behind is a sheer cliff face and the blue of the sea.
A Gloucester piglet meets a Barnsley piglet!
Ravenscar Radar Station.
Ravenscar Radar Station.
A deliriously happy Julie with a sign for lunch!
The beautiful tearooms at Ravenscar.
The tearooms as they used to be - photo taken from a placemat in the cafe.
Not too long until our destination!
Looking towards Robinhood's Bay.
Raven Hall Hotel on the top of the hill.
Local residents!
Robin Hood's Bay getting closer!
Andrea looking terrified at Boggle Hole.
The beautiful Robin Hood's Bay.
A sideways shot (!) of our accommodation the lovely Bramblewick!
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