Day 6 – Orton Scar
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During the early stages (through the Lake District) of the Coast to Coast walk I took a range of photos to form some complete and partial panoramas.
In some cases the weather was not great, but in all cases the scenery was fantastic – with a dramatic landscape of tall fells and low valleys.
Pictures from my Coast to Coast walk, May 2007, from St Bees in Cumbria to Robin Hood’s Bay in North Yorkshire.
The final stage into Robin Hood’s Bay on the final day. At just 12 miles I hoped I could get there in time for lunch and a celebratory cream tea.
Within 5 minutes of setting off, and with the B&B still in sight, the sky went black and it began to hail. Not the [...]
It was just a short 8 mile stroll this morning, rather than the 20 mile hike some do to make it to Robin Hood’s Bay in one day from Glaisdale – which is the traditional way of completing the walk.
Even starting gone 9am, stopping at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, and a walk via the [...]
After being given a delightful hand-drawn map of the route back to the Coast to Coast route I was off up onto Urra Moor and Round Hill with fewer obstacles that had hindered my route down yesterday.
Apart from the initial climb up onto the ridge this morning the walk was very easy. Thankfully the [...]
Ahead the North York Moors, but starting in the Vale this morning the first objective was to make it to the ridge with the masts.
The beginning of the walk was beautiful through open broadleaved woodland, skirting the edge of the more dense coniferous plantation. After a mile or so the Coast to Coast route [...]