Or more specifically, Botham’s of Whitby original Whitby Gingerbread.
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Yorkshire Parkin
15 June 08 – 10:25 am
While walking the Pennine Way I was in need of sustenance to keep me going through the day. While I found some good biscuits, cake is less prone to disintegrating (or at least more easily squished back together). Having spent quite a while wandering along the route through Yorkshire I was pleased to find [...]
Yorkshire Tea Biscuits
14 June 08 – 10:11 am
In walking the Pennine Way I spent quite a while within Yorkshire – with the opportunity to try some of the wonderful delights on offer that go well with a nice cup of tea.
I had occasionally seen Yorkshire Tea Biscuits advertised on TV, but never found a good supply of them. In Hawes I [...]
The Pennine Way – done!
8 June 08 – 4:24 pm
Well I took a leisurely 19 days to complete the 260 miles of the Pennine Way, and after a week back home I have finally posted a daily journal of my travels from Edale to Kirk Yetholm, create a gallery of 147 photos, and found a few photos to create some new header images for [...]
Walking the Pennine Way
31 May 08 – 10:15 pm
In May 2008 I took a leisurely 19 days to walk the 260 or so miles (412km) of the Pennine Way, from Edale (Derbyshire – England) to Kirk Yetholm (Roxburghshire – Scotland). I was so lucky with only 2 days with poor weather, and many days with hazy sunshine which made the walk all [...]
Day 19 – Byrness to Kirk Yetholm
27 May 08 – 7:26 pm
The forecast was not great, and it looked like it might be worse tomorrow – while I had the option of doing the last stage of the Pennine Way in 2 days I thought I would try and do it in one – all 26 miles!
After an early breakfast I was out on the road [...]
Day 18 – Bellingham to Byrness
26 May 08 – 6:26 pm
After a bit of road walking, and then continuing along a farm track, it was again up onto heather moorland.
Day 17 – Once Brewed to Bellingham
25 May 08 – 8:20 pm
The wind had blown the clouds away overnight, and was still attempting to blow away anything that was not fastened down. Thankfully I had my energy back again, which was a good thing, as I would need all my strength to make headway into the wind.
Day 16 – Greenhead to Once Brewed
24 May 08 – 7:33 pm
Today was a very short walking day – the shortest of the whole trip – no matter how slow I was. I was feeling better, but still lacked some energy, particularly on the up hill bits.
Day 15 – Slaggyford to Greenhead
23 May 08 – 5:22 pm
While the Pennine Way seemingly wandered around the farmland to the north of Slaggyford with seemingly little purpose, I decided to stick to the easy walking of the dismantled railway for a mile or so to near Knarsdale, before rejoining the route which is also shared with the Maiden Way and the course of an [...]
