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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Wildly Walking Home
In an earlier post I had mentioned that I wanted to create a bibliography of resources. Two accounts of creative non fiction to which I would like to draw your attention are Cheryl Strayed’s Wild and Simon Armitage’s Walking Home. … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophical, Suggested Reading
Tagged Cheryl Strayed, Coast to Coast, England, Grasmere, Hiking, Simon Armitage, Walking, Walking Home, Wild
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Leaving Robin Hood’s Bay
Our hotel was a Victorian themed place and I use the word theme because it seemed to be a bit more Disneyfied and we found some of the decor to be a bit off-putting. The rooms featured faux electric candles … Continue reading
Posted in Logistical
Tagged Bus, Coast to Coast, EastEnders, England, Hiking, Manchester, Robin Hood, Robin Hood's Bay, Scarborough, Train, Transpennine Express, Transportation, Walking, York
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Egton Bridge to Robin Hood’s Bay
In the morning in Egton Bridge we awoke with mixed feelings. As difficult as the journey had been, we didn’t want it to end. The proprietors made us a delicious breakfast in their conservatory (which we have decided is … Continue reading
Posted in Logistical, Physical
Tagged Coast to Coast, Egton Bridge, England, Hiking, Photography, Robin Hood's Bay, Travel, Wainwright, Walking
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Blakey Ridge to Egton Bridge
The next morning in Blakey Ridge we were reunited with the fast-walking bacon eaters and although they were no M&G, it was nice to see a familiar face just the same. We began with a bit of road walking and … Continue reading
Posted in Logistical, Physical
Tagged Blakey Ridge, Caedmon, Coast to Coast, Dracula, Egton Bridge, England, Hiking, Old Mill, Old Mill Egton Bridge, Photography, Travel, Wainwright, Walking, Whitby
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Osmotherly to Blakey Ridge
The morning in Osmotherly was bittersweet. We were saying goodbye to our friends M&G over breakfast. They were spending a sight-seeing day in Osmotherly and our paths were not to cross again. It’s incredible how quickly you become attached to … Continue reading
Posted in Logistical, Physical
Tagged Black Adder, Blakey Ridge, Coast to Coast, England, Hiking, Osmotherly, Photography, Snakes, Travel, Wainwright, Walking
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Danby Wiske to Osmotherly
Upon leaving Danby Wiske, we headed on to what was supposed to be our last day of mud and muck and manure. The flatlands between the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors were a relief when we read about … Continue reading
Posted in Logistical, Physical
Tagged Coast to Coast, Danby Wiske, England, Hiking, Moon House, Osmotherly, Photography, The Three Tuns, Travel, Wainwright, Walking
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Richmond to Danby Wiske
Upon hearing that we were headed to Danby Wiske, the popular consensus seemed to be: don’t rush, there’s nothing there. We took an alternate route that would allow us to spend some time at Easby Abbey, which is located just … Continue reading
Posted in Logistical, Physical
Tagged Coast to Coast, Danby Wiske, Easby Abbey, Hiking, Photography, Richmond, Travel, Wainwright, Walking
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Reeth to Richmond
The road to Richmond was quite enjoyable, if for no other reason then the knowledge that we were to take a sight-seeing day and would have a chance to rest and do some laundry. Now I forgot to mention this … Continue reading
Posted in Logistical, Physical
Tagged Coast to Coast, England, Grasmere, Hiking, Laundry, Photography, Reeth, Richmond, Travel, Wainwright, Walking, West End Guest House
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Keld to Reeth
Why yes, this is a picture of my feet covered in cow manure. The nadir of the trip was the hungover stroll to Reeth which covered a seemingly endless path of public rights away across the fields of some belligerent … Continue reading
Posted in Logistical, Physical
Tagged Coast to Coast, England, Hiking, Keld, Manure, Midges, Muck, Photography, Reeth, Travel, Wainwright, Walking
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Kirby Stephen to Keld
Stedman described the day to Keld as boggy. As the master of understatement, it should be note that if Stedman casually proclaims a section to be boggy, it really means that you will be slipping and sliding and up to … Continue reading
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Tagged Coast to Coast, England, Hiking, Keld, Keld Lodge, Kirby Stephen, Old Water View, Photography, Travel, Wainwright, Walking, White Gill House, Yorkshire Dales
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