Fantastice stay at Beak Hills. The evening meal and breakfast were epic. Something about this type of walking seems to amplify the pleasure in food and sleep.. Knowing that today would only be a 11 / 12 mile section, I had breakfast at 7;30 and then set off just after 8 AM. Today was clear but very windy. also the highest point on the Cleveland Way was reached.
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| View from the farm |
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| Extension on the farm house awaiting a large window. This will be thier new dining room |
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| Leaving the farm |
Fitrst section of todays trek was more ups and downs.
- Cold Moor up and down
- Wain Stones up and down to Clay Bank
- Climb up to Urra Moor from Clay bank
Once on Urra Moor the route was flat and easy ( apart from the gusty wind)
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| The Wain Stones |
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| Looking back from the edge of Urra Moor |
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| Urra Moor |
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| The trig point on Urra Moor - Round Hill Blo- the highest point on the Cleveland Way |
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| Bloworth Crossing - Goodbye to the Coast to Coast trail |
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| Distant view of Roseberry Topping - One of tomorrow's higlights |
I arrived at Park farm around 3 PM for a well earned resr and cuppa
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| The Byre. Stable block where I spent the night |
The accomodation was simple but absolutely fine after a days walking. There are 5 beds in the stable block, and a basic cooking /ding area. I had the whole block to myself. It was a bit chilly , so I found a blanket to go over my sleepng bag and I wore my woolley hat.
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| Chick Pea curry and a chicken pie - happy days. |
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| Total Ascent 2066 Feet |
Another terrific days walking., nuch easier than testerday. About 11.6 Miles
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