I left the Grovesnor Hotel at about 8:30 after a good breakfast and headed downhill to Old Robin Hoods Bay
This turned out to be quite a tough day. Lots of ups and downs starting with Boggle Hole just a couple of miles in.
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| Leaving Robin Hoods Bay |
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| First climb of the day |
I stopped for a welcome cup of tea at the National Trust cafe in Ravenscar.
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| Looking back to Robin Hoods Bay |
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| The Alum Works remains owned by the Nationa Trust
Remains of radar station on cliffs above Ravenscar
The beach at Hayburn Wyke
Freddie Gilroy. A former WW2 soldier from Scarbough involved in the liberation of Belsen
Scarborough North Beach
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It was quite a climb from the sea front up to the edge of the town where I found my b&b near the castle. After a cup of tea I went for a wonder down to the South Beach which is like a mini blackpool, I picked up a pannini which is the first time this week I didn't eat fish and chips !. After another climb back to the hotel I settled in for an early night and managed to catch United vs Lyon (first leg) on my phone.
Total Ascent 2215 feet. Total Descent 1990feet.
Day 7 clips14.5 miles, Yet another glorious days walking.
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