Weather: Wet and Windy, till Whitby!Traffic: Light
Distance :162 miles
A leisurely start today at 10.30, with the prospect of straight roads and light traffic being lived up to throughout.
Woolly Bear's been kept well behaved with regular cups of tea and the promise of a treat at the end of the day.The road took B through places such as Brampton, St John Chapel, Crook and Redcar.
She had company from St John Chapel to Crook in the form of Rob and Simon (No, not the King Sturge ones) who bumped into her in a tearoom and donated £12.00 to her worthy cause.
A welcome view of todays destination from Marske:
Her morale has been raised substantially now she knows its "downhill all the way" and there will be a few friends to meet along the road. Some have been foolhardy enough to go camping this weekend in order to meet her.
Her morale has been raised substantially now she knows its "downhill all the way" and there will be a few friends to meet along the road. Some have been foolhardy enough to go camping this weekend in order to meet her. 
Hoorah! for what must surely be a soggy Anita and Alan...
And Hoorah for B, grinning in a Whitby sunset.
We had a lovely time camping just outside Whitby for the weekend & catching up with Bridge, NO RAIN for us :-)
ReplyDeleteWe were there to meet her as she arrived at the Hotel @ 6pm, then it was off to see the sights of Whitby in the July evening sun.Fish & chips were had by all on the beach followed by an Icecream & then up on to the cliffs to have a brew & watch the sun set.