Day Twelve - Clay Bank Top to Glaisdale
Wed. 20th May 2009
Overnight:- Maltkin House - Never again, least said soonest forgotten. Ate a bowl of cereals this morning before realising milk had gone off, thought it was the cheap brand of cornflakes that tasted funny.
Today's Elevations
Today's Route
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The old railway line just past Bloworth Crossing,
typical of today route of many long and not vey winding roads/paths
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This Lapwing an its mate thought we were geting
too close to their nest and made lots of fuss trying to scare us
away
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The Lion Inn, the fourth (I am told) highest pub
in England. It certainly is in a remote area.
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Rosedale Valley below the Lion Inn
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One of the anceint stones on the moors. This one
commanly known as "Fat Betty"
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Haven't had an Arr' for a few days
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Great Fryup Dale - Honest no wind up that's what it called. Can you guess the name of the village? Fryup |
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Another long road. This one leading up to Glaisdale
Rigg
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Made it. A hard day today.
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Today's Statistics
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Start Time
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08:10
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Finish Time
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15:30
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Total Time Taken
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07:20
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Days Est. Walking Time (Hrs.)
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8:33
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Days Actual Walking Time (Hrs.)
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06:00
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Non Walking Time Hrs.)
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01:20
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Days Est. Mileage
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18.2
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Days Actual Mileage
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17.7
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Days Walking Speed (MPH)
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3.00
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