There’s a seal colony below? Say no more! Down the cliffs we go…It’s low tide so we are able to stand on the seabed.A bit like “where’s waldo?”But look at this face!Getting comfortable.Since we’d seen the view from the cliffs we decided to walk back along the North Sea.With Robin Hood’s Bay in sight, after a 10 mile hike we are almost sad for the day to end.
Even the English signs are genteel!I love this one!However, one day I was in the restroom in a village pub and these 3 jokes were hanging on the wall !!!
Hike…Over stilesInto farmer’s fieldsPast adorable cowsCross suspension bridgesWalk across the river WharfeVisit a tearoom in DurhamOf course, eat scones, cream & jam!
Through the forest, passing moss covered stone fencesBeautiful hills to photographOld lead mines in this areaClimbing to higher groundCame upon a farmer in a make shift pen, marking his sheepOnce painted, they were releasedEasily recognized with their W (or is it an M?)
In honor of 70 years of the National Health Care ServicesGardenerA remembrance of the children that were sent to live with families in the countryside during the Blitz.Each child was required to have their gas masks with them at all times!!People here love to poke fun at this guy. Great fun!Jack and Rose on the bow of the Titanic (along with a darling little girl 😉
Murphys on the Move 