Day 14 :Fri 28th: Egton Bridge to Robin Hood’s Bay(The End)
Breakfast was at 8 where we met Roger and his dog Milly.
Got moving at 8.45 out of Egton Bridge towards Grosmont, where we tried to stay but little to no accommodation. Which was adding 3km to our last day.
Crossing the River Esk
As we climbed up onto the moores the weather became much worse with limited visibility. We meet a runner, Roger, who stopped and started chatting to us as we walked. He told us he had done the London Marathon on Sunday and had run the coast to coast in 69hrs a few months ago, impressive!
We got quite wet!
The moors were proper boggy and at points we struggled to get across them, trying to keep our feet dry as it was very deep in places. I actually fell for the first time but was fine, first and only fall the whole trip for both of us. We then dropped down into another valley and started our last big climb up the other side. The clim was was through Little Beck Nature Reserve which was very pretty and very well maintained.
Falling Foss Waterfall
At the waterfall there was also an outdoor cafe which was such a welcome site, a hot drink is amazing when you are cold and wet. Well wet on the outside, rain gear was amazing (coat, trousers and gators), my boots I think were a little to short for the deep bogs and so right foot was wet 😠. Chris’s boots were fine but they are massive in comparison.
This guy wanted to share lunch, even the wildlife are very friendly
We continued up the path in the nature reserve
Emerged onto a small strip of farmland
Before some more very challenging bog land
Survived the bog land then onto very wet slippy farm tracks.
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| Not far now 3.5 miles to Robin Hood’s Bay 😀. But slightly longer for us as we were going via the coastal path. |
We reached the coast!
These little guys were so chilled
There it was the finish line Robin Hood’s Bay!
Boots in the North Sea!
Well earned pint of Guiness, we’ll we had two really!
Total: 328.97 km
Tomorrow doing very little! We head home Sunday, bus to Scarborough, then train to London then on to Epsom.
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Congratulations both of you!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing achievement!!
Many memories made which will never be forgotten!
Just incredible!
Very proud of you both!
Xx
Thanks - Damian
DeleteWell done 👏 boys what an amazing achievement, I can’t imagine what a sense of fulfilment you both must feel after completing your epic journey love you xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Penny - Damian
DeleteGreat Adventure Damian. Glad to see you enjoying it. Will catch up soon for more details. Rajeeva
ReplyDeleteThanks Rajeeva - Damian
DeleteFantastic stuff lads looked tough going in parts. Amazing achievement
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff lads. Looked tough going in parts. Some brilliant pics and memories
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve - Damian
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