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Europe » United Kingdom » England » North Yorkshire » Ravenscar June 7th 2022

Having heard the merger-group getting up and going around 5:30am (why?!) we slept on a little longer and got up & ready at a steady pace, setting off around 8:30 for our last leg of the Coast to Coast to walk; feeling excited and keen to finish but also a little sad and wanting to make it last. Starting with a riverside woodland walk, it didn’t take long before a steady climb began, and lead us gently and quietly to the Falling Foss waterfall, which was pretty. Unfortunately the tea room there (which looked lovely) didn’t open until 10, so we continued on, following the river again before another hill climb up to the moors. Bumped into two guys here, just starting their coast to coast adventure (doing it the wrong way round) and felt a ... read more
Falling Foss waterfall
Rocky river walking
Moorland bog bridges

Europe » United Kingdom » England » North Yorkshire » Ravenscar May 28th 2016

We looked on the www and found there was an archeologist leading a 6 hr walk in the North Yorkshire Moors NP at Ravenscar. Online registration was closed, but we figured we'd drive up just to see. Turned out only four people had signed up, so we were welcome. I've always said I would love to take a long hike with a geologist, so this is next best thing. Really nice folks also. In York's railroad museum I had leared the standard gage for railroad track is 4'-8". They had suggested that actually came from the Romans. (we had been told it was from the height of Queen Victoria, which had great doubt). Anyway, interestingly, there were ruts in some stone that looked pretty close to that width from Saxon times. There were also a number ... read more
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