Accompanied by fellow
ancient roamer and ex-university chum Pete, took a seven mile walk from Lythe
on the North York Moors across field paths to a convenient bench high above
Runswick Bay, where we had our packed lunches admiring the North Sea view
before returning via the cliff-top path and more fields to Lythe; the weather
was kind, warm for October with hazy sunshine but blowy on the cliffs, with the
only disappointment being the absence of tea and cake at Lythe, rectified partially
by a drive to Runswick where tea (but no cake) was obtained at the Cliffemount
Hotel.
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