An easier days walk and we were able to take our time, looking in shops at Reeth before departing. At breakfast at Cambridge House Guest House we met Michael and Sarah, who are from Montana and doing the walk in 18 days with 1 rest day. Michael is 79, good effort.
We called in to Elaine's Country Kitchen for Tea and Scones where we met up with Michael and Sarah again. We had our packed lunch in the Whitecliffe Wood, before walking in to Richmond, where we stayed at The Old Brewery Guesthouse, Sherpa's headquarters on the Coast to Coast.
A converted church in Reeth |
Gearing up for the Tour de France on 5th July |
River Swale |
Just outside Reeth |
Greenery everywhere |
View across Swaledale |
One of many skinny stiles |
More Grenery |
Path through the woods |
And the first small climb of the day up the Nuns steps. |
One of the risks on the C2C walk, stay away from cows with young calves. |
The path heads off across the green fields |
Time for Tea and homemade Scones |
At Elaine's Couhtry Kitchen we stopped for tea and scones and here met up again with Michael and Sarah. From here on we met intermittently on the path and arrived at Richmond at the same time.
A few muddy spots to negotiate. |
Another helpful sign |
St Edmunds Church in Marske |
Pew Boxes |
The baptismal font dates from 1663 |
St Edmund's |
Our next target is the little white cairn on the hill. |
Paddy's Bridge |
More fields of Green. |
Wenslydale Sheep with their dreadlocks. |
Another sort of sheep, looks like a Texel. |
Swaledale Seep |
Richmond appears in the distance. |
Gary at Richmond sign with Castle in the distance |
Panoramic view of Richmond |
Sign |
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