Monday, 23rd September, 2019.
After our exciting race from Pickering to Levisham Station, we took a more leisurely drive to Robin Hood's Bay on the coast.
Robin Hood's Bay is an exquisitely picturesque old fishing and smuggling village.
We parked at the top of the cliff and walked down many steps to the beach below.
Halfway down (Paul's picture).
Down (Paul's picture).
The Bay Hotel. The red sign warns that the incoming tide will block your return to the slipway. We kept our eyes open.
Walking back up the hill.
Judith and I looking in the window of a jeweller's shop displaying jewellery featuring jet, a specialty of the area (Paul's picture).
Fuchsias seemed to do very well in Robin Hood's Bay:
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