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Suspension of Walks Programme during corona virus pandemic |
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This is a temporary and short-lived (I hope) section of photographs submitted by members taking walks in accordance with Government advice. Please submit them with a date and location to scarb.group.news@talktalk.net The photos below were submitted from 22nd April to 30th April |
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*COPYRIGHT of photographs vests in the photographer identified in the report. |
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Wednesday 22nd April. Ray Johnson sent me the photo below, which he took in Scalby village on his Sunday walk |
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| Thursday 23rd April. Trevor Ford submitted the pics below taken on his walk yesterday round Ebberston and along Green (Scarth) Lane to west end of Snainton and return. |
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The Traffords walk from West Ayton, North in Forge Valley woods on the East of the river before crossing the river, climbing to Spikers Hill, then returning via Kimlin Slack, Coverdale Moor and Hutton Buscel. Judy's pics below. |
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| Phil's contribution below. |
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| Saturday 25th April. Trevor Ford sent the photos below taken on his 5 mile walk around Ebberston, past the church up Hagg Side Lane, through the Hall Wood,up Kirkdale and across to the bottom of Scamridge Dykes.Return via Ebberston Dale road..Only three images are shown at the moment, but Trevor is sending a few more, which will be added in due course. A further nine images added Thursday 30th April. |
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| Sunday 26th April. Phil Trafford enjoyed a 9 mile ramble from Langdale Bridge, over Langdale Rigg End down to North Moor, up Ward Hill, then along the top edge of Barns Cliff.S |
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| Monday 27th April. Thanks to Ray Johnson for for the pics below taken on the sea cut and near Wrench Green |
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| Thursday 30th April. Peter Bettany sent in photos taken today on his favourite walk around Kirkby. |
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| Finally, just one photo from Phil Trafford of a yellow hammer that Phil and Judy saw singing away near Spikers Hill Farm, on their walk today |
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