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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 31st May
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*COPYRIGHT of photographs vests in the photographer identified in the report. |
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Monday 1st June. Phil Trafford and Bob Clutson walked from Wintringham in the glorious sunshine yesterday. The photos below are from Phil Trafford and start with a rest stop after climbing the steep hill in deep dale plantation at "enclosure rites", which was the first artwork to be commissioned on the Wolds Way national trail. Phil and Bob sat by the dew pond admiring the view and enjoying a refreshing drink. Appropriately, one of the figures now sports a corona virus rainbow on his chest |
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| Margie
Atkinson submitted the pictures below taken on her walk with Les
yesterday via Howdale, Thorney Brow, Springhill (redundant water
bottling plant), Colcroft farm and back down Boggle Hole road and
railway track.
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Les's contributions follow below |
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| Ray Johnson's Sunday walk took him past Bell Hill Farm, Staintondale |
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| Tuesday 2nd June. Malcolm Blackburn entitles his latest expedition as the " Hunmanby Filey Flyer" |
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| Peter Bettany sent in these pics following his walk with Stella Ellis to Hutton Le Hole and Rosedale Bank |
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| Wednesday 3rd June. Malcolm Blackburn has completed his latest trek - the "Dalby Whisperdales Dawdle" |
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| Thursday 4th June. Judy Trafford rambled on a circular route from Old May Beck via Falling Foss, and Lilla Cross. |
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| Margie Atkinson says; "Les and I enjoyed a walk with Sue and Malcolm from the mast at Ravenscar to the Falcon via Moorland House and back through the forestry. Met alpacas and aliens on the way! Great to be able to walk with friends again isn’t it?" |
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| Saturday 6th June . Malcolm Backiburn's Friday walk was the "Cober to Ravenscar rtn Cinder Canter". Doesn't trip off the tongue quite as well as usual Malcolm , but explains your route, which sounds quite a long one! |
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