Saturday, 11 February 2012

c2c rumbles on ... a flashback

Looking through some old photos, as one does when 'of a certain age' I came across a reminder of earlier perambulations on the North York Moors, circa 1962/3.  Almost 50 years ago, now those were the days, I reckon I could have seen the c2c off in no time :o) - if it had existed!

1963 me on the way up to the Wainstones, North York Moors


 1963 - Me near the Wainstones North York Moors


The dangers of crossing (Lyke Wake Walk) the North York Moors in the 1960s


1962 - About halfway on the Lyke Walk at Hamer House - a group of Middlesbrough Area Telephone Engineers trying to keep warm just as dawn is breaking.


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  1. Jumbly Girl11 February 2012 at 20:09

    Gorgeous photos Dad!

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  2. mike40ugs12 February 2012 at 20:44

    I did the Lyke Wake in the 60s too

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  3. ruby5227 June 2012 at 11:39

    Thank you for a wonderful account of your Coast to Coast adventure. I am doing the walk this September (2012) to celebrate/defy my 60th birthday and found your experience, recommendations of where to stay and eat and photos of inclement weather very helpful ! I had only seen photos of bright sunny days in other accounts I had read. I am travelling from Sydney Australia and I want to have a realistic expectation of the weather so I can be fully prepared. After looking at your pics I am packing some warmer clothes!! A few years ago I tried to get some friends interested in doing the Lake Wyke Walk with me but had no takers. And I'm so envious of where you live. I visited Tuscany when I visited Italy to do a walk on the Amalfi Coast ..... wonderful memories !! Walking is such a great way to see the world.

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