Tuesday 20th. October 2009. I had hoped to complete my walk today but with over 30 miles still to go I will have to continue into Wednesday. The features of today's walking were the lovely Yorkshire villages the route passes through, Hutton - le - Hole, Lastingham, Levisham, (Where true to form I had problems getting down from Newton-on- Rawcliffe bank to locate the crossing over the river and railway to Levisham Station). My picture is of the village green in Fadmoor - this section of the route is co-incident with The Tabular Hills Walk which completes "the missing link" in the Cleveland Way by joining Scarborough to Helmsley, so this is not my first visit to beautiful Fadmoor). By the end of the day I was up on the moors and camped at the impressive Skelton Tower overlooking the gorge of Newtondale, famous for being the very scenic route of the North Yorks Moors Railway, which I will encounter at close quarters tomorrow, Wednesday.
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