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C2C Day 14 – Egton Bridge to Robin Hood’s Bay
Previous: C2C Day 13 - Egton Bridge to Goathland The view from the Egton Bridge bridge The Final Day! This was it. Our final day on the Coast to
C2C Day 13 – Egton Bridge to Goathland
Previous: C2C Day 12 - Blakey Ridge to Egton Bridge Keeping It Local We had originally planned to stay in Robin Hood's Bay for two nights after
C2C Day 12 – Blakey Ridge to Egton Bridge
Previous: C2C Day 11 - Osmotherly to Blakey Ridge Brrrrr It got cold last night. Almost freezing. Tom kept warm, though, and he headed out well
C2C Day 11 – Osmotherly to Blakey Ridge
Previous: C2C Day 10 - Catterick Bridge to Osmotherly What A Day! I think today was my favorite day of the entire walk! Nice elevation gain,
C2C Day 10 – Catterick Bridge to Osmotherly
Previous: C2C Day 9 - Grinton to Catterick Bridge A Note About the Dates FYI, I'm writing this blog after arriving back home. The dates on my posts
C2C Day 9 – Grinton to Catterick Bridge
Previous: C2C Day 8 - Keld to Grinton A Full Breakfast Breakfast at the Bridge Inn was good. But it didn't start until 8:30, which makes for a late
C2C Day 8 – Keld to Grinton
Previous: C2C/Pennine Way Day 7 - Tan Hill Inn Rain Although it had sprinkled or rained very briefly almost every day of our trek, we were feeling
C2C/Pennine Way Day 7 – Tan Hill Inn
Previous: C2C Day 6 - Kirkby Stephen to Keld A Mellow Start After a week, we were ready to have a mellow day and not move anywhere. So we had
C2C Day 6 – Kirkby Stephen to Keld
Previous: C2C Day 5 - Shap to Kirkby Stephen Then There Was One We had a good start to the day because we were staying in such a nice place, called
C2C Day 5 – Shap to Kirkby Stephen
Previous: C2C Day 4 - Patterdale to Shap Elevation Lest anyone think the C2C is a simple walk, by the end of day 4 (yesterday) we had climbed
