Our last day hiking. An 8.5 mile walk from Littlebeck to Robin Hood’s Bay.
The Hermitage. Carved out by an anonymous stonemason in 1799. Unknown if it was created for travelers or for the stonemason himself.
Katharine inserted for scale. 
Lee inserted just for laughs. 
Looking out at the North Sea. 
On the outskirts of Robin Hood’s Bay. 
This was along the road. Not sure what it was for. 
North Sea. 
Sheep enjoying their North Sea views. 
The first peek at Robin Hood’s Bay. 
On the way down to the Bay. Very steep!
An ogre. Robin Hood’s Bay began as a smuggler’s hangout. 
Ta da! 
I carried my ceremonial rock from St. Bee’s and threw it into Robin Hood’s Bay putting a coda on our journey. 
The four Brits we we enjoyed walking with off and on the last few days. Dave, Heather, Sue and Mike. 
Saves on tires. 
The view from our B&B, The Grange. It was by far the nicest of our Bed and Breakfast stays. 
Our host served us champagne to celebrate the end of our hike. 
Here’s where we had dinner and a pint or two. 
This is the beautiful English garden at The Grange. 
The Grange’s koi pond. 
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