Distance: 18.6 miles Total: 90.42 (Tracklog: 18.40) Steps: 41,025
Things seen: various birds, a bunny or two, a (grey) squirrel or two. Also humongous numbers of cattle and sheep.
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Today's walk was long, longer than I thought it would be, but it was undulating rather than hilly. Some of it went along the Leeds - Liverpool canal, and some followed the river Aire, so although it was a long Way, it wasn't very Penniny. Pleasant walking though.
Olwyn gave me a bacon bap, and I had a nice lunch in Gargrave with a Dutch walker called Marten who started in Lands End and is heading for John O'Groats. I bumped into him again when I got to Malham, and who else was there but my friend Wayne, this time on his way back from Newcastle. We had a pint in the pub next to the Youth Hostel before he had to head off home.
Commemorative plaque at the summit of Pinhaw beacon, today's highest point at a mere 388m. I hope you can read it all
lots of inquisitive cattle today
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