Walking Jul 7 Written by Kate Shaffer Skipton to Grassington, July 5th. View fullsize This sign post marked the beginning of our 15-1/2 mile walk from Skipton to Grassington on Wednesday. View fullsize A gated stile. They’re super cute and novel at first. After the 20th one though, you’re looking for a hole to crawl through instead. View fullsize We missed lambing season, but there are still some chunky babies hopping around. View fullsize We are navigating with the use of a guide book: detailed descriptions of the trail and landmarks with a map to reference. More on that later. View fullsize The path here is marked by the passing of sheep—you can see where their fleece has caught in the brush. View fullsize An abandoned homestead high on a moor outside of Grassington Kate Shaffer Previous Previous Let’s see what is Next Next On Tarn moor
Walking Jul 7 Written by Kate Shaffer Skipton to Grassington, July 5th. View fullsize This sign post marked the beginning of our 15-1/2 mile walk from Skipton to Grassington on Wednesday. View fullsize A gated stile. They’re super cute and novel at first. After the 20th one though, you’re looking for a hole to crawl through instead. View fullsize We missed lambing season, but there are still some chunky babies hopping around. View fullsize We are navigating with the use of a guide book: detailed descriptions of the trail and landmarks with a map to reference. More on that later. View fullsize The path here is marked by the passing of sheep—you can see where their fleece has caught in the brush. View fullsize An abandoned homestead high on a moor outside of Grassington Kate Shaffer
