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Monday, August 29, 2011

Benches of the Wainwright Coast to Coast Walk

Day 1: St. Bees Ocean View
St. Bees Ocean View
During this Wainwright Coast to Coast walk, I became interested in the idea of a bench set up for you to sit and take in a view. Ironically, we hardly did so. Instead we kept on the move, lingering only for a snack and lunch in places where there were typically no benches.

The secondary meaning of an empty bench is about missing someone. I was without the other half of Travelmarx for this vacation/trip for the first time in twenty years. So without further ado, here are a sample of benches (and bridges and a few other structures I saw along) the walk.

Day 2: High and Dry – South of Sandwith
High and Dry – South of Sandwith

Day 2: View To Whitehaven
View To Whitehaven

Day 2: Cleator Moor - Wath Bridge, River Ehen
Cleator Moor - Wath Bridge, River Ehen

Day 4: Lake Ullswater from Inn on the Lake
Lake Ullswater from Inn on the Lake

Day 5: Shap Abbey
Shap Abbey

Day 6: Lime Kiln (outside of Orton)
Lime Kiln (outside of Orton)

Day 6: Petty Hall, Orton
Petty Hall, Orton

Day 7: Ivelet Bridge
Day 7: Ivelet Bridge

Day 7 - Kirkby Stephen Town
Kirkby Stephen Town

Day 7 - Kirkby Stephen Churchyard
Kirkby Stephen Churchyard

Day 7: Ravenstonedale – Churchyard
 Ravenstonedale – Churchyard

Day 8: Leaving Reeth in the Morning
Leaving Reeth in the Morning

Day 8: Approaching Richmond
Approaching Richmond

Day 9: Leaving Richmond
Leaving Richmond

Day 9 – Osmotherley - Center
Osmotherley - Center

Day 11: Beggar's Bridge Glaisdale
Beggar's Bridge Glaisdale

Day 12 – Goathland Morning
Goathland Morning

Day 12 – Goathland Morning
Goathland Morning

Day 12 - Overlooking Robin Hood's Bay – The End of the Walk
Overlooking Robin Hood's Bay

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