Leaving Swainby in the valley and climbing onto the North Yorks Moors northern fringe.
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Early morning mist in Raisdale.
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Looking north to Middlesborough
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Following the edge of the moor with the climb up Round hill ahead right
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A Red Grouse silhouetted on a cairn.
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Looking back west along the ridge
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The summit trig point on Carlton Bank
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A shower passes over Stokesley
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Looking back again along the path
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Roseberry Topping (the conical hill) with the first sight of the North Sea behind.
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Zooming in on Roseberry Topping
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The view point on Cringle Moor
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Another descent and climb ahead
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Zooming in on the docks at Teesport
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A final look back before heading into the heart of the moors
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Parting company with the Cleveland Way
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Zooming in on the day's destination - the Lion Inn
on Blakey Ridge ( the highest pub in Yorkshire ) 404 m 1329ft
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A pint of 'Black Sheep' awaits in the the Lion Inn!
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