We headed over the moors and the heather is in full bloom. The colours are fantastic.
We headed along the Cleveland Way toward Live Moor which we reached at 12.00, with fantastic views of Whorl Hill.
From here we had great views of Carlton Bank, where we also stopped for lunch at 12.30pm.
At Carlton bank the views were fantastic of the sea and Roseberry Topping, however they were all spoiled by the industrial wasteland of Teesside
We carried on along the Cleveland Way reaching the Wain Stones at 3.00pm, from here we turned left and headed across Cold Moor towards Chop Gate ( Choppy Hat as the locals call it)
As we crossed Cold Moor we saw a number of Grouse unfortunately we didn’t have any guns with us!
Whilst Morris inspected the heather the boys decided to have a rest !
Just as we were arriving in Choppy hat James realised he had lost his telephone on top of the moors where he had been resting earlier – so he and Morris set off to find it
The rest of the party carried on and arrived at the Buck inn at 4.07 ! Morris and James arrived at 4.50 with the recovered telephone ( Morris was very happy with the extra exercise ! )
The heather is at its best at this time of year. The weather was kind for you at last and not long to go now.
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