Grove Hotel Leyburn

Grove Square, Leyburn Leyburn, North Yorkshire, England, DL8 5AE, United Kingdom

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A Sunday walk

A travel blog entry by hanhanmarie

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... we were off the Moor that Eilidh and Emma let Kelly and I know that there was a serial killer in that town a few years past (40 actually- brits are weird with time and distances) and she buried the bodies on the moor. Awesome.

In the end I did get to see the cow and calf rocks which we were looking for the whole time and we also saw some sheep.
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The Barge was not to be!

A travel blog entry by kimjones59

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... feel so lucky to have had the opportunity to ad-lib our day and enjoyed every minute of it. The sun continued to shine all afternoon but the wind was relentless and cold. Today was not our day for a barge but we're told that Wales also has canal ways and another barge opportunity. Fittingly, the girl who served us in Hebden Bridge had a massive tattoo across her chest and right in the middle were the words, Carpe Diem!
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Section 10 to Kildwick, near Keighley

A travel blog entry by esmeann

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... thrown into the canal, brings swans, ducks, pigeons and every other bird in the area to try and get a bite?
We passed a mile stone showing we were 99 miles from Liverpool, we looked for the 100 mile sign, but someone must have fancied it for their garden as it completely missing.
About a mile before we finished today's walk, we found a memorial to some Polish ...

Bronte country

A travel blog entry by lambs

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After a typically late start, it was decided that Haworth, the village made famous by the Bronte sisters, would be the day’s destination. It was surprisingly crowded for a cold mid-winter day, with predominantly British day-trippers strolling up and down the cobbled main street. We stopped into ...

Boxing Day

A travel blog entry by lambs

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... people. Most of the patrons of the pub were walkers in the surrounding hills, and each seemed to be accompanied by at least one dog. All were well-behaved, however, both dogs and walkers. For dinner I had a steak and kidney pie. We had a pleasant drive back in the dark along narrow single-lane roads lined by tall stone fences…pleasant because I wasn’t driving.
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