Cleveland Way 2019 - Day 5 - Robin Hood's Bay to Scarborough

Day 5 of the Cleveland Way started in a very wet, dark and drizzly Robin Hood's Bay. We made our way in full waterproofs to Ravenscar before descending to see the fast flowing waterfall at Hayburn Wyke, it was looking splendid due to the heavy rain. We eventually arrived in Scarborough after a tough 16 miles over the muddy cliffs.
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[@kellyshaw7271]

Those were tough conditions yesterday you both did really well especially Lisa she must love you a lot. Great work as always and good luck with todays trail.

[@jimfwhitmore77]

Enjoyed today as I have all the days. Great to watch and can only dream of adventures like that.

[@macstyle2012]

Last time i was at that watchtower, it was still in use, late 1980s

[@DeanRead]

Thanks for watching Matthew 👍😎

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

excellent content Dean Read. I broke that thumbs up on your video. Keep on up the exceptional work.

[@DeanRead]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@gazgazmag4729]

Thank you Dean for the rather damp day!! Cheers Garry

[@jamesallen2659]

Very much enjoying watching your daily videos again - I seem to have done so much of these first 5 days in separate parts before, I'm thinking I should give this a go myself

[@MrJan50]

Attempted to walk a few miles with you on this section. Got to Burniston rocks about 12:30 and walked north past Cloughton. Didn't realise you'd set off later because of the rain. Thought I must have missed you. Had Hobnobs ready and waiting. Would try again today but ironically I'm due to ride a bike on the Monsal trail. At least it got me out of the house. The waterfalls off the cliffs aren't usual. Glad the weather is better for the finish.

[@rossdivinagracia637]

Very nicely videoed, like i was walking with u guys😀

[@christophersmith2689]

Hi dean that was miserable mate but you stuck with it RIP trail shoes lol Cant wait for the next vlog till then take care dean atvb chris

[@TheCoopsvids]

Was wet n cold just watching that lol

[@robs3317]

thanks mate..i have been waiting for the next vid...here in Vietnam !

[@DeanRead]

Hi Robert. A little later this morning as the WiFi connection here is like something from 1998. Had to resort to using my mobile data this morning as it hadn't uploaded overnight. Thanks for watching and All the best, Dean.

[@robs3317]

@@DeanRead ok mate as long you are ok and still plodding on..pity about the crap british weather..its hot and humid as usual here in Vietnam...all the best..Rob.

[@DeanRead]

@@robs3317 always plodding along regardless. It's the final day today with only about 10 miles to go so will be done just after lunchtime GMT no doubt.

[@rgreen8783]

We was definitely right with pronunciation Deano 😉. Looks very wet but it's a lovely stretch of the walk 🙂

[@DeanRead]

We were definitely right 😎👍 A little less inviting on those cliffs yesterday.

[@rgreen8783]

@@DeanRead yes it did look rather Grim , I'd of been straight in that cafe haha and I'd of been in my element with all the snacks 😁

[@DeanRead]

@@rgreen8783 Lisa is a good snack buyer 😂

[@rgreen8783]

@@DeanRead The snack master 😁

[@vkumar980]

Thanks Very well made, which month was it? We are doing next weekend!

[@DeanRead]

Thanks for watching, I walked this in October 👍 Good luck with your adventure

[@BHartworks]

When it's that wet you just have to embrace it. Nice one again Dean. Clough - pronounced Cluff Cloughton - pronounced Clowton Is it a Yorkshire thing? No - because Brough is pronounced Bruff Just to throw a spanner in the works, Boughton (Notts) is pronounced Booton :-) Haha

[@theodoreyoungman2111]

We stayed at boggle hole with college back in 2006. We had better weather though. Some good memories.

[@jeffallinson8089]

Hayburn Wyke is actually pronounced "Wike" not wick lol. Great vid though and fab in spite of the weather!!

[@DeanRead]

I've said it many times, I can't keep up with local pronunciation... It's a minefield if you aren't from the area 🤣 I'll do my best and say it as I see it 😁 Thanks for watching Jeff

[@jeffallinson8089]

@@DeanRead I really enjoyed it Dean; your work is fabulous.

[@johnsenior478]

Pretty sure it’s Whyke not Wick ...nice restful vlog.

[@DeanRead]

Haha 😂 I'm just going to stop naming places in the videos. Whyke and Wick look like they should be said the same way to me.

[@jwwardward1670]

Hiya Dean fantastic video What's that saying no such thing as bad weather, just wrong clothes Ps Hang on to Lisa she's a keeper

[@DeanRead]

She certainly is 👍 She puts up with my crazy ideas and supports me 100% and is frequently the voice of reason in the planning stages.

[@michellehanley4651]

Hi. Love your vids.. What time of year did you walk this?

[@DeanRead]

Hi Michelle, I've been uploading the videos the following day as I go so have just finished today.

[@user-dh8xf1tr9x]

How long did it take to get from Robin hood bay to Scarborough?

[@DeanRead]

Thanks for watching, it took around 6 1/2 hours to cover the distance that day but we weren't pushing it. That includes getting to the southern part of Scarborough.

[@DeanRead]

I've only just noticed that I didn't include links to maps in the video description.... I've just been through all my Cleveland Way videos and put links in to the Strava maps.

[@user-dh8xf1tr9x]

@@DeanRead That's ok. I am going end of may. Just doing my research

[@macstyle2012]

Wyke (sounds like w-eye-ke) not wick

[@DeanRead]

I've been corrected before on this while out running the Cinder Track 😁 It's hard to know how to pronounce local place names if you aren't a local, I just say it how I see it 🤣

[@macstyle2012]

@@DeanRead I have that problem here in Spain, even though I speak basic Spanish - the locals cannot understand my accent sometimes or how I pronounce things.

[@DeanRead]

Haha I can imagine the language barrier would add an extra level of complexity to pronunciation 😁