Flanders by Bike - Day 1

After our very short visit to Amsterdam, we boarded our barge 'De Holland' and found our cabin. It's a good size, plenty of room to unpack what we need and store the suitcases under the bed.
TheLäs mer
Amsterdam - Just Passing Through

On the move this morning from Rotterdam to Amsterdam. We only had a little over an hour to kill in Amsterdam ... this passed far too quickly with a stroll around some of the gorgeous canals near theLäs mer
Rotterdam - Exploring the New

Rotterdam has a vibrant and edgy atmosphere, great food, and some amazing buildings. Mr Fit-Body was in modern architecture heaven all day.
We spent most of the day exploring on foot but, when theLäs mer
Rotterdam - Exploring the Old

The weather has turned chilly, and a bit rainy, and very windy. We only have a couple of days in Rotterdam so we got warmer clothes from the bottom of our suitcases and spent the day exploring.
OurLäs mer
Lemm-xit from the UK

It's time to pack the hiking boots in the suitcase and kick off our next adventure.
But first:
A train from Filey to Hull
A bus to the Hull P&O terminal
An overnight ferry to Europoort,Läs mer
Filey

Perfect timing for finishing our walk ... yesterday was gorgeous weather, today was cold and windy and wet. From tshirts yesterday to beanies and gloves today.
Filey is described as a 'charmingLäs mer
Yorkshire Wolds - Day 6

Ganton to Filey
19.3 km (but we cheated a little)
Another day of sunshine and light winds for our final stint on the trail.
We got a bit of everything on this leg. Farms, villages, meadows, woods,Läs mer
Yorkshire Wolds - Day 5

North Grimston to Ganton
24.8 km
A local taxi picked us up from Scagglethorpe and deposited us back on the trail at North Grimston. After a bit of rain yesterday, today was bright and shiny ... aLäs mer
Scagglethorpe

A quaint name for a quaint village of Roman and Viking origin.
Today was a lazy day for our weary feet. A sleep-in, a leisurely breakfast, and then a slow wander around the village filled in theLäs mer
Yorkshire Wolds - Day 4

Huggate to North Grimston [Scagglethorpe}
26 km
A day of two adventures.
Mr Fit-Body set off early for the long hike through the Wolds to North Grimston. Highlights for his day included an unusualLäs mer
Yorkshire Wolds - Day 3

Market Weighton to Huggate
23.8 km
Today, we walked past some lumps and bumps in the ground which were the grassed-over foundations of a deserted medieval village.
Our guide book went into someLäs mer
Market Weighton

Market Weighton was once a very busy place. Located on trade routes halfway between York and Hull, it grew over the centuries until five main roads and four railway lines converged here. Roads are nowLäs mer
Yorkshire Wolds - Day 2

South Cave to Market Weighton
21.4 km
The guide book warned that there are no facilities for walkers on today's route. We prepared well with a huge breakfast, and set off with a packed lunch forLäs mer
Yorkshire Wolds - Day 1

Hessle to South Cave
21 km (by the book), but 26.25 km by the GPS
No, we didn't get lost on our first day of hiking. It was a couple of km stroll from our accommodation to the start of the trail, andLäs mer
No Time To Rest

After a day of rest, we have a day of commute.
4 trains, 3 changes, no probs
Our long distance hike starts tomorrow
Tourists

We had a lazy Sunday morning, and a leisurely breakfast whilst more energetic people in Cambridge ran around the streets in the annual Chariots of Fire charitable relay race. Most of the lycra-cladLäs mer
Sleep !!!!

We booked our first accommodation in Cambridge ... neither of us has been there for many years, and it's a nice place to battle jet-lag.
A minor hiccup with the train service from Stansted Airport toLäs mer
Arrived

Such a long time to be sitting down.
There's food, there's movies, there's nap time, but there's no sugar-coating it ... it's 21 hours of sitting down
In Transit

Just passing through ... enough time to stretch the legs, get some coffee, and find the airport gate for the next flight.
Ready To Go

It's been a long time since the last time !!!!
2020 : No one went anywhere
2021-22 : Built a house, didn't go anywhere
2023-24 : Changed jobs, no time to go anywhere
2025 : We're going anywhere