Friday, 12 August 2016

#CountryKids at Boggle Hole

Country Kids from Coombe Mill Family Farm Holidays Cornwall

Our first day at Robin Hood's Bay wasn't the sunniest but it didn't stop us from having outdoor fun! First of all though my excited daughter discovered that Ben Miller was also staying in the village and he kindly posed for a photo:

Ben Miller

The official plan for the day was a walk to Boggle Hole. Due to the way the tides go we weren't going to be able to get there along the beach:

Robin Hoods Bay

So we set off along the Cleveland Way which turned out to have an awful lot of steps:

Cleveland Way
It was a bit of an adventure as the route was quite varied:


Cleveland Way

Cleveland Way

Cleveland Way

Eventually we reached the cove at Boggle Hole: 

Boggle Hole

At first we sat down in the cove whilst the children explored it as the tide was coming in. Then the rain came down so we retreated into the Youth Hostel for lunch:

Boggle Hole

The hostel has been revamped recently and these intriguing stairs lead up to rooms where the children could have indoor fun:

Boggle Hole

There was a polite notice about making sure your children weren't running riot:

Boggle Hole

Most of our group walked back over the cliff but a few of us wanted to wait out for the tide to have receded enough to walk along the beach. My daughter kept going out to test the depth to see if it was shallow yet.

Boggle Hole

Eventually we decided that we didn't mind a bit of a wade so we set off:

Boggle Hole

It turned out that around the corner the water got a bit deeper...

Boggle Hole

and deeper:

Boggle Hole

Luckily it was never above mid thigh and we reached the sand of the main Bay:

Robin Hoods Bay

It is truly a stunning location:

Robin Hoods Bay

We then met up with the rest of the group including my son who had been enjoying a dip in the North Sea:

Robin Hoods Bay

It was fish and chip supper night so we then had a wander through the steps and narrow alleys to the restaurant:

Robin Hoods Bay

Of course it had to be Scampi and chips for me as its what this stretch of the coast is famous for:

Scampi and Chips

A lovely end to our first day.

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