Anna's shadow against green grass. Photo: Anna Lyon.
Anna's shadow against green grass. Photo: Anna Lyon.
It was day three of the Friends Way. I had already walked up Malham Cove, past Malham Tarn, followed the Monk’s Road and descended into Arncliffe. It was around 4pm. I fell gratefully into a pub, conveniently located by the path and savoured a coffee cake accompanied by lemonade, just what I felt I needed to make the more-than-300m ascent over the next hill before a gentle amble along the Wharfe River into Buckden.
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