Route: Brantingham
Area: East Yorkshire
Date of walk: 10th March 2013
Walkers: Andrew and Gilly
Distance: 6.0 miles
Ascnet: 800 feet
We parked in the village hall car park in the unspoilt and picturesque village of Brantingham
We left the village via Spout Hill and about half way up the hill we turned right along a path through a strip of woodland
Our circular route followed parts of the High Hunsley Way and the Yorkshire Wolds Way, through woodland and alongside chalk farmland
The weather was very cold, made even colder by a bitter wind at times, and occasional snow showers
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The village pond at Brantingham
Spout Hill, leaving the village
Looking back down Spout Hill towards the Humber
Another view back to the Humber
Approaching Elloughton Dale
Wauldby
Just past Wauldby
Chalk farmland
The Wolds Way is superbly waymarked along the whole route
Along the Wolds Way
Another sign along the Wolds Way, Brantingham is straight ahead down the hill
We took a short detour to see Brantingham Church
Almost back to Brantingham
