Route: A Walk from Wauldby
Area: East Yorkshire
Date of walk: 29th October 2013
Walkers: Andrew
Distance: 7.7 miles
Ascent: 700 feet
Starting from Wauldby Green, where I used to go tobaganning as a child, I walked along the side of Nut Wood and joined the Yorkshire Wolds Way for a short distance
Above Brantingham, there were huge views over the Humber and the Vale of York
I descended into Elloughton Dale, then climbed up onto the Wolds again, where I had views of the Humber Bridge and the city of Hull
The rest of the walk was across chalk farmland, until I arrived back at Nut Wood where I walked alongside the attractive (but unattractively named) Wauldby Scrogs back to the car
It had been an enjoyable afternoon ramble
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Nut Wood, Wauldby Green
Further along the path
The route follows the Wolds Way for a short distance
Bonnie in Bottom Plantation
A short section of road before going down Long Plantation
Looking towards the Vale of York
South Wold Plantation
The River Humber
Looking towards Hull
Hull straight ahead
Walking across the top of Nut Wood
Back to Wauldby in fading light
