What a beautiful 10 mile walk. I’ve done it many times.
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Very nice, imagination tweaked!
Glad you liked it. it’s a lovely part of the world.
Beautiful, Opher, makes me long for a return visit to the Northern U.K.
Make it soon!
Stunning. The only time we ever went to visit Robin Hood’s Bay the mist was down so it was not possible.
It’s a beautiful walk that we’ve done a number of times. We love it.
Maybe one day I will make it.
You’d love it too! A beautiful part of the world.
I know, we had so been looking forward to the Bay.
It’s prone to sea frets.
I’ve been making dinosaurs this morning!
How interesting, are they for you or the little Children.
They were models of balsa wood. Quite interesting. We got them for the kids. They were intricate and good skills.
And yourself.
I enjoyed them too!
What is your weather like, cold and very high winds, no rain so far. Due next week for very hot weather, so they say.
Ridiculously cold for June – 11 degrees. Overcast a bit drizzly. Not fair with the kids here! Looking forward to next week.
Really miserable here too. Have you the Children next week as well, goodness Liz must get tired, although I wish I had Grandchildren.
Couldn’t manage two weeks. It’d kill us!
Why, they are only Children, make the most of them – you don’t know how lucky you are I so would love Children running around here, will never see it.
Love ’em to bits but they are so full of energy. They wear me out.
Yes, I daresay they do, such wonderful memories Opher as they get older and of course you too but look what you can look back on. Another generation of Goodwin’s, there won’t be anymore Cottages.
You never know – the boys may produce a bungalow or two.
Bungalow – well there certainly won’t be any Cottages in my time, that much I do know.
Maybe a chalet or two?
Funny! No – I am good at Premonitions.
Perhaps they need to get out more?
I have given up telling them. I won’t interfere in their private life, they are grown men.
Doesn’t sound like much of a life.
No they deserve better. Jonathan was very badly hurt by so called “good friends” he made at school and later, he rarely bothers now. David goes to bed late morning it now appears, he can’t sleep and works from 6pm through to until he goes to bed – no life whatsoever. I worry what they have been through from childhood onwards and what’s to become of them, but I can’t/won’t tell them what to do.
Perhaps you should be a pathfinder and they should go to SF and get a life?
Are you being serious? I know Jonathan would go and live in America for him Texas, why don’t ask me? David has too much loyalty to this Country – I suspect what will happen is they will (hopefully that bitch won’t do the dirt) end up with this house and that will be it. That thought breaks my heart, I want them to Live.
If they see you going out and doing it then they might be inspired and want to follow. You might give them the courage and impetus.
They are Men not Boys they can’t always be relying on me I won’t be here for ever. Going to San Francisco on my own is the first time in my life I have travelled like this. Jonathan has no problem going places, its David “work, work, work”.
It’s a bit of a problem. Maybe David will change.
Life has always been a problem, I’m tired. I will always worry about the Boys, alive or dead.
That’s part of the deal of parenthood. I knew I should have read the small print.
When you give birth to a Child you will always be there for them in the good times and bad, and God knows we had enough of the latter. Now are good times I hope and wherever I will be I will be there for them always watching over them.
I suppose that is our function – to support our offspring as much as we can.
Well that is what I always believed. I never had the support but at least my Sons know that I will love them long after I am gone and whilst here I support them, maybe I am soft or not correct but this is me.
I’m sure they appreciate it even if they don’t show it too much. That’s men.
I would not agree, my two worry about me too much thats the problem, they should be worrying about themselves.
Well it is good that they care about you.
Yes I am extremely fortunate, but they need to live they had their childhoods ruined.
That’s probably why they are like they are. But they sound like nice lads/men. That’s the most important thing.
They are very nice Lads, lads you could trust. Deserved better