St Bees

This is our starting point. Five people got off our two car train
We caught an all stations Carlisle to Barrow in Furness. Our stop was the smallest of the small.

This seaside town is better known for its rain. It was stunning. We have now had 3 days without rain and we haven't started our walk. Hope we haven't wasted it!!

This is where we start, tomorrow, bright and early, up and along the cliffline.


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