Sandsend.

Viewed from the old rail line near Sandsend Ness.

Spelling.

The iconic Cleveland Way sign (complete with spelling correction).

Windswept.

Between Sandsend and Kettleness.

Windswept (and backlit).

Between Sandsend and Kettleness.

Kettleness.

The Alum works at Kettleness.

Runswick Sunset.

From Kettleness.

Runswick bay.

Lights of Runswick, anglers head torches, and stars.

Runswick Bay vapour trail.

Runswick Bay by Night.

The lights of Runswick. Angler's head torches line the bay.

Runswick bay lights and stars.

The lights of Runswick. Angler's head torches line the bay.

First light at Runswick.

Early autumn light over Runswick Bay.

Ruswick morning rays.

Rays in the West after sunrise over Runswick Bay.

Runswick Morning.

Runswick Morning 2

Kettleness pipework (capstones missing).

Industrial remnants at Kettleness alum works. Evidence of the channel runs along the full line of the rail bed and to the cliff edge.

Kettleness Industrial Remains.

The cliff-edge works at the Kettleness Alum industry site.

Kettless waterfall.

After the long rope descent the reward was an almost dry waterfall.

Kettleness waterfall and cliffs.

Looking toward Runswick Bay.

Kettleness casualty.

Remains of a sea mammal between Kettleness and Runswick Bay.

Bones on the beach.

Remains of a sea mammal on the beach between Kettleness and Runswick Bay.

Runswick Pill Box.

World war two structure on the beach at Runswick Bay.

Rememberance.

In 1941, a platoon of the 7th Btn. of the Loyal Regt. under Lt. John B. Sanderson (1921-2001) built this pillbox and other defences on Runswick Bay. In 1944, John was one of the few survivors of the Battle of Sangshack when the 50th Indian Para Bde. held up the Japanese advance on Kohima for 6 days. See profile on paraata.co.uk

Cleveland Way Steps.

The steps in/out of Runswick Bay.

Runswick Bay.

Autumn at Runswick Bay.