Day 39 Haworth to Malham

Day 39 Haworth to Malham 

What an amazing day this has been, warm snd sunny, glorious and wonderful, but slso very tiring. It almost feels like summer 🌞 

This morning I took the bus back to the Pennine Way but accidentally went to far and had to do some road walking again. Around lunch it started to get really warm, but there was a lovely breeze off and on and I hardly realized that it was getting quite warm.

   Gargrave, where I got on the Pennine Way again. After lunch at a pub 😋

   It's been so incredibly green all day!

I temporarily lost the Pennine Way, but who cares when you get to walk a tiny road like this? Also, according to the map there would be a Bridleway that would take me back on the PW in a little while.

The Pennine Way should be on the other side of this seemingly endless field (and it almost was).

   Hello!

After a while I came to a small river meandering across the fields. I walked along it for a very long time all the way to Malham, crossing over it every now and then.

Not my favorite thing at the end of a long day when the legs are really tired!

Entering Malham I was just passing the Methodist Church, when a man asked me if I wanted a cold drink and some biscuits. Inside was an exhibition called the Knitted Bible. 40 scenes from the Bible had been knitted and made into an exhibition, and the exhibition was now traveling around the UK. People were very interested in what I was doing and some of them donated to my fundraiser, thank you so much ❤️ 

I was very close to the hostel and after checking in I went to my room wondering what it would be like, I've stayed in two very tiny rooms at hostels. I was do pleasantly surprised, the room was lovely and the bathroom very nice. And a view of the hills!

   The view from my room

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My fundraiser, Rare Cancers research ❤️

https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/page/ullas-giving-page-9