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The gate of an old church. Unfortunately, I couldn't figure out what used to stand there, whether it was a monastery or something else. But I found this portal very impressive.

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Nice views over the bay and to Bridlington.

Danes Dyke Nature Preserve is a 148 acre, dramatic and lush nature reserve on the Flamborough Head Heritage Coast.

Prime views overlooking Bridlington and the surrounding area.

RSPB Bempton Cliffs is a nature reserve managed for the seabirds. The visitor centre is open to the public with lots of information as well as a shop, cafe and toilets. Look out for Gannett, Guillemot and Puffin as well as Barn Owls. The coast path is always fun to run, the hills aren't huge here but it's twisty and undulating as it follows the shape of the coast. Most of this section offers the choice between a winding narrow trail that follows the edge of the coast or a wider slightly straighter trail slightly inland that cuts some of the corners.

Hunmanby is a village on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds. It has plenty of eating and drinking options as well as accommodation due to its vicinity to both the Yorkshire coast and the Wolds. It was once the largest village in Britain but has since lost the title. The archway on the edge of the village is a mock gothic ruin, The Old Folly, now a holiday lodge. On display in All Saints Church on Church Hill is a Chain Bible dating from 1541. After the dissolution of the monasteries, Henry VIII demanded that an English bible be housed in every church and read to the congregation. As books were so expensive and rare at the time, the bibles were locked to the church by a chain. This is apparently one of only six surviving 16th century chain bibles.

One of the best thing about Hunmanby is the beach at Hunmanby Gap. Drive down Sands Lane and park in the field (the farmer charges a couple of pounds for the whole day). The beach is vast and generally empty. There are no annoying rules so you can take your dog, have a barbecue etc.

Look out for the hares