Rambling On : Lost on the Cleveland Way

If you're planning on doing the Cleveland Way, or just fancy a bit of a laugh, this could be the book for you!Join Paul as he navigates 109 miles along the Cleveland Way and around the North Yorkshire Moors.

Starting in Helmsley on the wettest day of the year, he thinks it can't get worse, but then Storm Francis comes along.

Accompanied by his good friend Rob, who carries most of the gear and does most of the cooking, they get lost, sunburned, blistered, and blown away.

Learn about pirates, inventors and famous people along the way as Paul rambles on in more ways than one, and find out about the unluckiest house in Yorkshire, all set against the backdrop of the Coronavirus pandemic. And if you want to know what Mick Hucknall has to do with Whitby, and learn about a modern day sailor who stole his own boat, read on. . . .Paul was born and bred in Hull, Yorkshire, and spent many years travelling the world to exotic places until it finally dawned on him that the best place in the world was right on his own doorstep.

He now spends as much of his time as possible walking around England learning about its fascinating history and meeting often interesting and usually strange people.This is Paul's second book, following up on '54 Degrees North', which saw Paul, Rob and Chris walk in a straight line across England at that exact latitude just for the fun of it.