To make up for the fairly short walks of the previous 2 days, today is real hike into the major Yorkshire resort of Scarborough. Like it or not, all the funfair and ice cream kitsch is an important part of British holiday life and has been exported all over the world in various guises. The walking involves a coastal rollercoaster of sea cliff paths, staying very close to the edge for much of the time. Altogether there is about 1,300 feet of total ascent over the 15 miles. There are limited refreshments en-route, and some interesting coastal feature names, such as Dab Dumps, Boggle Hole, Beast Cliff and Sailor's Grave. Today's is a brooding, lonely, lovely walk.