Sunday morning came very quickly, the sky was not looking promising and water proofs were soon required. As we passed along the prom nature gave us a demonstration of the power of the sea, hitting the sea wall and showering over the road.We passed through Scarborough town and onto Oliver’s Mount, a road race circuit, a tour round to get the lie of the land and next time go for it. This year proved a little slower, firstly it had been raining and debris on the road. We headed away from Scarborough into the moors of Yorkshire, riding through some superb scenery albeit a little blustery at times. Coffee was served at the Lion inn on Blakey Ridge which seemed to on top of the world. Further on through the hills until a small brook was come across, out with the balls ready for the duck racing.  Grosmont Station was next for a tea and cake. Back into Scarborough and a walk down to the front where we boarded a smaller train which took us along the front, a lot less effort than walking. Another good night in the Ivanhoe served by some interesting ladies.