Roseberry Lane that leads to Newton Woods and Roseberry Topping, Surprisingly busy today, considering that it was a weekday.

Cliff, with Roseberry Lane leading to Newton under Roseberry.

Cliff at Cliff Ridge Wood

A quiet corner of St. Oswald's Churchyard, Newton under Roseberry.

Descending through Newton Wood the path was considerably more tricky for "oldies" to descend as opposed to ascending the same path two weeks previously.

Information board for the Roseberry Tramway and Roseberry Ironstone mine.

Descending through Newton Wood the path was considerably more tricky for "oldies" to descend as opposed to ascending the same path two weeks previously.

The footpath we followed today took us under Roseberry Topping but towards the Captain's Shooting Box. There are stupendous vviews from here looking West towards Darlington and beyond.

What remains of the Roseberry Tramway, above Airyholme Farm.

The Captain's Shooting Box under Roseberry Topping. This structure dates from the late 18th Century and was built to shelter members of the local gentry who came here for picnics or for shooting.

Roseberry Topping seen from Airyholme Farm.

All Saints' Churchyard, Great Ayton.

Roseberry Topping seen from Airyholme Farm.