North Grimston · 1 checked & stamped
Boots on. These are the North Grimston walks worth the drive, with lead rules and livestock warnings marked.
A short flat circuit out of a hamlet that has lost its pub, using the public bridleway that leaves Hogg Lane south-west across the fields, then turning north up Luddith Road and back along Hogg Lane past St Nicholas's church. The church is worth the detour for its Norman font, carved with the Last Supper. Only about 26 metres of climbing in the whole loop, which makes it the easiest walk on this stretch of the Wolds and a sensible short outing for an old dog. Roughly half of it is quiet single-track lane with no pavement, so leads on for that part.
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