More Water, Three More Ducks.

Today's walk was at Pickering in North Yorkshire.

Another momentary rest at another path crossing another stream.

On the edge of the curiously named North York Moors National Park (curious because it is nowhere near York), Pickering is a traditional Market Town, and now an important tourist town. And the base of the much more sensibly named North Yorkshire Moors Railway.

The Beck flows right through the town: fairly often quite literally, as it is prone to flooding. Here it is on it's way out of Pickering heading South towards, eventually, The Humber Estuary.