Week to Saturday, 13th July 2019 (39 miles)

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Monday, 8th July 2019

 20.31 Miles. Boldon Colliery - Cleadon - Whitburn - South Shields - Jarrow - Boldon Colliery. Sunny with cloud, warm 19C.










Wednesday, 10th July 2019.

 18.43 Miles. Boldon Colliery - Sunderland - Seaburn - Whitburn - South Shields - Boldon Colliery. Sunny with cloud, very humid. 21C.





















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