With the Covid 19 virus ravaging the country, HTC are managing to get out while we can.  This week sees us tackling the Humber Bridge and Discovering east Yorkshire. 18 Oct 20, HTC met at the Baysgarth Leisure Centre. Derek & Wendy Perry and Pete & Lyn Hobson.  A planned route to the northern lands, tother side of the big bridge.    A non storming or pillaging ride.  A ride of hospitality, to sample the water of Yorkshire and feast upon the cakes they had to offer.  Befriend the locals and foster good relations in the northern territories.  After a ride through the town of Barton upon Humber, we crossed the Humber Bridge.  In to the east riding of Yorkshire.  Skirting the edge of Kingston  upon Hull and heading for the mill at Skidby.  The roads where quiet, but lots of cars and walkers had parked up and where taking in the local beauty walking spots. The first part up to the mill at Skidby was slightly uphill.  A stop at the mill café was a welcome break after a short uphill section.  However, what has been a real nice café in the past was not today.  Having waited for 20 mins for a waitress to take our order 45 mins later we where still awaiting for our snack and drink.  They never came we left.  And went to another local café a few kms up the road.  Who where more than happy to serve us .  leaving the cafe took us up the hill to the high point of the route, if it was a nice clear day, we may well have been able to see Lincoln Cathedral.  A nice longish down hill section followed where we could feel the wind in our hair.  Before coming back to the bridge through North Ferriby and along the south bank of the Humber Estuary.  A real nice ride with  some real nice views.