5 Days in Harrogate - Day Five

 Our final morning in Harrogate before we make the journey home. We made sure we had plenty to eat at breakfast and then spent a couple of hours in the B and B lounge before we said our goodbyes. On the way to the station we stopped for a top-up sandwich but in hindsight it was too early and we couldn’t eat it all.

Having got to the station we had to get over, via a bridge, to the right platform. A ticket attendant told us where to get the lifts which was fine going up but he omitted to tell us that the lift on the opposite side was out of order so I had to lug two suitcases, one at a time, down the stairs. To be honest I had two offers of help from other would be passengers. 

The journey to Kings Cross was uneventful and both of us had a nap which seemed to make the time go quicker. The last part of our journey was the tube and that was also uneventful. We finally arrived home at 5p.m. 

                            OUR HOLIDAY WAS OVER

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