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15 Sep 20, 08:31 PM |
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15 Sep 20, 08:34 PM |
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15 Sep 20, 08:57 PM |
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Whitby - a lovely day out. We parked on Westcliff (£6 for 8 hours). Crazy golf is nearby too. (9 holes - £3 pp). Then it’s a short stroll to the whalebone arch and statue of one of my hero’s - Captain James Cook RN. Then some steps down to the harbour where you can walk to the end of the jetty (red Marker - Port) giving you a view back on the harbour... lunch was fish , chips mushy peas from the Magpie cafe. Then a stroll over the swing bridge to get a lucky duck and then a walk up the 99 steps to the church and abbey (more wonderful views)... then a stroll down to the other jetty ( green - stbd Marker) before strolling back through the town via the Jet museum ( we also visited 3 hostelries) before embarking on a half size replica of HMS Endeavour (cooks ship) to take a 30 minute trip out to sea ... all in all we spent 6.5 hours in Whitby and it was a lovely day with great weather. Highly recommended to anyone who hasn’t visited before. It’s North Yorkshire at its best... and to think I used to cycle there as a young lad (50 miles round trip)... apart from the golf result ... a wonderful day.
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15 Sep 20, 09:30 PM |
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i love Whitby, spent many years back and to for the goth weekend. Got engaged at Saltwick Bay on a cold February and my engagement ring came from W Hamond- jet and diamond in silver. Loved it until a diamond fell out and the cost to replace/repair was more than the ring. In normal times, steak pie, chips and a pint of cider in the Duke of York is our dream meal.
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15 Sep 20, 09:33 PM |
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Love Whitby. We always used to go there on school trips. I used to always buy a Lucky Duck every time we went! My mum still has them all somewhere!
Great pictures, makes me feel all nostalgic as I haven't been for years. You really had a gorgeous day for it. Hope you had a lovely day. |
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16 Sep 20, 12:18 PM |
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I spent the first 10 years of my life (bar one year) holidaying in Whitby loads of fond memories and cine films...
i was obsessed with the mini train on west cliff.. my my mam & dad used to tell me it was broken then we would hear the whistle has hardly changed in all those years cycling there on Saturday... just for the chips.. Edited at 12:19 PM. |
16 Sep 20, 01:57 PM |
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It’s a bit colder today! |
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16 Sep 20, 02:00 PM |
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16 Sep 20, 02:16 PM |
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