Went to Whitby in Scarborough once more 🙂 It’s of course famous for Captain James Cook (or Jimmy as I like to call him). Whitby was established around 656 apprently and re-founded in 1078 after the Vikings rolled through and destroyed it. The whalebon arch commorates the whaling industry but is actually a second iteration. The original one is in the Whitby Archives Heritage Centre. Interestingly enough it has a twin city in Ontario, of the same name. It’s less scenic.
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- Panorama of The Hole of Horcum
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- UK radar base.
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- North York Moors
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- Whitby harbor.
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- Walking along the pier.
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- Whitby Abbey and the river Esk.
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- Whitby was featured in Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula
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- Hah!
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- This is not an animal I recognize. What is this?
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- Ammonites!
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- Moo-mins!
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- Whitby Harbour
