[ Photo Gallery # 77 ]
A further (last – for the time being anyway) selection of my photographs of Whitby taken on my frequent visits there in the past . . .
Whitby – as the River Esk enters the North Sea – view from East Cliff
Harbour Entrance 1
Harbour Entrance 2
Harbour Entrance 3
The ruins of Whitby Abbey atop East Cliff
Whitby Town – view from the top of the 199 Steps
Caedmon’s Cross and Whitby Town – View from the Churchyard of St.Mary’s
Old gravestones in the churchyard – a prominent setting for Bram Stoker’s ‘Dracula’ story.
A Weathered Gravestone
By the entrance to the church – Memorial to John Storr, the Coxwain of the Whitby lifeboat, and eleven others who lost their lives on the lifeboat in 1861.
A modern day street puppeteer with organ grinder on the Whitby harbour-side
Roland's Ragbag 