[ Photo Gallery # 78 ]
After my three Photo Galleries displaying the delights of Whitby, my next two galleries will cover some of the delights of the Yorkshire coast further north, now named the ‘North Yorkshire and Cleveland Heritage Coast’.
‘Heritage Coast’ sign at Sandsend
A sea mist masks the church and gravestones of the coastal village of Hawsker
Evening view to the north from the beach at Sandsend
Rough sea looking south towards Whitby from Sandsend.
Misty morning beside Westbek at Sandsend
The picturesque artists’ village of Runswick Bay
High tide in the bay at Runswick
Further view of Runswick Bay
The old mining village of Skinningrove where the Kilton Beck meets the North Sea and still runs red with the iron deposits carried down from the surrounding hills . Known as ‘Britain’s Iron Valley’.
Kilton Culvert (N.B. not one of my own photographs)
Three views of the ‘Repus’ Cobble, an old Skinningrove fishing boat now positioned looking out to the North Sea from the beach at Skinningrove.
It is not clear why this cobble has been named ‘Repus’, but it has been pointed out that the name spells ‘Super’ backwords!
Manning the prow of the ‘Repus’ Cobble
Roland's Ragbag 