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1. Looking over the harbour entrance and into the lower harbour from Westcliff
In the Lower Harbour the Bark Endeavour heads for the harbour entrance with its 'cargo' of tourists.
The Bark Endeavour close to the east pier wall.
Whitby Harbour entrance, the west pier wall on the left.
The memorial to Captain James Cook, looking across to Whitby Abbey and St Mary's Church. A profile of his ship, the 'Resolution', is carved in the base
Looking across the harbour bridge and boats and on the left Whitby Abbey and St. Mary's Church.
Whitby harbour swing bridge and yachts.
Looking across the Lower Harbour from West Cliff to Whitby Abbey and note the cluster of houses right on the harbour edge - this area is the oldest part of Whitby - i.e. the fishing village it was nestling below the cliffs on which the Abbey was built.
A sequence of early morning pictures from the Lower Harbour
A fishing boat departs from the lower harbour.
The lower harbour and West Cliff in the early morning sun.
An early morning start for this chartered fishing trip!
The NORTH EASTERN GUARDIAN III Fisheries Patrol vessel entering Whitby lower harbour on its fisheries protection duties.
Northern England North Yorkshire * docspics photos images pictures © Phil Brown |
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