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5. More Whitby Harbour scenes
Whitby Upper Harbour viewed from the swing bridge connecting the east (East Cliff) and west (West Cliff) sides of Whitby.
The swing bridge is swung open to let a yacht through.
The swing bridge linking the west side to the east side of Whitby Harbour with St Mary's Church on the top right, which you ascend to via the famous 199 steps!
Two scenes on the east side of the swing bridge. These seagulls ignore all the signs, preferring to deface them AND they are not afraid of polar bears!
The Grand Turk, a replica of an 18th century 22-cannon frigate sailing ship.
Work and pleasure scenes on New Quay Road - street musician, dredging barge (which needs the bridge swung open) and small craft for lobster fishing?
Whitby is now a popular place for yachts and the marina always seems full.
The harbour, boats, east-side houses, St Mary's Church and Whitby Abbey, viewed from the Scarborough road bridge over the River Esk.
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