You know I love it!
I think I may have warned you that I still have a Whitby clifftop shot or two up my sleeve? Well, Cee is giving me the perfect opportunity to show them off.
Whitby or Robin Hood’s Bay?
Today, Whitby wins!
This whole coast is protected by the National Trust.
Nice acorns!
Tempting to drop down into the bay?
Sidling past Whitby Abbey
And down the infamous steps.
Now we’re here you may as well come and see a little more of Whitby, if you’re not bored, of course? As usual, click on a photo to see it in gallery form.
Along the pier is a good way to go.
I’ve been that way a time or two!
Over the iconic swing bridge.
100 years of history
So, let’s cross over it.
Fishing trip anybody?
This little guy’s game.
A poetic ending!
Well, I think I’ve probably got Whitby out of my system, for the time being. The Goth Festival’s taking place there at the end of this month. Now there’s a spectacle you oughtn’t to miss!
Thank you so much, Cee, for hosting Which Way? I’ve enjoyed every step of it. Click on the links or the logo to read more about the challenge.
restlessjo 
A place I wish to be. Blue waters, fun pier, lots of sunshine and time to dream and relax. Thanks
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You’d be so welcome there. I’m sure your son would love a trip on a pirate ship. Take care 🙂
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Love the angle of the last shot Jo. Terrific gallery 🙂
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I think this is probably my favourite collection of Whitby photos, Madhu, and there have certainly been a few (almost as many as the Polish cousins) 🙂
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Beautiful shots… all of them. Thanks for sharing with us.
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Thanks, Ruth. You’re a star 🙂
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Whitby is a very photogenic place, Jo. I chuckled at the ‘Arguments Yard’, and of course had to look it up. I see it’s named after a guy called Thomas Argument, who built the cottages. Fancy having a surname like that! 🙂
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Bet he was spoiling for a fight, Ad 🙂
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Lovely photos of a lovely place – me and my husband used to go courting in Whitby!
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Fish n chips in newspaper, Cath 🙂
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Exactly – how did you know?
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I really like the infamous steps shot, Jo. And – ah – Arguments Yard? Looks a little tight to be getting into it in there. I CAN’T WAIT for the goth festival pix. I’m sure you’ll be doing them a good deal of justice. Later, gator…
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Not sure if I’ll make it to Goth weekend, Gem. (shock! horror!) I’m off to Barcelona for my 65th (ssh, don’t tell 🙂 ) on the Sunday. My daughter was planning to come up but didn’t tell me till after I made the booking. I’ll think of something!
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October birthday? Me too. 62 this year. Hold still. I’ll catch up. 😉
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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Nov 5th- Guy Fawkes for us English types. Pedalling backwards to meet you, Gem 🙂
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😉
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We could never get bored…you have the best photos that always make me want to put on my traveling shoes. 🙂
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Aww, thanks Karen! 🙂
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Beautiful takes Jo and in such a nice weather/light. FYI, I could stand some more shots of Whitby 😉
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I have some nice ones of the wood sculpture at the end which may appear one of these days 🙂 Thanks, hon. Have a good weekend.
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Thank you Jo 🙂 I hope the weather clears up for you soon so that you can have plenty of dry walks :). Take care hon.
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Oh, this brought some memories back…. 🙂
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Not Arguments, I hope, Sue? 🙂
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Haha, no! Never noticed that in the past…. 🙂
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We have just booked 4 nights at Runswick Bay so I will now be on a quest to find Arguments Yard and walk some of the Cleveland Way – a very helpful and inspiring post Jo.
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Runswick Bay is gorgeous!!! Love the Royal Hotel and the views from there. Have a Guinness for me 🙂 Your photos will be fabulous. Hope the weather’s good.
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I love those cliffs along England’s coast, Jo. It looks so windswept. I love The Arguments Yard and the poetic ending. 🙂
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Arguments Yard creased me up, Cathy! I go there all the time 🙂 The poetry was part of a rather nice wood sculpture I took a few shots of so it’ll be back 🙂 Hope your weekend’s wonderful. (stuff the work!)
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Jo, does “creased me up” mean the same thing as “cracked me up?” haha…. I don’t know all the British sayings! Well, my weekend is almost over and it wasn’t so great because this week is midterm and I had so much work to do, I worked almost the whole time. 😦 Hope you had a good one!
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How could we be bored with these spectacular photos, Jo! Thanks for pulling some more Whitby from your sleeve! 🙂
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With a flourish! 🙂 Easier than rabbits from a hat, Jill 🙂
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Fa-Bu-Lous
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Bless you, Viv. You do a creditable imitation of Craig 🙂
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These are great!! I love arguments way We are finally not getting rain. Sun it out, but its more cloudy than not, so it won’t last long! thanks for playing!
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Really enjoyed it, Cee. It’s rarely I post twice in one day but I couldn’t wait till tomorrow! Many thanks 🙂
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Well I think you have convinced me that another holiday ‘up north’ is definitely due! Nice of Cee to give you the opportunity to share this way 😉
Perhaps you should apply for a job with the North Yorkshire tourist board!
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D’you think they’d have me? 🙂
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