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THE "DONKEY" PATH

So named because this was the route back home for the donkeys, many of them used as beasts of burden and in later years, as pets to be ridden by children along...
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So named because this was the route back home for the donkeys, many of them used as beasts of burden and in later years, as pets to be ridden by children along the nearby sandy beaches.
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Aperture f/6.0 ISO 50 Shutter 10/2500 Focal Length 188/10

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Mar, 2015

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From a series of photos taken in 2011 on a lonly road on the North Yorkshire moors. UK

Glacial valleys such as this make up much of the North Yorkshire National Park comprising hundreds of square miles of un-spoiled nature.

One of many Yards or Ginnels, giving access to streets above and below the steep hillsides which enclose the ancient township of Whitby, North Yorkshi

Camera: PENTAX PENTAX K-7
Taken on 2011-03-18 19:28:09
Exposure: 30.000s
Focal Length: 16.00mm
F-Stop: f-4.000
ISO Speed: ISO100
Exposure Bias:

The ancient port of Robin Hoods Bay, now more famed for its tourism than fishing..Many of these narrow ginnels are all that seperates the many fisherm

Camera: PENTAX PENTAX K-7
Taken on 2011-06-02 21:02:25
Exposure: 0.006s (1-160)
Focal Length: 45.00mm
F-Stop: f-13.000
ISO Speed: ISO100
Exposur

THE BEACH WAVES SANDSEND, nr WHITBY

This loco was named after its designer, "Sir Nigel Greysley". This is one of the class of locos whose famous twin is the "Mallard", arguably the faste

Robin Hoods Bay from Ravenscar

From the skippers perspective.

Taken at Whitby harbour, North Yorks, UK The fishing fleet is merely a shadow of its former glory and is still in decline.

A traditional Green-grocers shop in the heart of Whitby, UK. There is a short ramp going down to the shop entrance. The present street level was artif

Re-living WWII, lest we should forget!

The location for this shot is the East pier at Whitby, North Yorkshire. Uk. The curved concrete extension was built 100 years ago. It forms a sea-brea

Church Street, is a wonderful mix of architectural features. some of the dwellings are more than 200 years old. Later buildings replaced those that we

Robin Hoods Bay from Ravenscar copy

What is it about waves that holds our attention for so long...perhaps it is natures way of hypnosis...

Taken on the riverside adjacent to Whitby Marina, North Yorkshire, UK September 2014

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