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| St Mary's churchyard and St Hilda's Abbey |
Whitby is a small fishing town on the North Yorkshire Coast, not far from the larger town of Scarborough. It's famous as the birthplace of the explorer Captain Cook, and as the place where Count Dracula first set foot on English soil. Overlooking the town are the ruins of St Hilda's Abbey, which are worth exploring if you visit. There are lots of winding streets to explore and interesting shops to visit, as well as the usual seaside attractions such amusement arcades and fish and chips. |
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Lensmeister Fri Jul 8, 2005 18:07 UTC
Whitby ..... my second home ..... Loved your pages they are great. The photos are lovely and you captured them well. I will be there in early August. | steventilly Sun Jan 30, 2005 19:48 UTC
Nice introduction to Whitby. | suvanki Sat Jul 24, 2004 22:45 UTC
Hi Rachael, Some great photos and tips, Thanks. looking forward to reading your other pages, Sue. |
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