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I have grown to love the sea wall at Robin Hoods Bay, especially when the sun fall on it and the sky is blue (which happens often!), I love the colours and the weathering of the concrete This large concrete wall was put up in the 1970s and has largely stopped erosion along the southern part of the village. More information can be found on this document by the North York Moors National Park: Robin Hoods Bay: Coastal Erosion and Geology
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The beauty of spring - flowers on trees, and a robin's pin cushion Nearly 2,000 years ago the Romans built a group of fortifications overlooking the North York Moors, at Cawthorne, near Pickering. An easy walk around the fortifications mounds and nearby woodland is breathtaking, even on a February afternoon - well worth a detour, oh and parking is free. See North Yorks Moors Authority website for more details and a downloadable map @Pickering, North York Moors Rather than take the usual route down and up the road to the beach, we love taking the back alleyways, just as quick and querky! @robin hoods bay No snow in Whitby today just beautiful blue skies. Explored Pannett Park (just opposite St Hilda's Apartment), and found Kupe (legendary navigator in mythology) and snowdrops in the South Seas Garden. @St Hilda's Holiday Apartment, Whitby |
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