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Dark and eerie tombstones at St Mary's graveyard
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Empty flight of steps leading up the hillside to the congregational church in Robin Hoods Bay fishing village, Yorkshire
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199 Church steps in Whitby leading from the town up Tate Hill to St Marys church
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Cleveland pathway leading through colourful yellow gorse bushes as it wends its way along the Yorkshire coastline
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Man climbing a set of steep stone steps leading up a hillside lined by bare branched winter trees in a rural setting
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Street in Robin Hoods Bay, a small fishing village and a bay located within the North York Moors National Park,
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Narrow street in the fishing village of Robin Hoods Bay lined with traditional stone houses under a blue sunny sky
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Street scene in Robin Hoods Bay, a quaint little fishing village on the North Yorkshire coast
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View over rooftops at pier and the water
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Steps leading down into a quaint english village, robin hoods bay, north yorkshire
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Robin Hoods Bay buildings with the steeply curving Kings Street running between them
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Cobble stoned Henrietta Street in Whitby lined with cottages
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Quaint cottages lining the narrow deserted road of Henrietta Street on the East Cliff in Whitby
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Narrow Kings Street in the fishing village of Robin Hoods Bay in Yorkshire line with traditional terraced stone houses
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Quaint houses in Robins Hoods Bay, a picturesque fishing village built on a hillside overlooking the ocean on the Yorkshire coast
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Row of colourful wooden Beach huts at Whitby sands on the West cliff or headland
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Row of colourful wooden beach huts on Whitby West Cliff
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National Trust signboard for Bay Ness on the Cleveland Way path crossing the headlands and cliffs of the North Yorkshire coast
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Coastguard lookout at Whitby situated on top of the high cliff overlooking the breakwaters of the harbour and its entrance
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Panoramic view of Robin Hoods Bay on the Yorkshire coast with its quaint little fishing village
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View of the village of Sandsend from the sea at dusk
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View from Whitby towards Sandsend on the beach
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Stone pavement composed of slabs of granite washed by the ocean tides at the coast at Robin Hoods Bay
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Scenic view over the surf of the North Yorkshire coastline with its rocky cliffs under a clear sunny sky
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Stormy day at North Sea with pier and lighthouse
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View of coastal cliffs with the Cleveland Way, a footpath running along the North Yorkshire coastline
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Walkers enjoying a ramble along the Cleveland Way pathway as it meanders across the scenic headlands of the Yorkshire coast
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Cleveland Way track running along the top of the headland on the North Yorkshire coast overlooking the ocean on a sunny day
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View of the old stone lighthouse at the end of the East pier at Whitby harbour with the breakwater alongside
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Old stone lighthouse on the end of the pier in Whitby harbour to act as a navigation guide and warning for shipping
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Sheltered water in Whitby harbour inside the breakwater piers
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A navigation lighthouse on a stone pier
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Whitby's swing bridge crossing over the river Esk
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Picturesque view from the hill of the swing bridge in Whitby harbour and the buildings of the town
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Concrete piers with lights reaching into a rough sea
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Twin breakwaters at Whitby harbour jutting out into the ocean and topped with coloured beacons to aid in navigation for boats wishing to enter
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Whitby breakwaterson a misty day with the headlands and coastline visible in the distance across the ocean
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View through a stone arch at Saint Mary's church and Abbey ruins in Whitby
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View looking down the 199 Steps church stairs in Whitby which lead from the town to St Mary's Church on Tate Hill towards the harbour entrance and piers
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Breakwaters at Whitby with port and starboard beacons on them to guide incoming boats and aid in navigation
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