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Steve outside 'The' gift shop, not just 'A' gift shop next door to Greystones
 
Down around the corner from the house
 
This is the 2-way street to the harbour...really...you should have seen me try to turn around in the dark the first night!
 
Mindy
 
The Endeavour, it was the best meal we had in our visit to the UK, fitting for our last night there
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You need reservations 6 weeks in advance to get in and it was worth it
 
One of the rental cottages to be let
 
A small garden
 
Steve outside the church courtyard
 
Staithes is still a fishing village...looks like home, lobster traps everywhere!
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Captain Cook lived here as a boy
 
The museum is filled with thousands of Cook artifacts, books, maps, posters, ships, etc....
 
For my buddies at our own WW Treatmant plant
 
The first part of the hill for the long trek to our parking spot at the top of the hill...
 
...the second part was a killer....
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The trip back to the house was a little easier!
 
Another view of our village
 
Storm coming in as seen from the harbour
 
Our first day in Staithes was an idyllic warm sunny November day
 
You can see why the village was settled with the natural harbour and protection of the cliffs
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Fisherman launched their boats, called 'cobles' right from the beach.
 
I bet Don & Mindy are thinking of launching a coble...
 
Low tide
 
One of the entrances to the harbour and beach area
 
Looking towards 'The Beck', part of the old town area.
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West side of the harbour, near The Beck
 
Near the boat launch
 
After our leisurely stroll on the beach, we started our climb up one of the two streets in old town
 
Still climbing....
 
.....more climbing....
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...wait for me....
 
Finally, the top of the hill, with some incredible views of the willage and harbour
 
Staithes harbour
 
Old town area
 
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A shot of The Beck from across the way
 
Steve & Jane on the seawall
 
On our way back from the harbour (lower left)
 
Steve & Jane on the bridge as seen by Don & Mindy
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Don & Mindy took the previous pic from the top of the cliffs above The Beck
 
Fishing cobles in The Beck
 
Don & Mindy as seen thru a 10x zoom lens
 
From the cliffs looking towards Greystones
 
One of the many colorful cobles
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Walking back down from the cliffs
 
View of inlet to The beck and the cliffs above old town
 
Setting sun
 
Cliffsides around Staithes
 
It was a nice area enjoyed on a striking
fall day
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Many shipwrecks in the area...you can see why!
 
The Yorkshire Coast
 
Staithes
 
More coastline
 
Yorkshire has some of the best scenery ever