The Cleveland Way. This is looking North, as you climb out of Robin Hoods Bay towards Ness Point.

The Cleveland Way. This is looking South, as you walk down into the village of Robin Hoods Bay.

Robin Hoods Bay. This is in New Road, looking down into the village as you walk from the car park.

Robin Hoods Bay. This is in Sunny Place, a cosy back alley, leading into King Street.

Robin Hoods Bay. This is looking down into King Street, another busy tourist part of the village, during the Summer Months.

Robin Hoods Bay. This is in King Street, Looking down towards The Fishing Harbour.

Robin Hoods Bay. This is in The Fishing Harbour, looking towards King Street and is a popular picture postcard view.

Robin Hoods Bay. This is in The Harbour, looking North towards The Bay Hotel, a very recommended eating and drinking Pub.

Robin Hoods Bay. This is looking up King Street and was taken during a Autumn visit in 2004, my first visit in 15 years since my cycling days.

Robin Hoods Bay. This is looking South from The Harbour, towards Ravenscar.

Robin Hoods Bay. This is looking down into New Road, from the South Harbour Steps. Notice the red tiled cottages give the village an outstanding look

Robin Hoods Bay. This is in New Road, looking toward The Laurel Inn, Public House, an good excuse for a pint before the steep climb from the village.

Whitby. This is in Windsor Terrace, looking right towards The Railway Station

Whitby. This is looking towards The Harbour, with a hillside view of The Abbey and was taken from the Railway Station Car Park.

Whitby. This is The River Esk, taken from The Toll Bridge and this view is looking North, towards the Fishing Harbour.

Whitby. This is in Church Street and as you can see it was taken, on a busy Autumn school holiday week, believe it or not during a visit in 2004.

Whitby. This is looking from the 199 Steps, as you walk down from The Abbey, with views towards Church Lane and The North end of the town.

Whitby. This is looking down into Church Lane, from the 199 famous steps, leading down from The Abbey Car Park and was taken on a Autumn visit.

Whitby. This is looking South, across The River Esk, with fine views of The Abbey and was taken on a Autumn visit, during 2004.

Whitby. This is looking towards The Monuments, dedicated to Captain James Cook and William Scoresby, with fine views towards the South of the town.

Scarborough. One of the towns most pictureque streets leading from the town centre. This is looking down Eastborough, enjoying views of the Castle.

Scarborough. Like Torbay in Devon, it is the North's most popular, a seaside resort with something for everyone.

Scarborough. As you can see, this is at one of its busiest seasons and this scene is on the North Bay, looking South towards the Castle.

Scarborough. This is at the Northern end of the bay, looking towards Scalby Ness Rocks and was taken during Summer 2005

Scarborough. This is at the Northern end of the bay, looking towards The Scalby Mills Hotel, a nice eating and drinking place in all seasons.

Filey. Small seaside town, Situated 7 miles south of Scarborough

Filey. Pleasent seaside resort with fine clean sands and marks the end of the Cleveland Way

Filey. This is looking north of the seafront and as you can see, This picture was taken at high tide during summer 2007.

Filey. This is looking north, with fine views of the Filey Brigg Cliffs at high tide.

Sands End. Located 2 miles north of Whitby on The North Yorkshire Coast and as you can see this is at the busy summer holiday season of 2007.

Sands End. This is in East Row, looking into the lovely village green, Where Mikleby Beck meets the sea.

Flamborough Head Cliffs. This scene is located between Thornwick Nab and Breil Nook and was during summer 2007.

Flamborough Head Cliffs. This is in the same location as the previous picture, but looking towards the south side.

Flamborough Head Cliffs. Another spectacular view of this coast line and this scene is near Cradle Head. Taken during summer 2007.

Flamborough Head Lighthouse. Situated on The East Yorkshire Coast between Filey and Bridlington and was taken during summer 2007.

Bridlington. This is at the North end of the resort looking torwards Sowerby with distant views of Flamborough Head Cliffs.

Bridlington. Located about 20 miles south of Scarborough, In The East Riding Of Yorkshire. Another nice family seaside resort, With fine clean Sands.

The return of steam on the York to Scarborough Line. This is the 5 PM train getting ready to leave Scarborough Station.

The Scarborough Spa Express. This is the train now leaving on its return journey home. A great memerable family day out for every one.

The Scarborough Spa Express. Another scene of the train leaving Scarborough and was taken Thursday 9th August 2007 at 5 PM.