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Newest Review: ... draw back is, if there is even a slight threat of fog or sea freat you can be sure that the fog horn will be going. So be warned it is VERY LOUD!!!! North Landing ******************************** ********************* This is the best beach to go to if you have kids in tow, although there is quite a steep hill down there there is plenty to do. If the tide is out then the kids can take their fishing nets and play about in the rock pools, but beware as the rocks can get quite slippy and there are some quite sharp edges to bang their heads on. But there is also very nice and clean sand for the kids to play on safely, as it is enclosed it is e... more

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Villages & Resorts in East Riding of Yorkshire in general: Head for the Headland (2150 words)
by - written on 27/03/05 (Very useful, 1399 readings)
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Welcome to the village in which I grew up and I wouldn't have it any other way, as it has to be one of the safest places on earth. I have many fond memories, so I just thought I would write a review and take you to the places Flamborough has to offer. Where is Flamborough? ***************************************************** Flamborough Head is situated on the east coast about 3 miles north of Bridlington, and 20 miles south of Scarborough. On the map it is on the tip of what I think looks like a witches nose, which sticks about seven miles out to sea. So if the seas rise it could be the next lost city of Atlantis. That was a joke by the ... Read the complete review

Whitby (226 words)
by - written on 06/11/00 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Whitby is a beautiful fishing town in North East Yorkshire and where many many inland Yorkshire folks dash to every summer to take in the beauty and atmoshphere of this lovely place. We usually go around the time of the Folk Festival, when the town is almost throbbing with beautiful music and 'folky' bods there for the festival. Streets are filled with folks meandering round and taking in the sights and smells and kiddies run up and down excitedly on the beach. There are many wonderful places to eat and drink in Whitby. A really super little resteraunt sits right on the front nearby where Captain Cook's monument stands. There you can get ... Read the complete review