Sunday, 19 January 2014

SCARBOROUGH ( part two ).

A few more photo`s of the beautiful seaside resort of Scarborough.


View of part of the very busy harbour with the lighthouse in the background.
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Scarborough`s Sea life Sanctuary (the white pyramid shapes ).
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Italian Gardens.

Italian Gardens.
The Italian gardens are one of Scarborough`s hidden treasures. The gardens are tucked away and hidden from the Esplanade, although they are signposted. They were designed in the early 20th century, by Harry.W.Smith, the noted landscape designer. The sheltered Italian Gardens feature formal planting, seating and a fishpond overseen by the Roman God, Mercury, The Winged Messenger. 
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A view looking towards Scarborough from the sea.
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Chinese waterfall in Peasholm Park. 

Peasholm Park is an oriental themed municipal park located in Scarborough. It opened in 1912 and became a favourite venue for Galas, Displays and Exhibitions.
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St Mary`s Church.
St Mary`s Church is situated adjacent to the Castle on the headland which separates the North Bay and the South Bay in Scarborough. It`s pleasant churchyard is famous as being the location of Anne Bronte`s grave.

Anne Bronte`s headstone.

Anne Bronte`s grave although over eighty miles from the traditional Bronte country of the west Pennines, the Yorkshire Coast resort of Scarborough is famous as being the final resting place of Anne Bronte, who died here in 1848.
Anne Bronte was one of three sisters who produced such classics as Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights and the Tenant of Wildfell Hall. Her other sisters were  Charlotte and Emily.
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1 comment:

  1. Greetings Les! As I think I said before, that looks like a great place to live. Beautiful scenery and photography! You do a darned good job with your photo work. Getting ready for another Texas Weather Wonder. Tomorrow the high is supposed to be in the low 30's with gusts around 40 mph. Of course today I am running around in cut offs and a t shirt. Go figger.

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