Church yard in Whitby

Another beautiful little seaside town. Seems every town is beautiful here.

Some of the older style places we've been staying in have very dodgy wifi once you get higher than the second floor so I haven't been able to post. Sorry for the mega post.

[Thom Mitchell]

Lovely! The white flowers look like what I grew up calling Queen Anne's Lace. They were everywhere on my great-grandparents' farm, I always get a warm-and-fuzzy feeling when I see those flowers/weeds/wildflowers!

[bkb in the city]

What a great looking shot with all the grass and flowers

[Suse♡]

Very unusual looking Place, those Stones are very interesting. I like the idea that there´s wild flowers growing in between

[Yeshanghai]

Great POV

[Sheralee S]

@rhoing thanks Thom, I believe that's what these are.

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Maggie]

You have achieved a wonderful harmony in this image of the the quick wildflowers and the grey dead of headstones with their misty view along the coast. Love it. We call these flowers yarrow or wild carrot.

[Sheralee S]

@snaphappi thanks Maggie, I hadn't heard those names before but the flowers seem to be everywhere here, they are so pretty.

[Sandy]

So lovely.

[Lisa Pouncy]

Lovely expansive shot xx

[Susan]

Beautiful scene shot!

[Denise Wood]

Wonderful old capture :)

[Jane Morley]

Very pretty Fav.

[KWind]

This is stunning! Great POV and composition.

[Mrs. Laloggie]

Beautiful.

[Debbie]

love this scene

[Lee-Ann]

Terrific capture. I think the lawn needs mowing...lol

[Rachel]

A nice spot to be laid to rest. A great view.

[Taffy]

Gorgeous composition, from foreground to the hillside towns disappearing into the mist.

[Babs]

Lovely shot the deceased have certainly got a lovely view.

[Dione Giorgio]

Very nice capture and view. The tomb stones look like being drunk.

[gayelene]

Great shot i love old grave yards can spend hours just looking at them fav

[Peter Grave]

Wonderful composition & capture Sheralee.

[vstap]

Super atmosphere here. Poignant and appealing shot.

[Christine Webb]

Beautiful fav

[Louise]

Lovely.

[Poppo Livy]

Love these old English graveyards. So much history. Did you get a shot of Capt Cook?

[Sheralee S]

@terryliv must have just missed him, maybe I should have read all the headstones :)

[Paula W]

A beautiful spot to be laid to rest, even on a grey, misty day. Lovely subject and composition.

[Poppo Livy]

@bella_ss No. There is a statue of Cook in Whitby

[Poppo Livy]

@bella_ss Actually I'm trusting my memory from about 12 years ago that it was Whitby.

[Poppo Livy]

@terryliv Ha ha Just Googled it and it was Whitby

[Gena Pegg]

FAVulous capture!!

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Gorgeous landscape view, from the endless sea to the timeless buildings to the sea of grass and flowers and stone markers.

[Sheralee S]

@terryliv oh, haha, no I missed him Poppo. Nothing wrong with your memory then :)

[Islandgirl]

Beautiful capture Sheralee!

[Carole Imes]

Fabulous composition of this scene. Sounds like you're having fun! Keep it up.

[Annie D]

Brought some memories back for me

[Rosie Kerr]

Lovely composition, with the headstones against the wildflowers. Such a sense of history, too. Love this view against the misty sea.

[Kim]

Beautiful capture!

[Annie D]

Hope you're having fun and staying safe

[Sheralee S]

@annied Thanks Annie, we are home now and still haven't downloaded all my photos so I hope to get back to posting soon :) I need a holiday to recover from the holiday!

[Annie D]

@bella_ss there are those holidays like that -I look forward to any photos

[Denise (lyndemc)]

@bella_ss Glad to know you're home safely.

[Nicole]

fabulous shot! Love the foggy feel! Hope you had a good trip!

[Sheralee S]

@lyndemc @nicoleterheide Thanks ladies, we had an amazing trip and I will be back posting in a week or so.

[Bill Fenske]

Super pov

[Nicole Campbell]

It is a beautiful part of the world

[Elizabeth]

Great scene looking through the headstones and flower fields!