On the Rocks - A Tour of Yorkshire part 32

[Diana E. Backhouse]

We will now step out of East Yorkshire for the first time, and travel up the coast into North Yorkshire to visit

Filey, a quaint seaside resort with plenty of olde worlde charm. You may spend an hour or so on the stretch of clean, sandy beach, but don't forget to leave some time to watch the fishermen mending their nets.

Lying on the south side of Filey Bay is a natural promontory of rock known as The Brigg. With its interesting geology and marine life, it has a long history and is reputed to be surrounded by many wrecks.

The rock pools are a delight, and you may well find yourselves a fossil or two as a souvenir.

[Diana E. Backhouse]

Thank you, Michael. So pleased to have you back on board.

[Michael Brown]

So heartening to find "the series" continuing. I quietly collected many from the first go round and read them more than once when I had some downtime. Don't get much of that these days, but sure can use the virtual getaways. Your artwork is entrancing. Writing's pretty nifty, too.

[Diana E. Backhouse]

Stephen, you must!

Ravi, I drew this many years before reading 'Lover's Rock'. Btw, I am looking forward to its publication.

[Ravi Bedi]

I wish you had put two 'Lovers' on the rocks!

[Stephen Torelli]

I've visited Cornwall back in 2002 and must visit Yorkshire. Great artwork, Diana.