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markkeville

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Miro-Su 25/04/2019 10:53
A brilliant shot in all its glory, well taken and processed with loads of detail giving a lovely clean and crisp finish to this super image.
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- markkeville 25/04/2019 22:12
  Thankyou for your kind comment.
  Hopefully - you can also see my comment back to ernst august pfau.
  mark.
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Ernst August Pfaue 25/04/2019 10:16
Strong work!

best wishes

Ernst August
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- markkeville 25/04/2019 22:10
  Thankyou.
  The picture is a bit too bright.
  But - the sun is my friend, and also my enemy.
  I would say that the orange, pantile, roofs, of the houses on these coastal settlements , in east Yorkshire - are quite distinctive, and unusual.
  I think the orange, earthenware, pantiles were introduced from the Netherlands, across the north Sea, centuries ago.
  mark.
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Matthias Moritz 21/04/2019 7:46
A village can be built anywhere. And it will, as long, as people want to live at such a place with its natural difficulties.
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- markkeville 21/04/2019 11:13
  Actually - Whitby is a small town of about 14,000 people.It is a small port on the River Esk. The town is noted for a few things.
  The Synod of Whitby held in AD 664 at the original Abbey building on the top of the hill.
  The explorer/navigator - james Cook - who initiated British rule in australia and new zealand was a boy here.
  Bram Stoker - the author of Dracula - visited the town - and the town features in the novel.
  Because of this connection - the town has a Goth Festival - every two years, i think - where many visitors come dressed in Goth attire. (Goth = vampires/zombies et cetera).
  So now you know.
  
  mark
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