Thanks for this. We go several times a year and always look for things to do and must admit we have never considered exploring the upper parts of that river. Now we will. Keep up the good work
That brooding ruined abby, everytime I catch a glimpse I hear Bach's Toccata and Fugue playing, accompanied by thunder and lightning. Great marine scenes, thank you.
I love the trawlers graveyard, gives the beautiful riverbanks character. I would happily live there, near my Whitby. Wonderful video. Thank you 🙏👍👍💛👍👍🙏
I enjoyed that video as I’ve never been to Whitby and love boa tgraveyards ,pity you didn’t get right up close to the boats and have a good poke about ,anyway intresting video
Used to moor our coble up the line side. We always had to watch the tide and the weather. But that’s what the born and breds do isn’t it Sadly over the years some of the holiday makers have not heeded tide or weather and have come to grief.
Yep - sadly so, I often walk along the scar, and pass by the Admiral - I recall seeing it stricken in the pool behind the nab in the 70's. But I routinely see people walking into parts of the scar without having considered what the sea, or tide might be doing. My grandfather always said to me that if the tide has turned, you have a safe hour, and then depending on the how high the tide is, you might get a little longer, but you need to be paying attention. He always told me to follow the tide out if you can, and I always have - with a rough turn time in my knowledge for that time.
That graveyard looks so photogenic - and I would love to be able to walk around it and take a few snaps - assume its almost impossible to get at even from the pathway beside the rail line - where i usually watch the NYMR steam train pass.
Hi mate not so bad. Been unwell for a while with a real bad chest infection but hopefully getting over it now. Me and Riley been out tonight on the sib and had a couple of Minke Whales with us around those yellow yacht buoys.
Yes the EU and greed finished our fishing, always remember my old grand dad from Fisherrow saying there's enough for mans need but not his greed. How right old Jonnie was
wow! ...What? ...the youths are NOT ALLOWED to go on River boats? ....at that age we took a hire boat out at Looe in Cornwall, - I have done Kayaking all around Devon and Dorset ...even went scuba diving with my Dad! ...mind you, today's youths can't swim ...can't be taught to swim because of heath and safety concerns that they might drown........
Thanks for this. We go several times a year and always look for things to do and must admit we have never considered exploring the upper parts of that river. Now we will.
Keep up the good work
That brooding ruined abby, everytime I catch a glimpse I hear Bach's Toccata and Fugue playing, accompanied by thunder and lightning.
Great marine scenes, thank you.
enjoyed that , we use to fish up river near the viaduct for flatties, even caught a few billet up there
I love the trawlers graveyard, gives the beautiful riverbanks character. I would happily live there, near my Whitby. Wonderful video. Thank you 🙏👍👍💛👍👍🙏
This is an interesting clip, TWP. Thank you for uploading this.
Beatiful video 😍🌹👏👏👏👍
Lovely video, cheers 👍
Fascinating to see a change of direction.
That was delightful 😊
Used to fish for flounder near the viaduct in the 70's at low water
Great video, bet you could get some great photos from there
I used to love kayaking up the river and out to sea proper workout going to sandsend but it’s a doddle coming back to whitby lol all good fun
Think Ive got a bit lazy with the outboard.
I enjoyed that video as I’ve never been to Whitby and love boa tgraveyards ,pity you didn’t get right up close to the boats and have a good poke about ,anyway intresting video
Used to moor our coble up the line side. We always had to watch the tide and the weather. But that’s what the born and breds do isn’t it
Sadly over the years some of the holiday makers have not heeded tide or weather and have come to grief.
Yep - sadly so, I often walk along the scar, and pass by the Admiral - I recall seeing it stricken in the pool behind the nab in the 70's. But I routinely see people walking into parts of the scar without having considered what the sea, or tide might be doing. My grandfather always said to me that if the tide has turned, you have a safe hour, and then depending on the how high the tide is, you might get a little longer, but you need to be paying attention.
He always told me to follow the tide out if you can, and I always have - with a rough turn time in my knowledge for that time.
Yes we used to walk along the scar with my uncle and cousins with buckets collecting Winkles. And we were always aware of the tide even as children.
@@nook788 My grandfather always got his Winkles from Robin Hoods bay - no idea why we always did that.
That graveyard looks so photogenic - and I would love to be able to walk around it and take a few snaps - assume its almost impossible to get at even from the pathway beside the rail line - where i usually watch the NYMR steam train pass.
Yeah I think it's on Private Land.
Nice little video Glenn,hope ya keeping well
Hi mate not so bad. Been unwell for a while with a real bad chest infection but hopefully getting over it now. Me and Riley been out tonight on the sib and had a couple of Minke Whales with us around those yellow yacht buoys.
Call the coastguard Carol
Might call the boat Carol.
Like your shipmate, "Stick Withers".
Nice video too. 😉
When I was at school they let us canoe out to the bell boy and back. Never happen now.
Yes did the same. Really enjoyed it.
Yes the EU and greed finished our fishing, always remember my old grand dad from Fisherrow saying there's enough for mans need but not his greed. How right old Jonnie was
@@johnbanjo2310 Jesus I fell asleep before finishing that, ever thought of bedtime stories champ?
@@johnbanjo2310 no it was your bountiful Brexit that did it but do carry on
We're going to Whitby in July, do they do boat trips up river do you know?
the owners should be made to clean all that mess up.
Great video hope carol dont catch you speeding
Imagine Carol as the river police.
@thewhitbyphotographer you where speeding sweetheart.
Can you kayak up and down the river
Yes you can at high tide.
Not allowed charlie veitch.
Not Allowed ;)
wow! ...What? ...the youths are NOT ALLOWED to go on River boats? ....at that age we took a hire boat out at Looe in Cornwall, - I have done Kayaking all around Devon and Dorset ...even went scuba diving with my Dad! ...mind you, today's youths can't swim ...can't be taught to swim because of heath and safety concerns that they might drown........
Why do they just leave it all??? Why not just salvage it and reuse it?!
Wow what an ugly bridge, maybe they couldn’t compete with that beautiful viaduct. So they didn’t bother.
Is cookys boatyard still going
I think so. Not certain.
Ruswarp.pronounced Russup .