North Yorkshire 2020

'Repus' fishing coble, Skinningrove. The traditional fishing coble Coble 'Repus', was found in bad repair at South Gare but was discovered to have once belonged to a Skinningrove fisherman who had died in the 1980s. Its name is just 'super' spelled backwards. The boat was built at Redcar in 1963 and retired from the fishing register in November 1996. Local people repaired the boat and provided two chainsaw-carved figures in 2008 as a memorial to all fishermen lost at sea off the Grove

North Yorkshire Moors Railway

Outside the Inn On The Moor Hotel.

Yes, I know it refers to motor vehicles but I'm trying to convey my sense of the ridiculous. Seen in Goathland.

Sothern Railway 'Schools' Class 4-4-0 #926

Sothern Railway 'Schools' Class 4-4-0 #926

Sothern Railway 'Schools' Class 4-4-0 #926

Rosedale Abbey is the name of the village- there has never been an abbey in this place.

A cistercian nunnery, founded 1158 and dissolved 1535.