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Robin Hood's Bay, North Yorkshire

Robin Hood’s Bay: Things to Know Before Your Trip

13th January 202113th January 2021 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Robin Hood’s Bay: Things to Know Before Your Trip

Robin Hood’s Bay is a small coastal town on the edge of the Yorkshire Moors. It’s about 9 km (5 miles) from the centre of Whitby, to the north, and 20Read More…

Whitby Harbour (Picture Taken November 2020)

Things to See and Do (and Eat) on a Day Out in Whitby

3rd November 202013th January 2021 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Things to See and Do (and Eat) on a Day Out in Whitby

If you are looking for an interesting English seaside town to visit, Whitby deserves a place near the top of your list. It’s an old town that has a loRead More…

This picture shows 3 types of Vimto (British Soft Drink)

Vimto: An Acquired Taste I Never Acquired

18th October 202019th October 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Vimto: An Acquired Taste I Never Acquired

Vimto is a British soft drink that was invented in 1908 and is still going strong today. It was originally marketed as a health tonic and sold with thRead More…

Monkey Statue at Hartlepool Marina

The Monkey Statue at Hartlepool Marina (Why Is It There?)

4th October 202022nd October 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on The Monkey Statue at Hartlepool Marina (Why Is It There?)

If you ever visit Hartlepool Marina, you may notice a metal statue of a monkey sitting on a platform over the water near the lock gates. When you do, Read More…

Picture of Lucifers (the smallest micropub in Stockton-on-Tees)

Lucifers – It’s The Smallest Pub In Stockton-on-Tees!

31st August 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Lucifers – It’s The Smallest Pub In Stockton-on-Tees!

Lucifers is the smallest pub in Stockton-on-Tees. The town has several micropubs but none of the others are as tiny as Lucifers. It a cosy establishmeRead More…

Tees Transporter Bridge at Middlesbrough (Viewed Lengthways from the Ground)

Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge: Things to Know Before You Go

26th August 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge: Things to Know Before You Go

The Middlesbrough Transporter bridge is an impressive Grade II* listed structure and local landmark that towers above the River Tees. More commonly knRead More…

The Stockon Flyer (Train Sculpture at Stockton-on-Tees)

The Stockton Flyer: Proof That Junk Can Become Art

9th August 202031st August 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on The Stockton Flyer: Proof That Junk Can Become Art

The Stockton Flyer is an unusual mechanical sculpture that pays homage to the first steam locomotive ever to haul a train with passengers on a public Read More…

Google Maps may show a castle at Yarm, but it's somewhat misleading.

Yarm Castle: What You Need to Know Before You Go

7th August 202026th August 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Yarm Castle: What You Need to Know Before You Go

If you are planning to visit Yarm and looking for things to see and do, you may have seen Google Maps shows a castle. It’s possible, the fact that theRead More…

Barnard Castle, Greta Bridge, Raleigh Firefly bike, Steve Calvert

Beating the Lockdown Blues on a Raleigh Firefly Bike

10th June 202013th January 2021 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Beating the Lockdown Blues on a Raleigh Firefly Bike

Earlier this year I bought a second-hand Raleigh Firefly bike. I’m glad I did. It’s helping me retain a sense of freedom during the lockdown. When Read More…

Red Shoes in the Plaza de la Virgen , Valencia, Spain

Red Shoes in Valencia: I Finally Know the Shocking Truth

5th May 20205th May 2020 Steve CalvertLeave a Comment on Red Shoes in Valencia: I Finally Know the Shocking Truth

Occasionally, when you are travelling, you find yourself in the right place at the right time and discover something interesting is happening. SometimRead More…

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