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| Scarborough fishing harbour and funfair, from the castle promontory. |
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| Have I mentioned the stunning differences in water level caused by the tide? It´s amazing. |
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| Restaurants and tearooms, sweet shops (the fudge is amazing!), souvenirs, amusement arcades. That´s what the English want on vacation and they are right. |
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| You could buy shellfish dishes in stalls, but we never tried those. |
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| The Town Hall. |
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| I have heard a lot about donkey sanctuaries, and this seems to be a donkey´s working life: carrying children back and forth on beaches all across the UK. |
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| The Spa on the left. |
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| The Cleveland Way. |
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| We took a lunch at the Spa - fish&chips, of course. |
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| An organist playing old hits at the bandstand. |
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| The Grand Hotel. We just had to take a peek inside. It was once an elegant place to vacation. |
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| The Rotunda Museum, with geological displays. |
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| The Valley Road, going south. |
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| It looks impressive from outside. |
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| Less so inside. |
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| Honestly, a bit of a hygiene and health issue there, I´d say. |
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| But you can really imagine... |
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| ... what it was like, once,... |
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| ...in Queen Victoria´s day. |
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