W is for the world-class fish and chips from the Magpie Cafe and Trenchers – other chippies are available!
W is for wandering around Whitby town and mooching in the gift and confectionery shops.
W is for Whitby sea salt and Whitby’s only original smokehouse
W is for waves that crash down on Whitby beach and at Sandsend
W is for Whitby Town football club
W is for Whitby Pier
W is for the welcome from Heathfield B&B
W is for wading into the sea for a paddle
W is for watching the cormorants and seagulls the size of small dogs!
W is for the wharf and access to boat trips around the harbour
W is for the wicken lobster pots
W is for Weatherspoons and using their app to avoid long queues at the bar
W is for the worthwhile visit to the Goth and Steam Punk weekends
W is for the Whitby colourful beach huts
W is for West Cliff lift and walk through the tunnel – sadly this has now closed.
W is for Whitby Abbey
W is for the Whitby swing bridge, which was built in 1908.
W is for the Whitby whale-bone arch, which was erected in 1853.
W is for the Whitby Gothic blackcurrant and liquorice flavour ice cream from Trillo’s of Whitby. It does turn your lips and teeth black, but it is delicious!
W is for wonderful Whitby and the many road trips and memories we created there.
