The old school Bell

Billy B@rk, on July 13, said:

Lovely composition Jim. You are doing Whitby proud. :)

Paula K, on July 13, said:

Wow! Jim, thank you for this pic! It looks so nice! Warmest wishes to you!

Paula

Rodríguez Prati, on July 15, said:

Hi Jim, these place and many others from Whitby, are the exactly image of what I had in mind about England. I love your country without knowing it and having any relation with it, I suppose it's a romance that began with The Beatles and followed with Jethro Tull and Led Zeppelin, but really was consolidated by my deep admiration for Shakespeare. I read all his plays, Macbeth many times, but translated, and in the future I'll try them in the original language. Well, sorry for this speech but this photo inspired me, un abrazo, Edmundo

AXOTA, on July 16, said:

Dear Billy, like yourself, knowing the location, its people, history, folklore and legend, I am proud of my town and I'm thankful for having lived her most of my life.

Paula, I am greatful for all your praise and thoughtful comment. I know for sure, that you are a big fan of this area.

Dear Edmundo, I admire your appreciation for all things English. We are two great nations each with its own wonderful people.

I too remember, fondly, the wonderful performances of those artistes' that you mention.

Shakespeare was a man of great tallant and his works will no doubt inspire the world, like all great Artistes', forever.

As for your 'speech' Edmundo, let me say this. You have taken the time to express your thoughts and feelings so eloquently in a language that is not your own. On the contrary, please, never apologise for adding interesting and valuable comment. You are more than welcome.

I am so gratefull for your feedback folks.

Jim

Yank in Dixie, on July 29, said:

I love your street shots of Whitby Jim. Edmundo put it well. I too have never been to England but although my ancestors left for the American colonies more than 300 years ago, it is wonderful to see pictures of the 'old country'. England is indeed a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing it with us. Greetings from the States. Bruce

AXOTA, on July 29, said:

Greetings Bruce.

Apart from the addition of the hated yellow lines and street clutter, this scene has changed little since your ancestors made that pioneering voyage.

Thanks for your kind feedback.

Jim

Fred Fouarge, on August 3, said:

Beautifull picture jimmy,and greate composition,fantastic colors! Greets from Fred

AXOTA, on August 8, said:

Dear Freddy, I seem to be missing so much of my mail recently. I think that there is a problem with Panoramio. None of my mail is registering in my e-mail account. I must check it out.

Cheers Fred and thanks for your kind words..--Jim