Photos by John Goodall : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Steps from High Street to Mount Pleasant, Staithes

Roxby Beck and Cowbar Nab from Cowbar Bank top, Staithes

Boulby Cliff (213m) from Cowbar Lane, Staithes

Fishing coble "The Volunteer" moored in Roxby Beck, Staithes

Street furniture, South Marine Drive, Bridlington

Gardens and guest houses, Pembroke Terrace, Bridlington

Guest Houses, Pembroke Terrace, Bridlington

South Bay and street furniture at The Spa, Bridlington

Boat yard off Bridge Street, Bridlington

Selwicks Bay, Flamborough Head

Smuggler sculpture at North Landing, Flamborough

Natural arch in the chalk cliffs at North Landing, Flamborough

Cobles moored at North Landing, Flamborough

Treviso - Bratislava Trail #133: "My Bratislava" - Je čas vrátiť sa domov. Zbohom, a ďakujem vám za jazdy! It's time to go back home. Goodbye and thank you for the journey!

Treviso - Bratislava Trail #132: Carlton Hotel, Bratislava

Treviso - Bratislava Trail #131: National Theatre, Bratislava

Treviso - Bratislava Trail #130: Kaffee Mayer, Hlavné Námestié, Bratislava

Treviso - Bratislava Trail #129: Kooperativa Vienna Insurance Group Office, Hlavné Námestié, Bratislava

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John Goodall's conversations

Leedsboy said:

Lovely scene.

Dlboddy said:

This is the area we used to live in during the 1950's. We lived off off A149 near Wells and West Harbor Rds. Our school was on Wells Road. We used to visit that old wind mill. :)

ekaakini said:

Uh...! eccitante!

L ;)

ciao m°!°nika

MikiBusDriver said:

Wonderful picture. Greetings from Niš - Serbia.

Wil en Ed said:

Hi John. Beautiful geometry, all lines are vanishing in the distance, where all travellers are going!

Greetings, Ed

Wil en Ed said:

Thanks David! It was maybe a square of about a 100 by 100 meters of sunlight. Had to stop my bike to take this picture, didn't regret it! Also love the mystery of a foggy day. What is behind?

Greetings, Ed

BACKCHECK said:

Good Evening, about a year ago, I saw a 360 degree video of the house and the little church nearby. Does anyone know how I can find these once again, thank you

gschwandtnerbua said:

Beautiful scene!

Best wishes

g.bua

pete.t said:

Superb viewpoint for this picturesque harbour John. Well captured and a like from me.

Best regards

Diggory Venn said:

Is it now abandoned and visited only by ghostes and apparitions?

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John Goodall

John Goodall John was born in 1942 into a working-class family in Huddersfield, which was then a textile, chemicals and engineering manufacturing town. He won a Scholarship to study Geography at the London School of Economics/King's College, London Joint School of Geography in the University of London where he graduated in 1963. He met his wife Heulwen there and they were married in 1963. He then spent two years at the University of Leeds researching the migration to Britain of workers from the Indian sub-continent. He retired from full-time employment in October 2006 having worked in a variety of jobs including teaching Social Sciences at the University of Bradford, Wardening the University of Nottingham's Adult Education Centre in Lincoln and working as a Local Government Planning Assistant in West Yorkshire. For the last nine years he worked with his wife providing bed and breakfast hospitality in their home, mostly for walkers on the Pennine Way National Trail. He has two children and three grandchildren.