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a green ribbon a star shaped glitter background suitable for st patricks day or festive holidays
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green and orange colours of the irish national flag
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a map of the island of ireland in the irish national colours
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a map of ireland in green on a white background
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Picture shot in the early afternoon in my office. I will be honored if you will acknowledge and credit my website if you decide to use this picture: http://www.seonorden.dk
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Church Stairs in Whitby with a view of houses in a landscape view
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Scenic view of the Whitby harbour outer breakwaters with their two guiding beacons protecting the harbour entrance from the waves and surf
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View across the River Esk to Tate Hill and Whitby town with St Marys church perched on the skyline
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Aerial view of the historical stone West Pier in Whitby and the extended breakwater jutting out into the ocean surf at the entrance to the harbour
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View up the historical narrow cobbled lane of Church Street in Whitby which leads from the town to the foot of the 199 steps leading up to St Mary's Church
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A narrow cobbled sett stone alley way in whitby with quaint shops
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Church Street in Whitby, Yorkshire which is one of the oldest shopping streets and leads all the way through the town to the 199 steps leading to St Marys Church
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Upper harbour in Whitby with fishing boats and a trawler moored in the calm water
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Boat moored in the upper harbour at Whitby with the town and St Mary's Church on Tate Hill behind
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Aerial view of the Whitby piers looking back towards the town with people enjoying a walk along the promenade on top in the sunshine
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Picturesque view of the swing bridge over the River Esk in Whitby harbour allowing the passage of larger ships from the upper reaches
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Masts and rigging of the Bark Endeavour full size replica moored at Whitby with Tate Hill and St Marys church in the background
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St Ann's Staith or harbour in Whitby derived from the Norse word 'staithe' meaning harbour
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Church street in Whitby with people walking up the narrow cobbled road lined on either side by historical shops and cottages
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Bottom of the 199 Church stairs or steps in Whitby which lead from Church Street in the town to St Marys Church on Tate Hill
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View across the water of the River Esk and harbour towards Tate Hill and St Marys Church in Whitby on the Yorkshire coast
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View of Whitby in St Marys Arch against the blue sky background
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View across the water of the harbour to the Whitby stone piers and breakwaters with their navigation lighthouses on the Yorkshire coast
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View of Tate Hill and St Marys Church above the town of Whitby which was used as the setting for Bram Stokers novel on Dracula
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Lifeboat station in Whitby harbour with a picturesque view of the town buildings and wharf
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Fishing town in Whitby North Yorkshire coast, England, United Kingdom
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Rooftops of Whitby in Yorkshire from Tate hill on the East cliff or headland
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People walking along the promenade on top of the West Pier, Whitby
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Beautiful Harbour Piers in a seascape view, whitby, north yorkshire
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The cruise waiting for the tourists over the beautiful houses and building
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View of fishing boats moored at the wharf in front of the Fish market in Whitby on the Yorkshire coast
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View across the harbour and River Esk to St Mary's Church in Whitby on top of Tate Hill on the Yorkshire coast
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View of St Marys Church on Tate Hill in Whitby with the Bark Endeavour replica of Captain Cooks ship sailing up towards the River Esk
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View of the harbour and town from the 199 Steps in Whitby which lead from Church Street in the town up Tate Hill to St Mary's Church
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Aerial view of Tate hill in Whitby West Cliff
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Union flag of the United Kingdom flying from a flagpole above the stone piers at the entrance to Whitby harbour
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View over the harbour from the 199 steps that lead up from Whitby town to the St Marys Church on Tate Hill
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High angle view of the stone walled in Whitby piers that have been in existence since 1632 when they replaced the old wooden piers that once to protect the harbour
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Quaint old shops on Church Street in Whitby which is one of the oldest shopping streets and runs right up to the 199 steps that lead up to St Marys Church on Tate Hill
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View along a row of brightly coloured wooden beach huts on Whitby West Cliff with shallow dof
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