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Images Dated 16th January 2014 (page 4)

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Images Dated 16th January 2014: United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Goathland

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Goathland. Mallyan Spout waterfall which flows into the River Esk

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Goathland. The steam train 92214, Cock O The North, passes through Moorgates near Goathland on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway

Images Dated 16th January 2014: United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The harbour light on the East Pier at sunrise

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. Whitby Abbey was founded in 657 AD by Oswy, the Saxon King of Northumbria

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The harbour light on the West Pier at dusk

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. Dusk on Chruch Street

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The start of the 199 Steps

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The harbour light on the West Pier

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The West Pier at sunset

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. Dusk on Chruch Street

Images Dated 16th January 2014: United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The wreck of the Admiral von Tromp

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The wreck of the Admiral von Tromp and the sea stack known as Black Nab at Saltwick Bay

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The East Pier at dusk

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The Harbour Light on the East Pier at dusk

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, York. The North side of York Minster

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The West Pier at dusk

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. Dusk on Chruch Street

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. Whitby Abbey was founded in 657 AD by the Saxon King of Northumbria, Oswy

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Goathland. A sheep on the Moors near Goathland

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The harbour at dusk from the 199 Steps

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The Piers at dusk

Images Dated 16th January 2014: United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Levisham

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Levisham. The steam train 61002, Impala, passes through Newtondale Forest as seen from Skelton Tower

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The East Pier at dusk

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. A view of the harbour at dusk

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby, Sneaton Forest. Falling Foss Waterfall

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The wreck of the Admiral von Tromp and the sea stack known as Black Nab at Saltwick Bay

Images Dated 16th January 2014: United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Grosmont

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Grosmont. The 1950s style British Rail Station at Grosmont

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Goathland. Thomason Foss lies on the route of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway between Beck Hole and Goathland. (MR)

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Grosmont. One of the six remaining Class A4 Locomotives, Sir Nigel Gresley under the coal hopper at Grosmont Engine Sheds

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Grosmont. The Steam Train, Eric Treacy, at Grosmont Engine Sheds

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Grosmont. One of the six remaining Class A4 Locomotives, Sir Nigel Gresley, at Grosmont Engine Sheds

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The wreck of the Admiral von Tromp and the sea stack known as Black Nab at Saltwick Bay

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Grosmont. One of the six remaining Class A4 Locomotives, Sir Nigel Gresley, at Grosmont Engine Sheds

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Stainforth. Dry Stone Wall scenery

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Goathland. Thomason Foss lies on the route of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway between Beck Hole and Goathland

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Malham. Rock Climber on Gordale Scar

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Malham, Gordale Scar

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Levisham. The steam train 6046, a USA Class S160 Engine at Levisham Station

Images Dated 16th January 2014: United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Stainforth

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Stainforth. The Packhorse bridge over the River Ribble

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Staithes. The harbour at dusk

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Stainforth. A young boy fishes in the River Ribble. (MR)

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. The Abbey and harbour before sunrise

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Stainforth. Stainforth Force on the River Ribble

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, York. Riverfront bars on an evening

United Kingdom, England, North Yorkshire, Whitby. Whitby Abbey was founded in 657 AD by Oswy, the Saxon King of Northumbria

Images Dated 16th January 2014: Hindu Students Magh Snan or Holy Bath in Ahmedabad

Hindu Students Magh Snan or Holy Bath in Ahmedabad
Indian Hindu students from the Swaminarayan Gurukul participate in the Magh Snan or Holy Bath in Ahmedabad on January 16, 2014

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