Sometimes at work
I can see interesting places. This time I was making a delivery to one of our shops in Scarborough. On the way back I stopped for a break, in the car park.... about here: TU
Cayton Bay is a small bay with a sandy beach on the coast of the North Riding of Yorkshire. It is located on the stretch of coast between Scarborough in the north and Filey (in the East Riding) in the south. The northern point of the bay is a prominent headland known as Osgoby Point or Knipe Point. The coast of the bay and Knipe Point are owned by the National Trust..
The weather was not conducive to walking, it was windy and very cold. On top of that, the tide had completely engulfed the beaches. After a while, I returned to the warm cabin and watched the sea through the window for the rest of the break ;)
