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Herring Catch, Whitby 20x15 PrintHerring fishing along the East coast of England was a thriving industry. Never more so than after World War Two which curtailed most fishing activities and allowed the Herring to flourish and multiply in massive numbers. Whitby in the post war 1950`s saw the harbour filled with fishing boats as they followed the Herring shoals down the coast. This study depicts more of the boats, some local, many Scottish, unloading their catch. What it does not show

Both groups followed the same basic rules as the monks in the monastaries of the time

cliffs and Abbey with the sea and beach bathed in the dawn light

In days gone by it was the centre for the sale of pigs in the area

All bathed in silvery moonlight

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Size approx 8" x 6"

When Captain Cook selected her as an ideal ship to explore the unknown southern hemisphere she was bought by the British Admiralty

At the eastern end of Goathland the North Yorks Moor Railway has a thriving station

They are heat resistant up to 150 Degrees with a durable finish and Felt Backed

Not so good when leaving the refuge of the harbour

the Robert and Ellen Robson was hauled from its place in the lifeboat museum to give a sense of scale and the efforts involved in the launching of this 5-6 ton boat and its carriage

drawing you into the life of this old fishing community

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