Fitz

No wonder the era is so inextricably linked with Gothic horror. These days it seems impossible to tell which seat might have been Mina and Lucy's favourite spot. The clifftop is set with several benches just on the edge of the graveyard overlooking the harbour and town.

No wonder the era is so inextricably linked with Gothic horror. These days it seems impossible to tell which seat might have been Mina and Lucy's favourite spot. The clifftop is set with several benches just on the edge of the graveyard overlooking the harbour and town.

And on the day we visit, we sadly can't visit them all to take a proper look, or see if any of them are set on flattened gravestones, because most of them are roped off. A safety precaution due to recent bad weather making the edge of the cliff a risky place to be.

And on the day we visit, we sadly can't visit them all to take a proper look, or see if any of them are set on flattened gravestones, because most of them are roped off. A safety precaution due to recent bad weather making the edge of the cliff a risky place to be.

And for this same reason, I'm not sure we can know if the seat Bram Stoker had in mind when he wrote Dracula even still exists, or whether it's fallen victim to the crumbling cliff edge over the years. And what of all the ghosts and legends we've encountered today throughout Whitby's maze of ancient streets? Do they still exist, or have they too fallen victim to the ravages of time?

And for this same reason, I'm not sure we can know if the seat Bram Stoker had in mind when he wrote Dracula even still exists, or whether it's fallen victim to the crumbling cliff edge over the years. And what of all the ghosts and legends we've encountered today throughout Whitby's maze of ancient streets? Do they still exist, or have they too fallen victim to the ravages of time?

stoker's character the old salt mr swales thinks they belong to an earlier time stating when mina quizzes him about the ghost of whitby abbey them things be all wore out mind i don't say that there never was but i do say there wasn't in my time

stoker's character the old salt mr swales thinks they belong to an earlier time stating when mina quizzes him about the ghost of whitby abbey them things be all wore out mind i don't say that there never was but i do say there wasn't in my time

Well, I think Mr. Swales would have a hard time convincing ghost tour guide James J. Brown that Whitby's ghosts are all wore out, as he would one visitor to St. Mary's Churchyard who had a very odd experience in 1995.

Well, I think Mr. Swales would have a hard time convincing ghost tour guide James J. Brown that Whitby's ghosts are all wore out, as he would one visitor to St. Mary's Churchyard who had a very odd experience in 1995.

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