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Tag Archives: Staithes
Keys of Heaven (9): blown down the mountain ~ Steve Tanham
The welcoming warmth of the Lion Inn on Blakey Ridge continued from Part 8 My companions of the Silent Eye’s ‘Keys of Heaven’ weekend were waiting when I arrived at the Lion Inn. We had coffee and biscuits and discussed … Continue reading
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Keys of Heaven (7): the path to gentle darkness ~ Steve Tanham
The tiny fishing village of Staithes is a place of peaceful beauty. It lies part way between Whitby and Saltburn on the North Yorkshire coast. It’s geography is also one of the few breaks in the vast cliffs that define … Continue reading
Whitby Weekend: A quiet hour
It is rare, on one of our workshop weekends, to get a moment to yourself outside of your room. There is so much to do and any free time is generally spent catching up with people you too seldom see. … Continue reading