Cliffs predominate along the Yorkshire coast, but Victorian resorts grew up in the sheltered bays where there were sandy beaches. Whitby and Scarborough in the north, Bridlington in the south
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But it not all buckets and spades, you will find old buildings like Whitby Abbey (curiously it was shelled by the German fleet during the first world war) and Burton Agnes Hall
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Further to the south of Yorkshire the is Beverley with its Minster church and racecourse
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