Nauticalia

Situated along one of Britain's finest coastlines, Whitby, on the River Esk has been a port for over 1,000 years. Overlooked by the cliff top ruins of St Hilda's Abbey, the quaint, cobbled streets and picturesque houses lead down to a bustling quayside. Folklore and tradition abound; the parish church, St Mary's, was inspiration for Bram Stoker's Dracula: Captain Cook was born here. This pretty painting, by John Wood, looks up from the harbour on an autumnal day. 636 pieces, completed puzzle measures 27 x 13".