con un dolce vita a UK-Part 5-Whitby Trip

The first weekend of July, we went to Whitby-a town and civil parish in the Scarborough district of North Yorkshire on the north-east coast of England. It was took 4hours times by bus from Liverpool, very suffered sat in the bus because too hot and stuffy.

When arrived, the first thing we gonna do is 'fill stomach', very very hungry....
Whitby located near the sea, it famous with fish food, especially fish & chips. There's alot of fish & chip restaurants there, that one recommended by senior was Magpie cafe. When we reach there, many people queuing up at both eat-in and take away area, is it really nice, curious-ing. We shilly-shally which one to eat, finally we just choose the normal one. The potion is quite large, but all of us said that can finish it, no need sharing, we're very hungry at that moment. But we regret after that, it actually not that delicious as people said and what we expected. Its tasteless, no sauce, no ketchup.....somemore abit oily, really greasy.....all of us can't even finish it. We swear to not eat fish & chips anymore, feel like want to vomit when heard the name.

After having the super greasy meal, we start to walk around. Whitby a small town but with many nice and beautiful scenery....beach, lighthouse, dock.....many seagulls compare with Liverpool. One of my friend very excited saw that, he's best friend of seagull. Whitby like a paradise out from city(世外桃源), its quite big different from city, serenity and peaceful...all along the way are farms, horses, sheeps, really enjoying here, its relaxing. We take picture, take picture and take picture non stop.

Few hours gone, we step on way home, gonna suffered again in the stupid hot and smothering bus, how come no air-cond? Really weary to ride bus after take 8 hours both ways. Anyway, quite enjoyed in this trip.























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**kind a disappointed can't see someone there, thought that he is around:(
***next notice-a fun & excited activity....awaiting for it.