BBC Countryfile Magazine

SEALS, WATERFALLS AND BOGLES

North Yorkshire’s rugged coastline is an eclectic mix of dramatic cliffs, sheltered bays and idyllic coastal villages that combine to ensure everyone is catered for along this spectacular natural border of England’s largest county.

When the railway line linking two of the major towns along this coast was closed in 1965 due to the wielding of Beeching’s

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