The North East Chinese Association have organised a day trip to Whitby on Tuesday 19th August 2014.
This historic small fishing town is part of the Heritage Coast of North East England.
Whitby has been home to a highly successful fishing fleet.
The famous Captain James Cook learnt his seamanship skills on colliers sailing in Whitby.
Many historic buildings such as St.Mary’s church which is magnificently perched at the top of a superb fight of 199 steps. This wonderful church contains many fine examples of early 18th century craftsmanship.
Good walking shoes are strongly advised!
There are lots of attractions to be found in and around Whitby and the shopping experience is excellent with many shops selling ornaments and jewellery made from the famous Whitby Jet.
The Fare Cost:
£10 for non-members
£5 for Children aged under 12
Members – Free
Date: Tuesday 19th August 2014
Time: 8.45am at Stowell Street (Entrance where Fujiyama and Hanahana is located, the coach will set off at 9:00am).
To register:
Visit the North East Chinese Association, 25-27 Stowell Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 4YB (Open 7 day’s a week 11:00am – 4:00pm).
For further information, seat reservation – please don’t hesitate to contact Kam Meng Lam on 07858374932.
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Limited spaces available – Reserve your seat ASAP before it is fully booked!
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