WHALIGOE STAIRS
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Wick,
United Kingdom
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2024
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2024
The steps of Whaligoe lead to a rather amazing old harbour. It's hard to imagine it used to be a harbour, but in the mid-1800s there were over 20 fishing boats using this anchorage every day during the herring season. The many steps probably date back to 1792. Their descent (and ascent!) can be quite strenuous, which is not surprising when you consider that the harbour is below three cliffs almost 80 m high. A nice coffee next door will help you regain your strength.
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