He has mapped out the sailor's history including one of his most famous exploits in a battle in the North Sea of
Flamborough Head when he turned what looked like defeat to victory over a superior British warship and made famous the words; "Surrender?
The ships became locked together just off
Flamborough Head.
We also went to
Flamborough Head Lighthouse and Selwicks Bay, a small beach where we saw seals.
He said: "We're going to do our annual walk across Thornwick Bay at
Flamborough Head, where we'll pay a visit to Angie's bench, lay flowers and share memories.
Whilst they have been there they were taken out of the centre to
Flamborough Head, despite advice on avoiding travel by the Met Office.
The Coniacian-Campanian Chalk of
Flamborough Head (UK), located on the southern side of the headland, displays a very complex fracture network, with multiple fracture orientations.
After much pleading with my parents, how delighted I was to be given permission to go on board Coronia along with friends and set sail on a sea trip along the Yorkshire Coast, turning at
Flamborough Head and returning to Scarborough.
Pirate John Paul Jones was a notorious criminal and his ship was sunk in the Battle of
Flamborough Head in 1779.
A mile up the coast in the tiny village of Sewerby, this cluster of six luxurious cottages makes a perfect base for anyone exploring the Bridlington and
Flamborough Head area.
Stunned members of
Flamborough Head Golf Club watched the private chopper drop 250ft into the sea.
Golfers at
Flamborough Head Golf Club said they thought the helicopter was trying to land near the club's 17th green.
The rare propaganda print depicts John Paul Jones shooting a sailor for cowardice at the Battle of
Flamborough Head off the coast of Yorkshire during the American Revolution.