As I have mentioned, we were fortunate to have some ideal weather in Scarborough. We spent 3 relaxing days there, with plenty of time to take photos. When not playing miniature golf, of course.

I should also mention the food options were pretty good overall, given that it is a fairly small town. The local specialties center around fish, and in particular around fish and chips.  While the style of the batter on the fish and chips there was a little thicker than what I normally like, the fish was very fresh, and very moist inside its casing of batter. We also had a tasty fish pie that had an upper “crust” made of mashedpotatoes, with hard-boiled eggs between the potatoes and the fish pieces below. Interesting.

The best meal we had, though, was at a Indian restaurant that served several specialties from Bangladesh that were unfamiliar to us, but extremely tasty. No fish was involved in what we ate, though – I remember we had one dish with Ostrich and one dish with Lamb, but I’m not sure I can describe the sauces well enough. Our B&B host had recommended that place as their favorite restaurant in Scarborough, and it was definitely the best of the 3 dinners we had.

Since we were staying on the North Bay side of Scarborough, I have many more photos from that side. Today’s set, therefore, is back on the North Bay beach, with a little more idea of what the scenes on the beach areas looked like.  Plus, that side has the iconic castle ruins the tower over the beach – very photogenic.

Enjoy.