A location highly recommended by Hinderwell to Scarborough's summer visitors was 'a small fishing-place thirteen miles north', called 'Robin Hood's town'; but his reason for such a visit would surprise us living two hundred years later. According to Hinderwell, it was a town 'frequently visited by strangers on account of the Alum-works in its vicinity'.
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