hosts the market every Saturday. There was a Roman Fort here 2000 years ago, called Derventio, and the River Derwent that divides Malton from Norton is a reminder of that time. (Click on photo's to enlarge)
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| Flower and plant stall |
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| Fruit and Veg stall |
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| My DH and son enjoying a cup of tea, at Keith's Hamburger Wagon. |
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| Clare's Yarn and Fabric stall |
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| Sharon's Traditional Confectionary Shop |
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| Ian, our friendly bus driver |
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| St. Michaels Church |
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| River Derwent divides Malton from Norton |
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| A Victorian Gentleman standing outside the Accountants office associated with the character Scrooge from Charles Dickens book 'A Christmas Carol' Dickens was a frequent visitor to Malton, and it is believed he based Scrooge's office on this one in Chancery Lane. It is now a museum of Victoriana. |
Don't forget to pet my little black cat below,
use your mouse to scratch his head and
give him a tummy rub, then he will
talk to you.
