A beautiful photograph of the most northerly surviving British Pier and the last remaining in Yorkshire, the history of Saltburn Pier tells a remarkable tale of a man made structure defying the elements. Built in an exposed position, and facing due north into the unforgiving North Sea. This is part of a set of images that were taken early one May morning from 04:30am as the sun rose over the coastal town. Photography by Tim Wallace.
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