With another lockdown coming to an end and restrictions beginning to ease, a trip to a few of my favourite locations in the Yorkshire Dales was in order. All towards the bottom end of the Dales, a trip further will have to wait until later in the year. My first … Read More

Yorkshire Dales with a touch of snow Towards the end of the dreaded year 2020, the UK was hit by the tail end of a storm. The storm brought a dusting of snow and frosty weather across the hills. A brief trip around the Yorkshire Dales, to capture some images … Read More

Waterfall hunting in the Yorkshire Dales On a whim I decided to head into the Yorkshire Dales, to find some new waterfalls. Headed for Keld, supposedly has the highest concentration of waterfalls for a village. East Gill Force, Wain Wath Force & Rainby Force are the three of seven I … Read More

On a wintery day, peering into Gordale Scar, one of the Yorkshire Dales’s oldest and most fascinating natural landmarks from high above.

A dash of snow and sunshine in the Yorkshire Dales, at Winskill Stones near Settle with a lone tree amongst the limestone paving.

7 hours & 70 mile round trip Terrific day of visiting some old & new beauty spots around Yorkshire, creeping into Bronte Country and The Yorkshire Dales.  The initial plan was to head for Bolton Abbey around 9.00 am for opening, this was slightly skewed with a quick visit to … Read More

Trekking around the wonderful Yorkshire Countryside, visiting Malham Cove in the Dales, Skipton the gateway to the dales and finishing off in Oxenhope.

“Cumbria” running through the countryside, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. The Embsay & Bolton Abbey Railway is 4 miles in length, running through unspoilt countryside. A very picturesque journey through the hills, with great views. A great line to shoot steams engines on, as they run Industrial style … Read More