July 11, 2017: North Yorkshire Landscapes
July 11, 2017
Paul Hunter shares more shots from his travels in North Yorkshire, North York Moors area, and the Yorkshire Dales in summer.
Paul Hunter shares more shots from his travels in North Yorkshire, North York Moors area, and the Yorkshire Dales in summer.
Whitby, North Yorkshire. A modern visitor attraction, working fishing port, with ancient religious heritage that inspired Bram Stoker.
Ian Cook shares some great photos and the history of Crackpot Hall.
Ian Cooks shares some stunning monochrome images of Grinton How Mill, the best preserved Smelt Mill in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Paul Hunter presents a lovely image of the Arkengarthdale, a valley in the most northern region of the Yorkshire dales.
Talented Landscape Photographer, Paul Hunter, shares a photo of the Fells around Reeth in the Yorkshire Dales.
A museum so small that only one visitor at a time can enter has opened in an out-of-service British phone booth in Warley, West Yorkshire.
Paul Hunter shares a spring scene including Roseberry Topping and rapeseed (cooking oil) fields in flower.
Fourteenth century Bolton Castle is privately owned and still occupied, with the church of St Oswald nearby. The castle is in a remarkable state of preservation and is an impressive site overlooking the Yorkshire Dales.