Gayle, Wensleydale – picturesque childhood memories
Every time I am in the Wensleydale area I always take the time out to visit the picturesque hamlet of…
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Wensleydale Creamery: For the Love of Cheese
Cheese! I do love my cheese. And I do have a favourite, Wensleydale. A big branch of my family tree…
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Buttertubs Pass – A Great British Drive
Located in the breathtaking Yorkshire Dales National Park in England, Buttertubs Pass is a gorgeous mountain road that has gained…
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Tewet Tarn and St John’s in the Vale
Tewet Tarn, a wondrous spot to be. A small body of water, that in my opinion, quite frankly surpasses many…
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High Rigg Walk From Legburthwaite – Little Climb, Grand Views
High Rigg, at first glance, looks a very insignificant fell at only 357 metres (1171 feet) in height. But get…
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Hardraw Force: England’s Highest, Unbroken, Single Drop Waterfall
The Yorkshire Dales are home to countless natural wonders, but few are as captivating as Hardraw Force. Tucked away in…
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Hadrian’s Wall – Steel Rigg to Housesteads
If anybody was to ask me which is my favourite section of Hadrian’s Wall to walk then I would have…
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Shap Abbey: Peaceful Cumbrian Ruins In The Lowther Valley
The River Lowther runs by through a calm, peaceful Cumbrian valley near Shap, and on the side of the river…
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Penrith Castle: How a Future King Built His Palace in a War Zone
There’s a peculiar feeling you get standing amidst the ruins of Penrith Castle. On one side, the fells of the…
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Ashness Bridge And Surprise View Above
The view of Ashness Bridge with Skiddaw in the backdrop is one of the most iconic views in the Lake…
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A Walk Up Cat Bells – A Favourite Of Many
A climb of Cat Bells, or as some call it Catbells, is a walk that every Lake District lover has…
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Deer spotting in Epping Forest
It was a chilly but incredibly sunny winter’s day – the perfect weather to get out into the local woodlands….
