Anyone who walks the high moors of England are aware of the sheep that seem to be everywhere. And they follow you when they are hungry too…hoping that you are going to feed them.
Always Sheep
PhotographyAuthor: James Elkington
Backstone Circle
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The haunted 5000 year old Backstone circle deep on Ilkley moor in Yorkshire. The circle is in a wall and legend has it that the landowner constructed the wall around the circle to keep the spirits from getting out!
Twelve Apostles in a Blizzard
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The Twelve Apostles stone circle on Ilkley moor during a blizzard.
The Passage
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A solitary caver squats in a long cave passage in the Yorkshire Dales National Park
The Church Bench
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Haunted Dob Park Lodge
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Dob Park Lodge in Yorkshire. It is a 400 year old hunting lodge. It is rumoured to contain treasure in a tunnel hidden under the fireplace, guarded by a huge talking hound.
Snow Benches
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Wharfemeadows Park
The Bath House, Chesters Roman Fort
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Wheel and Chain
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The Kelpies
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Standing 100 ft. high and made of steel, these are the Kelpies. The Kelpies are mythical Scottish water horses, and the sculptures are at Falkirk at the gateway to the Forth and Clyde Canal. They also represent a homage to the heavy horses who pulled the plough, wagons and barges which helped shaped the economy in the Falkirk area.
Monochromia 
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