Sat alone on the North Yorkshire Moors in winter, the inhabitants of this old farmhouse can only brace themselves for the oncoming storm.
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Hangingstones Carving
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This is one of many prehistoric carvings on nearby Rombalds Moor in Yorkshire. They are thought to be between 6 and 7 thousand years old, but no one knows for sure. No one knows what they mean either. At present there are thought to between 400 to 450 carvings on these moors – some are simple ‘cup’ marks but many are very elaborate indeed.
Duddo Stone Circle
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Duddo stone circle
This 5000 year old stone circle in beautiful Northumberland.
The Roman Road
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Addingham Roman Road
Getting Bitten
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Scar House – Angram Walk
Grandson Mackenzie who has started taking up photography. He took a few with his old phone and when I discovered he wanted to take up the hobby I bought him a second hand Nikon D7000, which he loves. This is he taking a photo with his old phone on one of our hikes.
Mackenzie
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Rocking Moor and Hall
The Queen of the Mountains
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This Swaledale sheep must be enjoying the spectacular views over Scar House reservoir and Great Whernside mountain. Nidderdale. North Yorkshire
Happy Days
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The Weir on the Wharfe
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The river Wharfe slides over this old weir in the town that I live in.
Stop Following Me!!
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These Swaledale sheep followed me for half a mile thinking I was going to feed them. Yorkshire Dales National Park

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