Burnsall is a small village situated in North Yorkshire just inside the Yorkshire Dales. The village is located 2 miles from the popular Grassinton and has a population of just 110 (recorded in 2011). Surrounded by a circle of fells the village of Burnsall is popular with hikers, cyclists, and families looking to spend some …
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York is a historical city located in Yorkshire, England which has so much history, culture and beautiful architecture to explore. While England is well known for London’s vast city of history, shopping and unique attractions you might be wondering if York is worth visiting. In this article, we are going to go through the different …
There is something relaxing and invigorating about being able to be near the water and enjoying the great outdoors. I love walking around the reservoirs, lakes and dams as they have the calming scene with still water but also so much more to see with the greenery and wildlife. While the beaches in Yorkshire are …
There is no denying Yorkshire is a large place with so many opportunities and things to see and do. Yorkshire is home to some of England’s best waterfalls, hikes, and even peaks. But that isn’t all Yorkshire has to offer, there are, of course, beaches and wonderful seaside towns and villages. A well-known tradition is …
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Aysgarth Falls are triple drop waterfalls located on the River Ure. The waterfalls stretch over a mile long, working their way down to mid-Wensleydale. Aysgarth Falls has been attracting the public for over 200 years, including painters John Ruskin and poet William Wordsworth. Though there are many waterfalls to choose from in the Yorkshire Dales, …
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We decided to take our micro camper out for a test run to the Yorkshire Dales around 50 miles north from where we live in Wakefield, England. One of the first places we visited during our trip was the small village of Harmby to see Harmby Waterfalls. Harmby Village is located just to the east …
Cauldron Falls originally gained popularity more than 200 years ago in 1816 when the English romantic painter William Turner sketched a scene here, making it a desirable place to visit. Although in our opinion, there are better waterfalls in the Yorkshire Dales, this is a relatively large waterfall that is well worth stopping to view …
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Helen and I visit Scarborough at least once a year. It’s where Helen went to University, so alongside strolling along the beachfront and pushing coins into machines to win cuddly toys, we also hang out with old friends and attend university social gatherings. However, one part of our trip always causes us a headache, and …
There’s no shortage of cafés in the Wakefield district, so to be sure you’re never far from a good cuppa, we’ve found the best places to have afternoon tea in Wakefield. Whether you’ve been at Pugneys for the day, shopping in the city centre or exploring the Yorkshire Sculpture Museum, there’s always a café nearby. …
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These towns and villages in the Yorkshire Dales should definitely be on your list when visiting 3rd largest National Park in the UK. Having spent many long weekends here camping and walking, I know a good Yorkshire village when I see one. Home to independent cafe’s, family-run bed and breakfasts and traditional British pubs. These …