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Autumn Moors - North York Moors On a trip to the north Yorkshire moors on a crisp autumn morning I spotted a small stream that made a break in the landscape, something that added to the dramatic scene before me. I had just set my camera on the tripod and was ready to press the shutter when I heard a Land Rover bearing down on me (I was thinking to myself that maybe I had strayed on to someone’s land and was expecting a mouthful). As the car pulled up the window was lowered and a farmer’s voice bellowed out ‘Have you seen my sheepdog I’ve lost him?’ Ah, just another day on the autumn moors. Image: Cass Other sizes and frames available on request.
Taken on a visit to North Yorkshire - we went on a drive on the Moors.... a short one because we kept stopping to admire the views! I don't have a wide-angle lens for my DSLR, so used my compact for this. The light was constantly changing - a beautiful landscape that I couldn't do justice to! Between Hutton-le-Hole and Rosedale Abbey. #173 in my photo-a-day project. Handheld, natural light.
North Yorkshire Moors
Moors are founders of Civilization have a responsiblity to society. Treaty of Peace and Friendship is the reason for the Constitution of North America for the United States of America.
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The North Yorkshire Moors Railway (NYMR) is a heritage railway in North Yorkshire, that runs through the North York Moors National Park.
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Helmsley, a quaint market town on the fringe of the North York Moors, blends historic charm with vibrant community life, offering visitors a rich tapestry of
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The name doesn’t really do it justice, because the North York Moors National Park, which lies to the northeast of the city of York, is far more than just moorland. Instead, it comprises a judicious mix of sea, sky, heathland, woodland and fertile river valleys, in equal helpings. A sprinkling of handsome towns, a smattering of ruined abbeys, some great local food producers and locals who just love it here. You will too, once you’ve had a good look round.
