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On my trip to Yorkshire, I had a six hour boat trip to see the watery wildlife. We found a pod of about 30 Bottlenose dolphins, this was a mum and baby, the baby never left mums side all the time we watched them !!
It had been a really dull day, so when the grey clouds parted for a few minutes this scene exploded into view!
This little fella and his family are well cared for tenants of the Yorkshire Wildlife Park. I have always found meerkats fascinating to sit a watch, so alert, sharp and agile. To them family and teamwork come first; I think they have got it right.
Stokesley is a small market town located in the Hambleton district of North Yorkshire, which lies on the River Leven.
Stokesley is located between Middlesbrough, Guisborough and Northallerton in farming area and is surrounded by other small towns and villages, including Great Ayton, Great Broughton and Hutton Rudby.
Local attractions include Captain Cook’s monument, Roseberry Topping and the North York Moors.
Stokesley has been a market town since it was granted its charter in 1223 by Henry III. The River Leven flows through the town until it joins the River Tees at Yarm. The Pack Horse Bridge crosses the river and dates back to the 17th Century
U.K. trip 2019 Yorkshire, photo made with smartphone.
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Appleton le Moors. A planned village built by the Normans nearly a thousand years ago. Dwellings are along a single street with long rectangular back gardens of equal length for growing fruit and vegetables and an encircling lane giving access to the fields beyond .
The Yorkshire coastline encompasses some of the UK’s most rugged and charming countryside, from tiny fishing villages clinging to rocky cliffs to glorious stretches of golden sand, with everything from windswept abbeys to the county’s best fish and chips.This is the view towards Filey Brigg,from the road leading to the village of Hunmanby!
11th November 2005 , J15 class from the Eastern region is seen with a demonstration freight train at Stoneacre loop on the Embsay to Bolton Abbey railway
Yorkshire - map location not meant to be specific
NB Best viewed small - I've always liked the photo, but the scan is terrible and I've lost the negatives... I do hate solid blacked out shadows, so I apologise for that, but they got 'locked in' when the scan was done. [Nice work, Norfolk Camera Centre. I'm not sorry you're gone... I am sorry you stole my £200 flash though. Of course I wouldn't have a problem with that.] Moving on...
By now people may wonder why I uploaded it. Simple - because I like this stretch of road. :-)