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22/09/25

Circular Walk from Aysgarth Village

It felt time to walk from Aysgarth again, a lovely walk with views along Wensleydale up to Hawes and down dale to Bolton Castle and beyond. Sight of Lady Hill…

 
11/09/25

Dog Friendly Places in the Yorkshire Dales

The Yorkshire Dales is great place to bring your dog on holiday and after looking after Joanne’s little miniature dachshund for two weeks just lately we realised how easy it…

 
11/08/25

Hamilton’s Tea Room in Aysgarth

Fancy a cup of excellent tea, or whatever your preference, then do try Hamilton’s Tea Room found in Aysgarth in Wensleydale in the glorious Yorkshire Dales. A really great little…

 
01/07/25

The Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park near Grewelthorpe

A couple of friends and I decided it was way over time to revisit the Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park near Grewelthorpe and so the day was set and finally…

 
04/06/25

The Dales Countryside Museum in Hawes

Have you been to the Dales Countryside Museum in Hawes in the Yorkshire Dales? If not, do visit and while away a couple of hours or so. Lots for kids…

 
07/05/25

Middleham to Hullo Bridge and the Stepping Stones

Well, the wonderful weather just keeps going on and on, which is great for us but really the land could do with some rain, perhaps through the night would be…

 
08/04/25

A Circular Walk Past Easby Abbey

The sun just keeps on shining, long may it last, we’ve had stunningly beautiful Spring days now for quite a while and on just such a day we decided to…

 
13/03/25

Bianco Ristorante and Northallerton

I must say we often seem to go down to Northallerton and yet there are still surprises to find even after so many years of visiting. It was nearing lunchtime…

 
08/02/25

The Seven Bridges Valley Walk at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal near Ripon

A very pleasant walk from Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal near Ripon, about three miles, and on well defined bridleways and footpaths, a walk well worth seeking out. You’ll walk…

 
17/12/24

Finghall and the Wind in the Willows

Did you know that Finghall in Wensleydale was the place that inspired Kenneth Grahame to write Wind in the Willows? Nope not I, nor my husband but there we are,…

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