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25/02/24

Redmire Village Pub!

Redmire Village Pub in Wensleydale in the glorious Yorkshire Dales has not long been known as this and was previously called The Bolton Arms. It’s always been a venue where…

 
16/02/24

Circular Walk From Masham about Six Miles

There has been quite a lot of rain in the dales of late but we felt it was long enough since there had been rain in Masham that we could…

 
09/02/24

Circular Walk From Askrigg, Just Over Three Miles

What a truly stunning walk this morning, we enjoyed the perfect winter’s day with clear blue skies making for sensational views. One short, steep climb out of Askrigg and then…

 
31/01/24

The Wensleydale Railway

I have to admit that I’ve never really been on the Wensleydale Railway apart from going from Leyburn to Redmire quite a few years ago but I can feel a…

 
06/01/24

The Countryside Code

Happy New Year and all the very best for 2024! Do hope you had a brilliant New Year’s evening and now looking forward to 2024 and whatever lovely surprises it…

 
16/11/23

The White Bear in Masham

Have you been to the White Bear in Masham as yet? If not then perhaps if you’re in the area do give it a try. It was our granddaughter’s 17th…

 
26/09/23

Tan Hill Inn in Swaledale, the highest pub in the UK

Have you ever been to the Tan Hill Inn? Britain’s highest public house at 1,732 feet above sea level? Now quite a remote place but it was not always so…

 
21/07/23

Circular Walk of About Four and A Half Miles From Middleham

Like most villages in the Yorkshire Dales, Middleham in Wensleydale has footpaths galore to explore and you can make as many permutations as you wish. This walk is no exception,…

 
12/07/23

Magnificent Views along The Shawl From Leyburn

I know we’ve walked along The Shawl many times but on a clear day it takes some beating. Literally a few yards from Leyburn Market Place and you have a…

 
06/07/23

Masham Swifts

Did you know that there are over 90 swift nest boxes located in Masham, many will be at private houses but some you will be able to spot as you…

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