PhotoReflect

click photo to enlarge Elsewhere in this blog I have posted photographs of Penyghent, my favourite among Yorkshire's "Three Peak...

click photo to enlarge On a day such as the one on which I took this photograph Penyghent looks like a benign, undemanding mountain, some...

click photo to enlarge The last major outbreak of foot and mouth disease to hit the sheep population of the Yorkshire Dales occurred in 2...

click photo to enlarge Lanes, like footpaths, B roads, A roads and motorways etc fulfil a simple purpose - they connect places. However, a...

click photo to enlarge One of my early blog posts had the title, The eponymous silhouette , and reflected on how the finance minister of ...

click photo to enlarge I've always liked hawthorns. They are a hardy tree, able to grow in the widest range of locations from cliff f...

click photo to enlarge Walking on the hills above Settle, North Yorkshire, the other week I heard the sound of many sheep from behind a d...

click photo to enlarge The derelict field barn in today's main photograph can be seen on the first ot the smaller photographs. ...

click photo to enlarge One of the interesting things about ageing is the perspective that it brings. As a young child I lived in Stackhou...

click photo to enlarge One of the pleasures of growing up in the Yorkshire Dales was that school geography lessons sometimes referred to ...

click photo to enlarge There are few areas of Britain with a landscape that isn't heavily modified by man or that still exhibits clim...

click photo to enlarge A recent few days in the Yorkshire Dales re-acquainted me with some stone barns that I've known all my life. Some...

click photo to enlarge   Anyone who knows the Three Peaks of the Yorkshire Dales (Ingleborough, Penyghent and Whernside) usually has a favou...

click photo to enlarge Striding out on the limestone grasslands of the Craven uplands of North Yorkshire I was starting to feel sorry for th...

click photo to enlarge There seems to be a general feeling that computers are good for democracy. Supporters of this viewpoint cite the Chin...