Moors Crewneck Sweatshirts

A winters view from the foot path that leads down from Whernside, passed Ribblehead Viaduct and across the Dales to Pen-Y-Ghent. Canon 5D Mk3 24-105 L series lens

Whillian Beck runs over the the Eskdale Moor of the western Lake District in the county of Cumbria, England coming from the surrounding Scafell mountain range and the Bournmoor Tarn, where it runs alongside The Coffin Route. Looking past the small wooden bridge, the Scafell range begins to appear on the right and, in the distance Wasdale Head, with Yewbarrow visible. The image was taken with a thirty second exposure, to make the most of the clouds and fast running water. Canon 5D Mk3 24 - 105 L series lens.

An antique first page of Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights mounted on marbled book binding paper and collaged with the windswept house and trees

A view across Maize Beck in Upper Teesdale, on the border with both Durham and Cumbria. The view out over the beck passes across an area called Golden Mea, towards the distance where the lifting cloud and fog partially hides Meldon Hill. This area forms part of the walk from Langdon Beck, around Cronkley Scar, Falcon Clints to the Cow Green Reservoir

The county of Northumberland is England's most northerly and also its least densely populated. This image was taken on a beautiful August afternoon looking out over the moorland from Longhorsley showing a very old hawthorne hedge with its gnarled tree trunks.

The county of Northumberland is England's most northerly and also its least densely populated. This image was taken on a beautiful August afternoon looking west out over the moorland near Newton on the Moor towards the Simonside Hills.

Grove Rake was a Fluorspar mine and is located on the moors above Rookhope in County Durham, close to the border of Northumberland. Abandoned in 1999, it fell into disrepair and the second tower has been stripped for scrap metal over the years.

An image over Wastwater in the Eskdale area of the Lake District. The view looks out from the shore of Wastwater, to Wasdale Head and to the Scafell mountain range.

Maize Beck in Upper Teesdale, overlooked by a lone tree perched on the Falcon Clints. Maize beck is joined from the left of the image by the flow from Cauldron Snout, which in turn is fed by the Cow Green reservoir. Both then form The Tees. Canon 5D MKiii, 24-105 L series lens.

Standing on Place Fell above Ullswater, looking out across Glenridding towards the Birkhouse Fell and the snow capped fell tops to Carstye Cam and Helvellyn area. Canon 5D Mk 3 25-105 L

Explore the beautiful and diverse regions of Mauritania with this stunning Spirograph Patterned map. The design features intricate lines and shapes inspired by traditional patterns, which highlight the unique character of each region. From the vast expanse of the Sahara Desert to the bustling capital city of Nouakchott on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, this map showcases the many facets of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania. Arabic and Islamic architecture can be seen throughout the map, reflecting the country's cultural heritage, while oases and the Senegal River add a natural touch to the design. The map also features landmarks such as the National Park of Banc d'Arguin and the Adrar Plateau, and references to the country's history such

The Ribblehead Viaduct also known as the Batty Moss Viaduct in the Ribble Valley of North Yorkshire, carries the Settle - Carlisle railway over Batty Moss at Ribblehead. It has 24 stone arches and carries the line some 104 feet above the moor. The viaduct is a Grade 2 listed structure Canon 5D Mk3 24 -105mm L series lens

Grove Rake was a Fluorspar mine and is located on the moors above Rookhope in County Durham, close to the border of Northumberland. Abandoned in 1999, it fell into disrepair and the second tower has been stripped for scrap metal over the years.

A late summer view of Ingleborough Top from between a pair of trees on the route to the summit via gaping gill.

Word Cloud from the entire text of Wuthering Heights. I have excluded the most frequently occurring word, which is 'Mr'. After this,Heathcliff appears the most with 476 occurrences.

A duo of colorful black moor goldfish by artist Robert Phelps

Over 30% of the North York Moors National Park is covered in heather and each Summer visitors from far and wide come to enjoy the spectacle of swathes of purple heather stretching out across the moorland landscape. The heather in this picture was taken on Kildale Moor looking towards the town of Commondale. Taken on 13th August 2023 Nikon D780 & Nikon 16-35mm

Lone tree standing proud on limestone buffs above Malham Cove, near Skipton, Yorkshire.

A favourite view of an iconic picturesque village on the Yorkshire Coast. Staithes was once one of the largest fishing ports on the North East Coast with around 80 full time fishing boats operating but is now a popular tourist spot

Cow Green, a two mile long reservoir was built between 1967 and 1971 to supply the industries of Teesside. Environmentally speaking this part of Upper Teesdale is of National importance, and the plan to construct this reservoir had been strongly opposed by local conservationists. Their main concern was the protection of the rich flora and fauna of the district and especially rare alpine plants like the unique Teesdale violet. Damon %D MKiii 24 - 105 L series lens

A panoramic view over Cold Moor in the Cleveland Hills, towards Noon Hill and the Bilsdale West Moor where the television transmitter of Bilsdale Stands prominent.

Loughrigg Tarn is a small, natural lake located in the Lake District of North West England, in the county of Cumbria. Located close to the famous Windermere, it sits very close to the village of Skelwith Bridge, below Loughrigg Fell. Looking out across the tarn, the magnificent Langdale Pikes are visible. Canon 5D Mk3 16-35 L

On the moors of of Muggleswick Common in County Durham, stand the Three Curricks (or Three Witches). These stone cairns have sat on Muggleswick Common since medieval time and it is suggested they may be part of an ancient burial ground, or even have a darker history.

Looking out over Crummock Water, towards the just visible Buttermere and the impressive Robinson and Fleetwith Pike in the background

The county of Northumberland is England's most northerly and also its least densely populated. This image was taken on a beautiful August afternoon looking west out over the moorland near Newton on the Moor towards the Simonside Hills.

A view out from the rock formations on the Cleveland Hills, looking across the moors and fells to the North Yorkshire Moors.

Built at the GWR’s Swindon Works in 1934 to Charles Collets design, 5029 Nunney Castle was one of a 171 strong class designed to haul the fastest of the GWRs express passenger services. Named for the castle near Frome in Somerset, 5029 spent much of her working life based at Old Oak Common depot in London. The engine moved to Worcester in 1958, then had spells at Newton Abbot and Laira before a final transfer in December 1962 took it to Cardiff East Dock, where it was to remain until being withdrawn along with other members of its class in December 1963.

Windy Post with the Grimstone and Sortridge Leat running past in the Dartmoor National Park, Devon

Warriors on a journey Holy Land 15th century. Determined and aiming to reach the pagan world and Christianize it.

Black and white fine art photography print of the Cleveland Way path along the North Yorkshire coast near Whitby.

Art print from original photograph of the Cleveland Way north yorkshire coastline

Fine art photography print of the Cleveland Way path along the North Yorkshire coast near Whitby.

Art print from original photograph of the Cleveland Way north Yorkshire coastline

A focal point for any village community is the village shop. This one in Rosedale Abbey on the North York Moors is no exception in an ideal setting with the vintage telephone box and King George postbox to complete the step back in time.

Dramatic black and white photograph of the North Yorkshire coastline near Whitby

Photograph of the North Yorkshire coastline and cliffs near Whitby