Yorkshire Landscape Mugs

A Yorkshire Summer view across the North York Moors from near the town of Rosedale Abbey aross the farm fields looking towards Goathland across Ryedale.

Yorkshire map travel poster with a vintage old steam engine.

Autumn sunshine lights up the purple heather on the North York Moors landscape on a September afternoon. The stone wall leading down tne dale towards the heather covered moorland. Yorkshire at its best!

Yorkshire By Coach vintage travel poster.

Stone barns and dry stone walls stretch out across this Summer landscape in Swaledale near Reeth in the Yorkshire Dales. The open farm gate and stone wall leading down to the River Swale making its way through the picture. The Yorkshire Dales National Park covers most of the Yorkshire Dales, including this area near Reeth.

Taken in Yorkshire on a magical winters day.

Blooming heather stretching out across the moorland in Westerdale on the North York Moors during at the begining of Autumn. The stone wall leads across moorland fields to a footpath across the moors known as the Esk Valley Walk. Most of the common heather is also referred to as ling as was, in the past, burnt on the fires of moorland inhabitants. Many of the Yorkshire moors are now grouse moors which attract many to the field sport of grouse shooting.

North Yorkshire Moors

Taking in the view on a sunny Summer afternoon from above Castleton on the North York Moors looking towards the town of Castleton and on to Esk Dale and Danby Dale. Time for a visit to Castleton for some Yorkshire Tea ??

North York Moors, York Moors National Park england.

Colourful landscape digital illustration of the North-East of England

Two barns either side of the road in the Yorkshire Dales

Green Abstract painting of Yorkshire by Colin Fifield

The view from Blea Moor Road (B6255) near the Ribblehead Viaduct. Here we look across the Yorkshire Dales towards Pen y Ghent late in the afternoon in early July. At 2277ft (694m) this is the smallest of the three peaks of the Dales , the other two being Whernside and Ingleborough. Much of the Dales an area of uplands and river valleys in a designated National Park created in 1954. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

A photograph of Harcourt Road in the Crookesmoor area of Sheffield, looking towards Ponderosa and Infirmary Road.

Cartoon of a popular British Sitcom

From an original artwork showing the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors in the UK.

A hamlet in the valley of Malham, Yorkshire, England (Nikon Coolpix P510)

I call this painting 'Exit the Strid', as it shows the river Wharfe just as it leaves the constriction of rocks know as 'The Strid'. As it leaves the narrow channel, it slows down to this relaxing pace, with little pieces of floating debris snaking across the river. Surely the most tranquil of scenes! Painted in oil on a 16x12 inch board.

Yorkshire Dales Landscape The stunning Yorkshire Dales Landscape is unmistakable, with the old drystone walls and stone shepherds building marking the different farmers boundaries. The sky was perfect for photography on this particular day with the fluffy clouds diffusing the sun creating perfect conditions. This landscape photo will suit anyone who appreciates photography and God's own country (The Yorkshire Dales). By Paul Thompson Photography

Large driftwood arch by river

Huge driftwood arch at side of river

An atmospheric landscape scene in the Yorkshire Dales during the month of November.

Yorkshire countryside near Bolton Abbey, England

A Zentangle rendering of the waterfall at Janet's Foss, a magnificent walk near Malham in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, drawn from my own photograph

A small English country lane on the North York Moors near Westerdale and the village of Castleton, taken on an August Afternoon.

Bolton Priory, Yorkshire by John Sell Cotman, circa 1803. Graphite And Gray Wash.

An abstract blue painting of a farmhouse on the Yorkshire Moors by Colin Fifield (deceased)

Yorkshire's Beauty #2

North Yorkshire

The waterfall at Hawes in Yorkshire. Hawes Falls is a small waterfall on Gayle Beck as it passes through the centre of the Wensleydale market town of Hawes. Hawes is England's highest market town at 850 feet above sea level.

This is one of the paths leading to a waterfall just outside Goathland,North Yorkshire,U.K. Canon 5DMKiii Canon 24-105 f4L @ 35mm 1/30s f11 ISO 3200 Processed in Photoshop and Silver EfexPro 141 views as of 01/10/2014

Teesdale, historically part of the Yorkshire Dales, is now within the Durham Dales. Teesdale, being the drainage basin for the River Tees is well known for it's many waterfalls, particularly High and Low Force. This rural landscape is close to Bowlees Visitor Centre and, if you want some exercise, can be explored at close quarters as footpaths run across the fields.

Yorkshire Dales Dilemma The dilemma here is which way to walk as each way will have an amazing view to take in. The Yorkshire Dales are an upland area of the Pennines in England. Most of the area is in the county of North Yorkshire, but it extends into Cumbria and a small part of Lancashire. It was historically entirely within Yorkshire. The majority of the Dales are part of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, created in 1954. The exception is the area around Nidderdale, which forms the separate Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. By Paul Thompson Photography

Yorkshire "God's own Country" travel poster.

Brimham Rocks is an amazing collection of natural rock formations in North Yorkshire.