Another boat on a trailer, this one ready to be pushing into the sea by the tractor.

One of the boats on Weybourne beach, this one had been parked up a lot further from the sea than the others.

An open trestle drainage windpump at How Hill.

Nice reflections in the water from the plants growing along the bank.

Hollow glass balls that were once used as floats for fishing nets. Photos of the historic lifeboats and fishing boats collection in Sheringham museum. (http://www.sheringhammuseum.co.uk)

A few photos from the Fishermen’s Heritage Centre in Sheringham, Norfolk.

A World War 2 gas mask in one of the displays. Photos of the historic lifeboats and fishing boats collection in Sheringham museum. (http://www.sheringhammuseum.co.uk)

Weybourne station from the bottom of the footbridge. (Photos from National Trust Sheringham Park.)

The same train from the previous photo, arriving at Weybourne station. (Photos from National Trust Sheringham Park.)

Steam locomotive 76084 pulling BR Suburban set carriages on the North Norfolk Railway. (Photos from National Trust Sheringham Park.)

Patches of sunlight breaking through the trees on the path ahead. Photos from RSPB Fen Drayton Lakes nature reserve in Cambridgeshire.

St. Mary Magdalene church in Whipsnade. Photos from a walk around National Trust Dunstable Downs and the Whipsnade Estate SSSI’s, in the Bedfordshire area of Chilterns AONB.

Looking through the trees and over the moat to the New Bield, from the garden labyrinth.

A morred up narrowboat catching the afternoon sun. Photos from a walk along the Stoke Bruerne section of the Grand Union Canal.

The long arms of the lock gates just below The Navigation pub. Photos from a walk along the Stoke Bruerne section of the Grand Union Canal.

Long exposure of the top of the waterfalls at Stainforth Force. Making use of my 10 stop ND filter.

A narrow packhorse bridge over the Ribble at Stainforth.

Last night’s supermoon, shining through a thin layer of cloud.

Contemporary Garden By Diarmuid Gavin. Photos from RHS Harlow Carr in North Yorkshire.

Probably the most famous of the rock formations, this one is called Idol. Photos of the rock formations at National Trust Brimham Rocks in North Yorkshire.

St. Mary’s Church near the entrance to the Studley Royal Deer Park. Photos from National Trust Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, in North Yorkshire.

The tower of Fountains Abbey, named after abbot Huby who had it built to replace the abbey’s original tower. Photos from National Trust Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, in North Yorkshire.

Part of the Chapel of 9 Altars at the far end of the abbey church. Photos from National Trust Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, in North Yorkshire.

Sunset over the river Ribble, marking the end of my final day in the Dales.

Inside the Fountains Abbey cellarium. Photos from National Trust Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, in North Yorkshire.