Weybourne Beach from the top of the cliffs where the sandmartins were nesting.
A row of old posts, slowly being worn away by the sea. The haze around the bottom of the posts is dry sand being blown along the beach. It was quite a windy day!
Groynes along Sheringham beach.
Sheringham Hall (privately owned), the stately home that the park was built around. (Photos from National Trust Sheringham Park.)
View over the treetops, fields and out to the sea, from the top of the gazebo tower. (Photos from National Trust Sheringham Park.)
Paragliders flying over the top of the downs, with a couple of gliders above them. Photos from a walk around National Trust Dunstable Downs and the Whipsnade Estate SSSI’s, in the Bedfordshire area of Chilterns AONB.
View across the valley from the top up the Dunstable Downs, not far from the Chilterns Gateway Centre. Photos from a walk around National Trust Dunstable Downs and the Whipsnade Estate SSSI’s, in the Bedfordshire area of Chilterns AONB.
Farmer cultivating the valuable soil ready for seeding next year’s crop. Hard to tell from this distance but I think the tractor is pulling a press. Pictures from a walk round most of the Lyveden Way.
Morning sun lighting up the hills over the River Ribble at Langcliffe.
Pen-y-Ghent from the road to Malham Tarn.
Ribblehead Viaduct with Whernside in the background.
Looking from the Woodland Garden down through the flower beds and up to The Pavillion. Photos from RHS Harlow Carr in North Yorkshire.
View of the Cove from the footpath from Malham. Photos taken at National Trust Malham Cove.
The valley below Malham Cove, with Malham Beck meandering along the bottom. Photos taken at National Trust Malham Cove.
Looking across the top of Malham Cove from the end nearest the steps. Photos taken at National Trust Malham Cove.
Looking across the cove from the opposite side to the steps, you can see the layers in the rock up the cliffs and also above the pavement at the top. I took a photo from much the same angle last time I was in Yorkshire back in 1994! Unsurprisingly hardly anything has changed, there’s a few more trees now and the others have grown a bit. Photos taken at National Trust Malham Cove.
Sunlit trees overhanging water so still it looked like a mirror. Photos from Malham Tarn in North Yorkshire.
One of the boat houses opening onto the tarn. Photos from Malham Tarn in North Yorkshire.
Autumn colours in the trees surrounding Fountains Abbey. Photos from National Trust Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, in North Yorkshire.
The “surprise view” from Anne Boleyn’s Seat. The name is because you can see the abbey in the distance, although not so much on this day due to the mist! Photos from National Trust Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, in North Yorkshire.
Oliver Andrews Photography 