Photos by dave atkin: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Try Tarn Hows at 0600hrs. No tourists about except for an occasional deer (if you are lucky) Over the years the place has become too well known for its own good and what was a delightful ppiece of heaven is getting to be somewhat like the M6 on a Bank Holiday. Litter is also a problem nowadays.

I know, quite large too. The photo is about 4 years old so maybe they're not breeding this type any more. It was one of those lucky photos where you lean across the barrier as far as possible and snap away at arms length. cheers Dave Atkin

traduction en français: je pense que vous parler du "cagire" la montagne en arrière plans a droite du pic principale vous avez le "col du pas de l'âne" et encore a droite du col le petit pic est le "pic poc" merci pour les photos de cette régions

même commentaire en français/translat in french bonjour ce n'est pas juste une école de musique mais aussi des thermes avec docteur et baignoires pour des cures thermales ("désoler pour les expressions française")

I think, the photo is from the beach of Vassilokos, hotel Louis Palazzo di Zante

Ok thx for info:) I'll change it in a sec:]

The remains of St.Mary's Abbey, now in the Yorkshire Museum Gardens.

The dust rises as horses thunder past in the late afternoon sunshine.

More than 41,000 race fans attended on this day.

Now part of the National Cycle Network (Cross-Pennine Trail), this bridge & witty sculpture of a dog peeing on the angler's cycle is just south of Bishopthorpe on the York - Selby section.