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Beneath Ripon Cathedral lies something that has outlasted almost everything: an Anglo-Saxon crypt built by St Wilfrid in 672 AD, the oldest built structure in any English cathedral.
The church above it has been rebuilt several times over 1,350 years, but the crypt has survived every one of them, including the attack that destroyed Wilfrid's original church.
A small city with some of the oldest stories in England 🏴 – at Ripon, England
Ripon is home to a horn blowing tradition that has taken place nightly at the city's obelisk without interruption for over 1,000 years, dating back to 886 AD.
King Alfred the Great granted Ripon a charter that year, in the form of a ceremonial horn, and advised locals to appoint a "Wakeman" to patrol the city and protect it from Viking raids.
Every night at 9pm since, a hornblower has sounded the horn at all four corners of the market obelisk to "set the watch" even through two world wars, and even from hornblowers' own back gardens during lockdown.
One of the oldest unbroken civic traditions anywhere in the world, still happening tonight, exactly as it has for over 1,100 years 🏴
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A beautiful sunrise over Ribblehead 🌞
No trains yet, no walkers, just first light spilling across the valley and those 24 arches standing in complete silence.
Well worth setting the alarm for 🥰 – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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There was never a night or a problem that could defeat sunrise or hope 🌅
However dark things feel, the sun always finds its way back over the hills.
Some things in this world just keep showing up, no matter what. – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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The weather may be wild, but nature definitely knows how to put on a show.
The waterfalls are even more powerful, the water rushing with incredible force and the sound is simply something else.
📍Hawes, Yorkshire Dales – at Hawes, England
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Imagine losing the key to York 🔑
Around 1797, Micklegate Bar's keeper's children lost the gate's key while playing, leaving it unable to be locked.
A royal gateway, centuries of history... and someone having to explain where Dad's key had gone 😬 – at York, England
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The Illuminated Whitby Abbey event runs from Friday 23rd October to Saturday 31st October 2026.
Event Details 👇
Time: 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM nightly
Location: Whitby Abbey, Abbey Lane, Whitby, YO22 4JT – at Whitby, England
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One of the most recognisable sights in England 👀
Whitby Abbey ♥️
Founded in 657 AD by Saint Hilda, this clifftop ruin has watched over the town for nearly 1,400 years.
It's said to have inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula after he stayed nearby in the 1890s. – at Whitby, England
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Up early for the sunrise in Whitby this morning and it didn't disappoint.
~ Visitor Review – at Whitby, England
Morning guys
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Gemma Lee, from Marton, has battled cancer for almost eight years and supplements her treatment with therapies which she believes are giving her more time
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A peaceful early morning scene on Holy Island. A lone fishing boat resting in the harbour.
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Wishing @danny_oconnor28 all the best!
I know you’ll take this in your stride and it won’t dull your humour in the slightest.
Get well soon pal!
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We are having a fundraiser for my wife 16th October, info attached , your help be really appreciated ❤️
It’s been the toughest 8years and we need your help to keep Gem getting all the treatments she needs to keep stable ❤️
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When the sky catches fire 🔥
Low tide, still water and a sunset so dramatic it reflected itself in the rock pools below.
Moments like this don't happen often, but it's nice to be here when they do. – at Robin Hood's Bay, England
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Whitby lit up for the night ✨
The Abbey glowing gold on the clifftop, the town below settling in for the evening and the harbour full of boats swaying gently on the water.
One town, so many different moods 🥰 – at Whitby, England
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🌅 WHAT A LOVELY FRIDAY NIGHT IN WHITBY! 😍❤️
Just look at that beautiful sunset! 🌅✨ There’s something pretty special about ending the week with views like this over Whitby. 🌊
The sky putting on an absolute show tonight! 😍
What a way to welcome the weekend! 🙌 – at Whitby, England
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Looking forward to talking all things @Official_HUFC on tonight’s @BBCTeesSport Fans Panel from 6pm. Lots to talk about as always including yet another managerial change
Gary Liddle and Adam Clayton have been reacting to Lee Clark's departure as Hartlepool United prepare to face Scunthorpe 🗣️
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