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The Old School website now has a page featuring Kisdon Landscapes. You can view it at theoldschoolmuker.co.uk/kisd…. It's my first book, collecting together photographs taking over the last six years, and hopefully doing the place justice. #Swaledale #YorkshireDales.
How Feetham preserves a form of Old English grammar willswales2.wordpress.com/fe…
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A story of remarkable endurance and determination - willswales1.wordpress.com/a-…
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I popped down to the Photography Exhibition at Hudson House, Reeth, today, part of the YDNP Swaledale Farming Film & Photography Festival. Some great work on display! It's on until the 21st June, before moving to The Station, Richmond. @yorkshire_dales #Swaledale #YorkshireDales
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In just a couple of short weeks Muker's wildflower meadows will be in full bloom. If you're thinking of visiting with a camera there's an updated guide to photographing the meadows at: richardwallsphotography.com/… #Swaledale #YorkshireDales
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4th underground water wheel found in the UK and the oldest. See video youtube.com/watch?v=uwjOsbPK…
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T8 excavation finds had Beverley going "Wow!" today. Some members also visited Scots Dyke where Professor Tom Moore showed us around their very interesting dig.
Swaledale manors and the Smith family – correcting the Victoria County History willswales1.wordpress.com/20…
Broderick of Summer Lodge willswales1.wordpress.com/20…
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50cm DSM Lidar of the Battle of Fulford (1066) site showing its low lying nature either side of the River Ouse, and the Germany Beck entering from the top right.
Surrender Bridge is not the site of a military capitulation willswales2.wordpress.com/20…
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Don't forget to make a note in your calendar - Dales Archaeology Day 2021 will be held online on Saturday 2nd October. More details soon! #DalesAD2021
A field called Trews was a haunt of devilish goblins willswales2.wordpress.com/20…
Best-selling author’s hope to update a story of Swaledale willswales1.wordpress.com/20…
Two of Swaledale’s lost places – an ancient dyke called Hodic and a Romano-British or early medieval settlement called Stainburghanes – have been located by this writer using a combination of place-name research, map studies and ground observations. willswales2.wordpress.com/20…
Finding Hodic and Stainburghanes - Two of Swaledale’s lost places – an ancient dyke called Hodic and a Romano-British settlement and possible burial site called Stainburghanes – have been located by this writer. willswales1.wordpress.com/20…
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Grinton-Fremington Dykes: Names, Places and Spaces willswales2.wordpress.com/20…
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SWAAG (swaag.org) have just completed digitising Book V of the Healaugh & Muker Manor Court Books. See: swaag.org/H&M-MCB-Books.html
A great job by the SWAAG Local History Sub-group. A great searchable resource in the heart of Swaledale.
Kate Green: Remove religious barriers to UK Higher Education - Sign the Petition! chng.it/HtsGR6Wr via @UKChange
Two Bronze Age axe-heads found in Swaledale in the 1700s and then hidden in storage for more than 200 years can now be viewed as photographs on the British Museum’s online catalogue. Full story willswales1.wordpress.com/fr….























