Visiting Todmorden - a little village in West Yorkshire, north UK! reddit.com/rpan/r/wherein…
Daffodils along the stream in Helmsley, a small historic market town in Ryedale, North Yorkshire, England.
Visiting the village of knaresborough in West Yorkshire, north UK! reddit.com/rpan/r/wherein…
Taking a walk to a little English village called Otley, in West Yorkshire, north of the UK! AMA:) reddit.com/rpan/r/wherein…
Taking a walk through the city! AMA or just come say hello :) West Yorkshire, north UK! reddit.com/rpan/r/wherein…
Walking round the city of Leeds! AMA or just come for the walk:) West Yorkshire, north England! reddit.com/rpan/r/wherein…
Taking a walk round the city! AMA! West Yorkshire, North UK reddit.com/rpan/r/wherein…
Visiting a beautiful little English village called Knaresborough! West Yorkshire, north UK! reddit.com/rpan/r/wherein…
In Whitby, North Yorkshire, in the garden of some granny flats, lies a very small square memorial to the only WWII British Soldier to be killed by enemy action in the town. He was a 19yo Scot & received a "direct hit" during an air raid.
Freezing but gorgeous sunshine in North Yorkshire today! The discarded masks, litter, bags of shit, BBQs etc really made our walk extra special.
Friend just dug this up here in the UK (North Yorkshire) Wonder how it ended up by the side of a long gone railway line so far from home! reddit.com/gallery/mj7s4d
A Romany Family in Yarm, North Yorkshire (ca. 1930s) reddit.com/gallery/mgn5co
The largest numbers I have personally seen yet! North Yorkshire, UK - 54.4N
Rare Roman villa just discovered in Scarborough, North Yorkshire UK. First of its kind to be found in the UK
Somewhere in North Yorkshire v.redd.it/pc08knzfwnw61
The Flying Scotsman on the North Yorkshire Moors
Do English have regional loyalty? Like, does someone from Liverpool identify with being from the North West? Is someone from Sheffield proud to be from Yorkshire and the Humber? Or are these culturally meaningless boundaries?
As an American, our State lines mean a lot since we have a Federal system where States have a lot of autonomy. In the U.K., there is no Federalism as the U.K. is a unitary state. But there are still nine official regional divisions from my reading:
- East of England
- East Midlands
- London
- North East
- North West
- South East
- South West
- West Midlands
- Yorkshire and the Humber
So I'm curious whether these nine regions are seen as, more or less, statistical regions without a strong cultural following, or whether someone from England would identify with them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regions_of_England
Like, do people from Brighton and Oxford really identify strongly with each other because they're both from the "South East"? Do people from Cornwall and the Cotswolds identify with each other because both are labeled as "South West" on the map?
Cow Gill Falls above Cray, North Yorkshire [4579x8140] [OC]
Took the Gsxr out for her first trackday of the year yesterday at Croft up in North Yorkshire. A very chilly start but overall an awesome day! First time in the intermediate group too. If you haven't done one yet, I highly recommend you do!
The Flying Scotsman on the North Yorkshire Moors
Robin Hood's Bay, North York Moors National Park, North Yorkshire, England 🏴
My girlfriend killed herself today and thank you to North Yorkshire police for understanding
They understood that I wasn't in the best place when talking to me and they did their best to accommodate to me in such difficult time
This old building in North Yorkshire reddit.com/gallery/mtglcx
Tottenham help Leeds Utd with pitch problems as north London club agree to let turf meant for cancelled NFL fixtures head to Yorkshire in £300k operation - new surface will be ready for February 3 clash against Everton dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo…
Government's failure to have proper funding in place has caused court backlog, reveals leading North Yorkshire barrister, as delays reach highest level yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/…
Cycled Around a Beautiful Lake Yesterday (Seamer, North Yorkshire)
Took the Gsxr out for her first trackday of the year yesterday at Croft up in North Yorkshire (UK) A very chilly start but overall an awesome day! First time in the intermediate group too. If you haven't done one yet, I highly recommend you do!
Cow Gill Falls above Cray, North Yorkshire [4579x8140] [OC]
Hey all, any idea what he carved symbol is above the metal shoescraper? On a church in North Yorkshire UK
Richmond, North Yorkshire really is a stunning little place. Some amazing walks and historical sights right on the doorstep of a buzzing little market town.
Near Pickering North Yorkshire England OC 3024 x 4032
I did a random 61km hike in North Yorkshire (view comments for route) reddit.com/gallery/mt8bbj
'Mission Impossible 7: Tom Cruise and steam locomotive mockup head to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway' (yes, a mockup, weird!) railadvent.co.uk/2021/04/…
Swinton Druids Temple. Despite its appearance being ancient and mysterious, the quirky folly was actually built 200 years ago by an eccentric estate owner in North Yorkshire, England, partly as a means of tackling local unemployment.
BR 4MT 80136 and USATC S.160 6046 storming up through Beck Hole on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway Oct 2016
Allerton Castle - North Yorkshire, England, UK - Possession of Mauleverer Family 11th c. - Rebuilt by The Honorable Richard Arundell 1740 - Rebuilt by Prince Frederick, Duke of York 1788 - Rebuilt by architect George Martin for Charles Stourton, 19th Baron Stourton 1848 - Currently an Event Center reddit.com/gallery/m72cdd
Christopher McQuarrie on Instagram: “What would Mission be without a bit of local color? Our sincerest thanks to North Yorkshire Moors Railway, the Office for Road and Rail,…” instagram.com/p/COIxlKVD8…
Castle Howard is a stately home in North Yorkshire, England, within the civil parish of Henderskelfe, located 15 miles north of York. It is a private residence and has been the home of the Carlisle branch of the Howard family for more than 300 years.
Found this funky lil dude in the North Yorkshire area, any idea as to who they are? reddit.com/gallery/n8hq6f
Family found camping on 'dangerous' cliff edge in North Yorkshire bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england…
The Fountains Cottage, built in 1749 and originally served as a farmhouse, now used as a holiday cottage in Ripon, North Yorkshire, England.
Scrambling up Gordale Scar - Malham, North Yorkshire, U.K. reddit.com/gallery/mti9kb
