Yorkshire Dales in Photographs

The Yorkshire Dales are among England’s most beautiful landscapes. These upland valleys follow rivers flowing from the Pennine peaks and extend from Yorkshire into Lancashire and Cumbria. The National Park was created in 1954 but some of the most attractive dales lie outside the park. The landscape encompasses rugged peaks and moorland, rivers and waterfalls, farmland often with sheep or cattle grazing and miles of dry-stone walls, remains of other traditional industries and picturesque towns and villages.Photographer Dave Zdanowicz has captured the essence of the Yorkshire Dales in this collection of stunning images, displaying the region at its best. For those who are proud to live in the Yorkshire Dales, as well as those visiting, this book is a must. Look through these photographs and you will quickly see why this corner of the country has such enduring appeal.