English summer in Yorkshire Dales in 3D
- by MISHA Photography
- 2018-07-09
- 10 media
- 10 available
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Yorkshire Dales National Park. Music by DIVE REFLEX SERVICE.
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The 400m long Ribblehead viaduct, was built in 1874 without using machinery by 2,300 men.
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Man made structures are built entirely from local rock.
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Village of Dent is a farming community, known for its knitting tradition.
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800 years old church with Norman features in Dent, the only village in isolated Dentdale valley.
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Three cobbled streets meet in the village centre of Dent, the highest railway station in mainland England.
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Settle is a market town. In the 18th century cotton spinning became the town's main employment.
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The famous railway connecting with Carlisle, another fine example of Victorian engineering, starts here.
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The Settle–Carlisle line, constructed in 1870's, passes through notable tunnels and viaducts.
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Overlooking Ribble Valley. "Dale" word derives from Old English, which means "valley".