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| On the path to St. Cuthberts Cave in Northumberland, which is owned by The National Trust. The cave is believed to date from the 11th century. All photo's in this series were taken by Mooncat755. |
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| The Cheviot Hills in the distance. |
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| The cave. |
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| A rock that looks like a sheep. |
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| Split rock. |
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| A closer view of the cave. |
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| Old graffiti. |
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| New graffiti. |
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| Inside the cave. |
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| Just after I took this photograph of The Celebrated Pork Pie Establishment, everyone raced for cover as the heavens open again. It poured down! Hope no one had a soggy pie. |
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| Skipton Town Hall. |
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| I took shelter for about 10 minutes or so in the Craven Court Shopping Centre. |
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| Time for liquid refreshment at The Devonshire Inn. |
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| I bought a very tasty pasty at this bakers shop, which is very popular as can be seen by the queue. I am not sure if the two dogs were waiting though! |
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| The Black Horse. |
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| This referred to a service between Kirkby Lonsdale, Settle and Skipton. |
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| Manby's Corner. |
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| The rain had stopped and folk began to appear once more. |
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| Saturday was market day in Skipton town centre. It's always a popular venue, full of shoppers and browsers, with the stalls down either side of the main street, |
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| The sky got darker and it started to rain. |
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| Shoppers had scattered for cover as the rain became very heavy |
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| The main street. |
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| Keeping the camera lens dry was beginning to become a problem. |
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| Sat in the dry, |
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| No customers for the Watch Doctor. |
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| The Pie and Mash Shop. |
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| The Castle Inn |
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| Holy Trinity Church. |
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| Another view of the Italian Garden at Chillingham Castle. All photo's in this series were taken by Mooncat755. |
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| Topiary. |
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| The Heron Fountain. |
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| A heavy, ornate door handle. |
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| The Italian Garden viewed from above. |
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| A bat weather vane. |
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| The Vista. |
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| Old walls and entrance. |
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| The long Castle drive. |
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| Chillingham Castle is in the village of Chillingham, near Alnwick in Northumberland. It dates from the 12th century when it was a monastery. It was the seat of the Grey and Bennet families from the 15th century until the 1980s. All photo's in this series were taken by Mooncat755. |
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| The Castle tea room |
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| The open fire in the tea room. |
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| The Castle courtyard. |
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| The Italian Garden. |
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| Keeping an eye on visitors. |
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| A Green Man. |
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| Fountain in the Italian Garden. |
