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Trollers Gill above Appletreewick in Wharfedale. Picture Bruce Rollinson

The legendary Yorkshire gill which is home to a mythical monstrous black dog
This week’s stunning Picture Post image is of Troller’s Gill, and was taken by The Yorkshire Post photographer Bruce Rollinson.

Picture by Bruce Rollinson.

Cononley Lead Mine is a fascinating slice of Yorkshire's rural mining heritage

The moon rises above chimney on Grassington Moor
Picture Tony Johnson

Picture Post: Remnant of a bygone age of lead mining on Grassington Moor

Picture: Tony Johnson.

Kate Bush’s tribute to Emily Brontë set in Yorkshire stone - Picture Post

Picture: Simon Hulme.

Remains of Yorkshire with long and fascinating history - Picture Post

Picture: Simon Hulme.

Haworth the perfect Yorkshire village for a post-Christmas wander - Picture Post

Crab and lobster pots stacked high on the quayside of Whitby harbour are a familiar sight. Picture Gary Longbottom

Picture Post: Whitby, a stunning fishing town that reels in many visitors

Ferns turning brown at the Hole of Horcum

Picture Post: Ferns turning brown at the Hole of Horcum

‘Framing the landscape’ at Wessenden Head

Picture Post: ‘Framing the landscape’ at Wessenden Head

A walker with a head torch at Gordale Scar

Picture Post: The wonder of walking on Gordale Scar at night

Culloden Tower in Richmond

Picture Post:The historic Richmond tower where you can stay

Autumn colours of Peckett Well Clough above Hebden Bridge. 2 November 2021. Picture Bruce Rollinson TECH DETAILS: Nikon D6 , 17-35mm Nikkor, 1/2 sec @f11, 100 iso.

Picture Post: Green and gold of Pecket Well Clough in autumn

Giant blades for their gigantic
offshore wind turbine towers which can be seen dominating the skyline on the edge of Alexandra Dock, Hull.

Camera Details:
Camera, Nikon D4
Lens, Nikon 300mm, with a Nikon 1.4 Nikon Teleconverter
Shutter Speed, 1/1250 sec
Aperture, F/5,6
ISO, 100 Picture James Hardisty.

Picture Post: Hull is leading the way with offshore wind energy

The Sr15 Class no 825 Steam Locomotive passes under the Larpool Viaduct, Whitby. (Tech Data Nikon D5 camera, 12-24mm lens, 1000th sec at F8, iso 400) Picture Simon Hulme

Picture Post: Historic train goes full steam ahead to the coast

Hazel Shepherd dances with a torch at Fountains Abbey, illuminated for the public to visit on weekend evenings throughout October. Picture Tony Johnson

Picture Post: Fountains Abbey to be bathed in colour and light

Wild Flowers at Park Hill Flats, Sheffield. Picture: Simon Hulme

Picture Post: The sun shines on Sheffield’s renovated Park Hill flats

The River Swale meanders beneath the ruins of Richmond Castle Picture Gary Longbottom

Picture Post: Richmond Castle’s interesting history

A view of Runswick Bay. Picture: Tony Johnson

Picture Post: How historic Runswick Bay has moved with the times

Malham Cove on a summer's day. Picture: Marisa Cashill

Magnificent Malham Cove has been amazing visitors for centuries

Picture: Tony Johnson

Yorkshire Dale's Norber Erratics a perfect fit for region's pastoral grandeur

Barden Tower bathed in summer evening sunlight on July 20 2021. Picture by Bruce Rollinson.

Sun shines over North Yorkshire's Barden Tower near Bolton Abbey - Picture Post
Picture: Bruce Rollinson. Words: John Blow.
John Blow

Taking in the view from Lordstones Country Park. Picture: Gary Longbottom.

Stunning views from North York Moors park with Captain Cook link - Picture Post

Scaeber Force above Settle in full flow after the recent heavy rain.
Picture: Bruce Rollinson. Technical details: Nikon D6, 17-35mm Nikkor Lens, 1 sec @f8, 100 iso.

Scaleber Force waterfalls above Settle majestic after heavy rain - Picture Post

Picture: James Hardisty.

Picture Post: York Racecourse's bronze sculpture of 'equine Usain Bolt' Frankel

The Druid's Temple at the Swinton Estate by Tony Johnson. Technical details: Nikon D850 with a 28-70mm lens, shot with the exposure 1/160th of a second at f8, 400 ISO.

Picture Post: Summer solstice sunshine at 'Yorkshire's Stonehenge'

View of Staithes from the harbour on the North Yorkshire coast. Technical details: Fujifilm X-T1 18-55mm lens shot with the exposure 1/500th @ f9, 400 ISO. Picture by Tony Johnson.

Picture Post: Sailboats settled on the shores of Yorkshire fishing village

View of the dry limestone valley Conistone Dib in the Upper Wharfedale Valley towards Kilnsey Moor. Picture: Tony Johnson.

Picture Post: Conistone Dib - a stunning example of Dales ‘limestone country’

View of Fisher's Hall, one of a number of follies in Hackfall Woods. Picture: Tony Johnson

Picture Post: Hackfall Woods - the landscape shaped by a famous Yorkshire family

The Cheese Press stone above the limestone escarpment of Kingsdale north of Ingleton looking towards Ingleborough. Picture: Bruce Rollinson

Cheese Press Stone shows how Dales landscape was shaped by the Ice Age

Sheep reflected in a dew pond near Thixendale on the Yorkshire Wolds Way. Picture: Tony Johnson.

Picture Post: Beauty of area once made famous by 'village with no TV reception'

Bruce Rollinson's image of the Milky Way above Malham Cove in the Yorkshire Dales. Technical details: Nikon D6, 14mm f2.8 Nikkor, 20sec @ f2.8, 5000 iso.

Milky Way and Malham Cove coalesce in the Yorkshire Dales' dark skiess

Picture by Tony Johnson. Technical details: Nikon D6 with a 70-200mm lens shot with the exposure 1/250th @ f8 250 ISO.

Grazing sheep in sun-glazed Nidderdale fields near the Yorkshire Dales
Sheep graze in a sun-glazed part of patchwork fields in North Yorkshire as spring well and truly sets in.
Tony Johnson and John Blow

Sandal Castle, Wakefield. Picture by Simon Hulme

Picture Post: The turbulent shadow of history behind Sandal Castle’s ruins

A crescent moon rises above the 105-acre garden at Chatsworth House. Picture Tony Johnson

How Chatsworth House has evolved through the ages

PIC: Tony Johnson

Charting a course through beauty of bluebells in Yorkshire

Staithes in the early morning autumn light. (JPress)

Picture Post: Staithes buoyed by the winter light

PIC: Jonathan Gawthorpe

Leaping into action to capture chance encounter

Temple of the Four Winds at Castle Howard. Picture: Scott Merrylees

Picture Post: Novel background of Castle Howard's stunning temple

PIC: W R Mitchell.

Yorkshire Day Picture Post: Unseen archive of former Dalesman editor WR Mitchell

Crowds watch a steam train pass Haworth Railway Station. Picture: Simon Hulme

Picture Post: Novel reason for formation of famous Yorkshire railway line

Simon Michael, of Otley, enjoying the afternoon fly-fishing at Fewston Reservoir near Harrogate. Picture: James Hardisty

Picture Post: Hooked on the beauty of idyllic Yorkshire fishing spot

PIC: James Hardisty

Picture Post: Hull sails into history in year as City of Culture

Wind Power, a clean renewable energy producing no greenhouse gas, consumes no water, and uses little land. The natural flow of air passing through each blade and with each turn, it helps to powers a generator which in turn makes electricity.
This large EDF Engery Rusholme Wnd Farm, near Newland, Selby, North Yorkshire, is estimated an annual electricity production of 51 Million Kwh, that is the equivalent to electricity consumption of over 11,000 households.

Camera Details: Nikon D4, Len 12-24mm, Shutter speed 1/500sec, Aperture f/8, ISO 160, (timelapse image) using an Nikon MC-36a intervalometer with a frame rate set at 2 secs, taking over 400 images which are then stacked during editing. Picture James Hardisty

Picture post: Winds of change keep blowing across Yorkshire

Date: 1st May 2017.
Royal London One-Day Cup
Yorkshire Vikings v Lancashire Lightning at Headingley, Leeds. Pictured Headingley Stadium the home of Yorkshire Cricket.

Picture Post: Headingley looks to build on amazing past for future success

Colour pictures published by the Imperial War Museum show World War Two in a new light. Picture: IWM

Stunning images of World War II in colour

Sandsend near Whitby.

Picture Post: From fishing village to tourist hotspot - the fascinating history ...

PIC: James Hardisty

Picture Post: Turbulence, conspiracy and a tale of survival at Ripley Castle

Picture Post:
Looking across to Ingleborough from the limestone outcrops above Stainforth as the sun go's down. 12 July 2016. Picture Bruce Rollinson
TECH DETAILS: Nikon D4, Nikkor 24-70, 100th sec @ f8, 400asa.

Picture Post: Limestone scars above Stainforth, North Yorkshire

Pat with Barney Colehan in Leeds.

The Yorkshire lass in a polka dot dress and a famous 50s seaside photo

PIC: Simon Hulme

Picture Post: Feat of engineering that still spans the decades

Hidden waterfall in the Valley of Desolation below the footpath up to Simons Seat from Bolton Abbey.
PIC: Bruce Rollinson

Picture Post: Quiet valley rescued from desolation by nature

Picture Post: Winter birds getting into a flap on the water

130116 A snow covered Pen Y Ghent in the Yorkshire Dales , as weather forecasters predict more wintery weather to hit the region. . (Gl1008/56e)
Picfture taken on a Nikon D800 camera with a 70-200mm lens at 145mm with an exposure of 1/200th sec at f20 with an ISO of 640

Picture Post: More snow forecast for Pen Y Ghent

PIC: Tony Johnson

Picture Post: A changeable day on Ilkley Moor

Gordale Beck cascades over Janet's Foss. (Picture Tony Johnson)

Picture Post: Waterfall near Malham woven into folklore

A figure looks towards the amusement arcades on Scarborough's South Bay.

Picture Post: A splash of neon lights up Scarborough at night

PIC: Tony Johnson

Picture Post: Red sky at night casts eerie light across the moor

Picture Post: Throwing light on Whitby’s ghostly abbey ruins

A little girl watches the sunset at Woodlesford Lock, Leeds. PIC: Simon Hulme

Picture Post: Landscape holds reminders of an earlier time

PIC: Tony Johnson

Picture Post: Summer’s last hurrah washes across the sky

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