Yorkshire Moors in a Mist

by Jean Walker

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$400

Dimensions

30.000 x 36.000 x 2.000 inches

Title

Yorkshire Moors in a Mist

Artist

Jean Walker

Medium

Painting - Oil On Canvas - Edged In A Wooden Framed

Description

Yorkshire Moors has been a National Park since 1952, a sense of space and solitude marks the North York Moors. Ridge upon ridge of purple heather moorland extend into the distance. The deep secret valleys which cut the plateau come almost as a surprise and the warmth of their red-roofed villages contrasts with the upland solitude. In spring, valleys such as Farndale come alive with daffodils.

Travel 18 miles through the North York Moors on the steam railway from Grosmont to Pickering, with a station at Goathland, the famous Aidensfield of the Heartbeat TV series and now a Harry Potter film location. More modern are the listening posts at Fylingdales Moor, replacing the famous �golf balls� of Cold War fame.

There are over 2,300km of paths and tracks on the North York Moors making it a walker�s and cyclist�s paradise. There are short strolls and half day walks and the superb Cleveland Way National Trail, which can be explored in circular sections. Wildlife enthusiasts can hear the call of upland birds in the moorland peace. Whatever the season the Moors are a place to get away from it all and experience spectacular countryside.

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