The River Nidd at Knaresborough

[-Oy-]

The classic view of the railway viaduct and River Nidd from Knaresborough Castle.

We have a 4 day trip planned for our Anniversary in August - the last night of which is in Knaresborough - so expect more. Hopefully a night shot or 2

1. From the top.

2. Halfway down

3. Down

 

[Devi]

Just stunning. I love looking at these.

 

[davey]

but where is it uk ; europe ; usa??

 

[Jamala]

but where is it uk ; europe ; usa??

Surprised you don't know...you said once you are originally Liverpudlian.. Knaresborough is an hour away from Liverpool!

 

[davey]

we were always too poor to go there! and had no transport and were poor ?? - understand poor??

 

[Jamala]

we were always too poor to go there!

did they teach geography at your school?

 

[davey]

yes about the rest of the world ??

 

[-Oy-]

but where is it uk ; europe ; usa??

It's in Yorkshire just east of Harrogate.

102 miles by car from Liverpool.

 

[davey]

did they teach geography at your school?

It's in Yorkshire just east of Harrogate.

102 miles by car from Liverpool.

looks like ya missed that lesson at school then J??

 

[Della]

It's in Yorkshire just east of Harrogate.

102 miles by car from Liverpool.

I knew it was in Yorkshire because of all the Catherine Cookson novels I read while lying about in West Virginia. Certainly not from any old boring geography class. Davey was probably in England reading novels set in the American south at about that same time.

 

[Pinky]

@-Oy-

How enchanting! I live vicariously through your photos .. these are lovely

 

[Bella]

It looks like a place you'd find in a fairy tale!

 

[Jamala]

looks like ya missed that lesson at school then J??

Nah...I didn't. At 70mph, it takes just over an hour to get to Knaresborough by car. You could have walked it in no time!
Besides Yorkshire is one of my favourite places...where the Bronte sisters lived ad where the beautiful moors are. Loved our horse trekking holidays there.