After
leaving the Ribblehead Viaduct our next destination was Sedbergh which although
in Cumbria is part of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Driving along
the B6255 Blea Moor Road to the hamlet of Appersett then turning left and admiring the stunning scenery along the way, eventually arriving
at the market town of Sedbergh
in the late afternoon . We soon located 'The Red Lion' a very cosy traditional
style pub which was to be our accommodation for the next two nights.
By
the time we had unpacked the weather had worsened and it was coats and hats on then outside to combat the drizzle for a quick stroll and explore around the nearby
streets before sitting down to a tasty dinner in one of Sedberghs finest old coaching
inns ‘The Dalesman’
Next morning we continued to explore Sedbergh taking my iphone 12 Pro Max camera but now with the addition of a 'small rig stabilizer kit' which gives greater stabilility and grip to the whole unit. Last thing you want when leaning over the bridge trying to get that almost impossible waterfall shot is for the phone to slip out of your grasp and disappear into the murky torrent below!!!
Another extremely useful tool when looking for interesting camera subjects and preliminary investigation prior to your visit is to explore the area with 'Google Street View' which can be found on Google maps.
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The Main Street was quite interesting and several of the specialist craft shops/workshops drew our attention.
On our route we called in at St Andrews Church which is located on Main Street. The church is
designated by English Heritage as a Grade 1 listed building and has many interesting features.
Well worth a visit, interesting viewpoints external and internal plus maybe say a prayer or two.
To view all the photographs in our Album
'Sedbergh, Cumbria, England'
please follow the link.
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Peter W. Clark photographer
We do hope you will enjoy the photographs and perhaps find some which will inspire and enhance your article or publication.
They may also help find your next
film/video location.
(downloads and prints are available)
More location photographs of our
'Dales Road Trip'
to follow.
Dent (In the Yorkshire Dales National Park)
Aysgarth
Askrigg
Hawes
Gayle
Bainbridge
and finally Buckden
