Category: My Favourite Bench
Thirsk makes itself ready for the Tour de Yorkshire with a little help from the local Yarnbombers
Saturday May 6th will be a special day in Thirsk and surrounding villages and yet the event itself will flash through the Dales that fast you won’t be quick enough to take a... Read More
Clary and Jack share a Bench at Surrey Hills
As the winter takes its grip on the UK there’s nothing more warming than to see a posing pooch and there’s no pooch better at posing than Jack. Jack is part of the Neale family who pro... Read More
Remembrance weekend
A Great Weekend for Bench photos this Remembrance weekend. The standard of photographs Tweeted by #BenchFans just blows me away. Here’s just a sample of last weekends shots. ….. This Pho... Read More
The World of James Herriot ~ Thirsk
Hands up who remembers James Herriot 🙌 Me too… I remember the joy of sitting in front of our rediffusion tele with my supper on my knee and being transported back to the world o... Read More
Best Bev ever Bev gets Bench fever in the lakes.
Derwentwater Derwentwater is one of the largest stretches of water in the English lakes National Park, measuring approximately 3 miles long and 1 mile across. The principal town at the N... Read More
Bylands Abbey, North Yorkshire
The history and foundation of Bylands Abbey was unusually complicated. It’s foundation was spread over 40 years and involved at least four site changes. Within this time the abbey communi... Read More
History lesson in Edinburgh
Just because your off school it doesn’t mean to say you can’t learn a little history, especially if that history is about your grandad’s old regiment. The willing pupils are R... Read More
Newby Hall, North Yorkshire
Newby Hall lies on the River Ure near Boroughbridge in The beautiful county of North Yorkshire. The hall dates back to eighteenth century. Built in 1690 in the style of Sir Christopher Wren and... Read More- 2 of 4
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