My home town of Harrogate situated in North Yorkshire. This view is looking up Montpellier Hill, towards the town centre.

Knaresborough. Nidderdale town, situated 2 miles east of Harrogate. This is looking from the castle top towards The Mothershipton viaduct.

York. The capital city of Yorkshire. This is in the busy tourist part of the city, known as Minster Gate looking towards the Minster.

Pateley Bridge. Lovely Yorkshire Dales market town, situated in Nidderdale.

Bolton Abbey. Situated in Wharfedale, in the Yorkshire Dales, near Ilkley.

Goredale Scar. Situated in the Yorkshire Dales.

Helmsley. Market town, Situated on the North York Moors and used to be one of my regular refreshment places in my cycling days.

Staiths. Situated on the North Yorkshire Coast, near Whitby. Lovely Fishing village.

Robin Hoods Bay. Situated on The North Yokshire Coast, near Whitby and I used to cycle there many times, during the summer.

Rievaulx Abbey. Situated on The North York Moors, near Helmsley

Beverley. Historic market town, situated in the East Riding Of Yorkshire, near The City Of Hull. Taken on a weekend cycle tour in 1987.

The Humber Bridge. Englands longest span. Taken on my way back from Lincoln, on a weekend cycle tour in 1987.

Lincoln Cathedral. Taken during my most memerable long distance cycle tour, in the summer of 1987.

Sandringham House. Norfolk. Visited during my summer cycle tour of Norfolk, during the summer of 1989.

Castleton. Situated in the Hope Valley of the Derbyshire Peak District, and was taken on a Easter weekend cycle tour in 1990.

Edale. Situated in the Hope Valley of The Derbyshire Peak District, and is the first village on the Pennine Way, which offcially opened in 1965.

Sandy Bay. On the East Devon Coast, near the seaside resort of Exmouth. My first ever holiday as a child in the 1960s with my parents.

Dawlish. Seaside resort in Devon and the only one, to have a mainline railway station accessable to all England and Scotland's citys.

Torquay. Devon. This view is the seafront harbour and is my favourite, holiday destination of all time

Cockington. Thatched cottage village. Situated in the seaside resort of Torquay, and was taken on a summer visit during 2004.

Mousehole. Fishing village, situated near the fishing town of Penzance in Cornwall. Taken on a visit during the summer of 2002.

The first and last refreshment place in England, situated at Lands End in Cornwall and was taken during a summer visit in 1998.

St Michael's Mount. Situated on the Cornish Coast, near Penzance. Taken on a summer visit during 1998.

The Snowdonia Mountain Railway. Taken on my first visit of North Wales, during the summer of 1997.

Bamburgh. Situated on the Northumberland Coast and was taken on a long distance tour during the Easter weekend of 1989.

This is myself, Philip, Standing outside the first and last refreshment place in England, Situated at Lands End in the county of Cornwall.

Lands End. Situated on The Cornwall Coast. This Scene is looking North of The Atlantic Ocean towards the mile post and photograph shop.

The Lake District. Situated in The North West Of England. This Scene is on the A591 looking towards Grasmere and taken on a cycle tour in 1987

Durham Cathedral. Situated in The City Of Durham, North East England on The River Tyne. This scene was taken on a cycle tour in the summer of 1987

Tan Hill Inn. Englands highest public house, Situated in The High Pennines of Yorkshire and Durham. Taken on a cycle tour during summer 1986.

Weymouth. Pleasent seaside resort, Situated on the South Dorset coast and was taken during the Autumn of 2007

The Globe. Situated on the East Dorset Coast About 1 mile South of Swanage, In The Isle Of Purbeck and this is looking East over to The Isle Of Wight.