Tag Archives: Andy Hemingway

Marsden Moor and Upper Colne Valley – Part One by Andy Hemingway

Posted on March 6, 2016 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from Andy Hemingway Marsden Moor sits at the very periphery of Yorkshire, in the wild Pennine boarder lands. As the narrowest point of the Pennines, it has been exploited as a crossing point since humans first came to this … Continue reading →

Posted in Ancient sites, History, Photography | Tagged Andy Hemingway, marsden, Moors, Pennines, yorkshire | 19 Comments

A Yorkshire poet

Posted on September 14, 2014 by Sue Vincent

On A Yorkshire Moor Over a hill the west wind loves, There lies a quiet glen, Far away from the roaring world, Far from the strife of men ; Out to the south a lordly wall Reared by no human hands, … Continue reading →