The riverside walk showing the steepness of the gradient and an example of the black and white checks that are a feature of exterior decoration here in Knaresborough.
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- Down by the riverside, Knaresborough
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I love Knaresborough and it has some great photo opportunities. I see you made the most of them!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenny,
DeleteIt is a nice place to visit and I wonder why we waited so long before going there. We combined it with Brimham Rocks. My very occasional photoblog is straying well out of the City of York, but at least it is still in the county.