Shunner Howe

Shunner Howe is a well preserved Bronze Age round barrow that later served as a lookout point and then as a parish boundary,

Greycrag Tarn

Greycrag Tarn has largely disappeared under plant life, and there are now only tiny patches of open water.

Roseate Tern (Sterna Dougallii)

The Roseate Tern (Sterna Dougallii) is similar in size to the Common Tern, but is whiter looking, with a pink tint on its body features from the start of the breeding season.

What will February be like?

This month Grace asks What will February be like?, posted while snow falls on a sunny afternoon!

Poems: January in Richard and Lambs Ramblers Boots acrostic

We start the year with two very different poems - January in Richmond by Grace Gant and Lambs Ramblers Boots, an acrostic by Terry Watkins.

North York Moors Guide - Esk Dale

Esk Dale is the largest dale within the North York Moors, and the only one of the major valleys that flows directly into the sea, reaching the North Sea at Whitby.

Spider Web Picture Gallery

We start the year at Storm-crow with a gallery of pictures of Spider Webs, showing some of the variety to be found.