Yorkshire’s Three Peaks: The Inside Story of the Dales

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The Three Peaks Of Yorkshire – Ingleborough, Pen-y-ghent and Whernside – hold a unique fascination and focal point for all who head to the Dales.

They dominate the landscape, shape those who work with and around them, and together offer one of the toughest challenges England can offer.

Using the famous Three Peaks Walk as a road map, Mike Appleton takes a tour around this most popular of areas and finds the real story of the picturesque dales.

Away from the trudging boots the farmers who have been abandoned by the EU and are left to fight on. The tourist villages still picking up the pieces following Foot and Mouth. The locals struggling to find affordable housing.

But in a time when the countryside is facing a crisis from cuts and reduced spending, he also finds beauty in the labyrinth of passages hidden beneath the earth, how countless species continue to thrive and how those characters of the Dales carry on regardless. And he speaks to those who are charged with making sure this boundless natural wonder continues to serve its people and the rest of the country for generations to come.

The book is also available on Kindle and iBooks.

Yorkshire’s Three Peaks: The Inside Story of the Dales – Information

  • Paperback: 160 pages
  • Size: 170 x 248 mm
  • Pictures: 100, full colour throughout
  • Publisher: Amberley Publishing
  • Publication Date: April 15, 2014
  • Original Price: £16.99.