| Page Views: 455 Last Visit to Aysgarth: July, 2004 | Oz goes to Aysgarth Falls by DOUGALSMUM - last update: Aug 9, 2004 |
Further adventures of a little yorkshire terrier Although I am getting on a bit now, and am blind my mum still takes me to some wonderfull places in Britain that are fantastic for little dogs and better still for their mums and dads!! I am ashamed to say that even though I am a proper yorkie and my mum is a proper "yorkshire lass"(yorkshire born and bred) we had never been to the beautiful countryside around Aysgath before. We had a wonderful time exploring, walking and eating in this beautiful area of the yorkshire dales. |
| walk or take the car- road or dale |
|  | get out and explore! Aysgarth is situated in a beautiful part of the dales ( yes I know -all the dales are beautiful), near to the market towns of Hawes (famous for its wenslydale cheese factory of 'wallace & grommitt 'fame) amongst other things, and leyburn . Within 3 miles is the picture-postcard village of West Burton which some people say is the lovliest village in Britain. Bolton castle ( not to be confused with Bolton Abbey, which is miles away from here) is a four mile walk ( or short drive) The whole area is peppered with various craft shops ( the 'teapottery' & candle factory etc). 7 there are walks of all lengths to keep you happy , weather you are a little yorky with short legs or a great dane! |
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| Pros: | "wonderful walks, plenty to see and do" | | Cons: | "lots of cow pats!" | | In A Nutshell: | "if you booked a short break, you'll wish you had stayed a week." |
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