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KISDON LANDSCAPES

A Photographic Journey

Richard Walls

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Kisdon Landscapes takes the reader on a photographic journey over and around Kisdon Hill, through the meadowlands, limestone gorges, heather clad moorland, mires and ancient woodland, that make Kisdon so special. The journey begins at Loaning End on Birkdale Common, where the Swale begins, and ends at Ivelet Bridge, where Kisdon’s influence finally wains.

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A must for lovers of Upper Swaledale.

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This page will be updated with details of a second print run soon

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  • Foreword by Lord Hague of Richmond

  • Eight journeys, illustrated with maps,  following the paths, passes, becks and Swale that take you to, over and around Kisdon Hill

  • Over 80 photographs taken over the last six years 

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  • Softback edition

  • Initial print of just 100 copies

  • 30 x 30cm

  • 120 pages

  • 200 gramme, FSC sustainably sourced, silk paper. 

Richard Walls is a landscape photographer based in the village of Muker, a stones through from Kisdon. He and his wife Polly run The Old School Art Gallery & Craft Centre. To see more of his work visit www.richardwallsphotography.com.

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Kisdon Landscapes has been produced and published with the generous support of The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority’s Sustainable Development Fund. The fund is open to individuals, businesses, community groups or voluntary sector bodies. It provides an accessible source of money for a range of projects that result in positive benefits for the National Park’s environment, economy and communities, while enhancing and conserving local culture, wildlife and landscape.

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