Summertime in Ribblesdale, Yorkshire Dales National Park, England by Sam Davis - Photographic Print

Small stone barns are scattered throughout the fields in the Yorkshire Dales. Most of them are old, some of them hundreds of years old. Some have been left to collapse and decay as they are no longer needed. In North Ribblesdale near Ribblehead, the valley is also covered in small hills or mounds known as drumlins. Drumlins are piles of loose stone and earth covered in grass, left behind by the glaciers of the previous Ice age.

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