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Vale of York Situated among the hills, dales, and moors of Yorkshire and another example of the counties breathtaking natural beauty |
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Leeds One of England's biggest and brightest cities, full to the brim with culture and entertainment |
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Sheffield A large Yorkshire city located in the foothills of the Peak District and famous for the production of high-quality steel |
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Yorkshire Dales Introduction A beautiful landscape of open valleys, surrounded by hills or mountains |
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Grassington A pretty North Yorkshire town, with good shopping and an excellent base for exploring the surrounding area |
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Malham A tiny village in the Yorkshire Dales that makes a great base to discover the surrounding spectacular scenery |
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Skipton A Yorkshire town situated on the Leeds to Liverpool canal, with a historic castle and market |
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Swaledale One of the most northern of the Yorkshire's Dales, often described as the most unspoiled and the most beautiful part of the county |
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Wensleydale A well known valley, which is also the largest, and the widest, making it one of the most popular for visitors to the area |
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North York Moors Introduction A vast expanse of open moorland which is used for a wide variety of leisure activities |
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Filey A coastal town on the Yorkshire Coast, known for its long arm of rock at the northern end of the town that forms a natural pier |
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Pickering A classic Yorkshire town with plenty of history and the starting point of the North York Moors Railway |
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