Starting with a weak wash of Raw Sienna across the sky area, I quickly added some Ultramarine around the clouds. The clouds themselves are a mix of Paynes Gray and Alizarin Crimson. The distant hills were put in with the cloud colours to help push them right back in the painting.

Trail riding in Swaledale

Headcam footage of a very wet MTB trip, New Years day 2008, Swaledale, North Yorkshire

swaledale ride with the lads. a bit wet but a lot of fun

Plug your nose

inlamb swales at Kirkby

Summary of a good day

mat lagging behind

Moorclose Farm in the Yorkshire Dales.

Trying to see where dave is, again. Steve and graham go looking again

little waterfall near muker in the yorkshire dales national park england

Successfully finding dave again, steve and graham return

Eternal Echos, composed and performed by Simeon Wood. The video, by Ian Britton, features waterfalls and the traditional English countryside. The locations are Swaledale and Ingleton falls in the Yorkshire Dales.

lAND ROVER AXEL TWISTER ON FIRST GREENLANE OF THE DAY IN THE SWALEDALE AREA

Mountain Dew Commercial, it's a race for the DEW! No rules!

Clive Stu Pete and Andy from SOC paddle low force on the river tees in March 2008 Filmed By Steve

Been a long time coming, but finally the Surrender Bridge Weekend has been documented, after a fashion. Of course there will be loads more on the DVD if it ever gets made.

Video of the Yorkshire Dales, England in Winter. Filmed by FreeFoto.com principal photographer Ian Britton. Music by Yorkshire based musician Simeon Wood. Filmed with a Canon XH A1 HDV video camera. A HD DivX version is available on Zudeo.com

Trimedia PR expert gives reaction and advice to case study. Weathering the storm by Len Tingle, Editor, Politics Show Yorkshire &Lincolnshire Small businesses in tourist spots like the Dales say the abysmal summer weather has left them in poor shape to face this winter's economic slump. We go out to meet some of them John Blackie, holiday lettings agent for over 20 years at Hawes in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales says bookings are down 20% and this leaves the small businesses that make up the bulk of the tourist industry in poor shape to face the squeeze caused by the credit crunch. On average, 60% of all private sector workers in the UK are with companies employing less than 20 people. In the tourist areas of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, that concentration of smaller businesses is far higher. In Wensleydale and Upper Swaledale just four companies employ more than five people. Foot and mouth "We've already had our first credit crunch here," says John Blackie who is also a Conservative County Councillor and a member of the North Yorks National Park Authority. "In 2001," he continues, "we had foot and mouth here. Hawes had the first outbreak in North Yorkshire. The government acted swiftly then and we need to see the same priorities this time to ensure that smaller companies stay alive." In 2001, VAT and tax bills were delayed, local business rates waived and funding put in place to give emergency loans and grants as tourist stayed away from the Dales. So far, the government has earmarked funding to help over come the reluctance of banks to lend money to hard-pressed small businesses. It has also promised specialist advice from the Business Links network. There has been no mention of tax and rate relief. Seaside Satellite Len Tingle and the Politics Show satellite truck will be broadcasting live from Scarborough where local Conservative MP Robert Goodwill and small business guru and Bank of England advisor Tony Cherry will be discussing the problem. In the studio, Presenter Clare Frisby will be asking Minister for Yorkshire Rosie Winterton whether the Government is doing enough to help tourisms small businesses. http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/hi/programmes/politics_show/7693149.stm

A video of the North Yorkshire, including places such as Harrogate, Knaresborough, York, Whitby, Scarborough and all the surrounding areas. Honors for this video (7) #12 - Most Discussed (Today) - Travel & Events - United Kingdom #30 - Most Viewed (Today) - Travel & Events - United Kingdom #5 - Top Favorites (Today) - Travel & Events - United Kingdom #47 - Top Favorites (Today) - Travel & Events #39 - Top Favorites (This Week) - Travel & Events - United Kingdom #11 - Top Rated (Today) - Travel & Events - United Kingdom #42- Top Rated (This Week) - Travel & Events - United Kingdom

The Tan Hill Inn is the highest pub in Britain at 1,732ft above sea level. http://www.tanhillinn.com/ You can enjoy a nice pint and some yummy food. The bar maid is also delicious. You will also be pestered by sheep, chickens (and cocks) and ducks, who can spot a stupid human a mile off (literally). If you don't like this video, you're a terrorist, and nobody really cares.

Driving from Hawes to Muker via the Buttertubs Pass in the Yorkshire Dales

Swaledale Single Track.

Including, Wharfedale, Swaledale, Ribblesdale, the rivers & Waterfalls

Messing around on during the silver training weekend (March 2008) - Swaledale, North Yorkshire, UK