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11:37am Saturday 16th August 2008
George Wilkinson follows the trail from Rosedale Abbey to Hutton-le-Hole.
10:56am Saturday 9th August 2008
George Wilkinson takes the Moorsbus and then follows the scenic trail from Hawnby to Helmsley.
12:36pm Saturday 2nd August 2008
This week, George Wilkinson finishes his series of three walks at Low Row in the Yorkshire Dales.
12:23pm Saturday 26th July 2008
George Wilkinson introduces the second in a series of three walks at Low Row in the Yorkshire Dales.
11:10am Saturday 19th July 2008
George Wilkinson introduces the first in a series of three walks at Low Row in the Yorkshire Dales.
11:26am Saturday 12th July 2008
George Wilkinson goes in and out of the mists on a rainy day at Sutton Bank.
10:09am Saturday 5th July 2008
George Wilkinson goes in search of the ‘mystical’ stones of Snilesworth.
11:44am Saturday 28th June 2008
George Wilkinson enjoys a six-mile trek through Bilsdale from Chop Gate.
11:32am Saturday 21st June 2008
OTLEY is a privileged place because to the south of the West Riding town runs The Chevin, a publicly owned slope that's a lovely play-zone for the people.
11:47am Saturday 14th June 2008
George Wilkinson makes a rare foray to Ampleforth and enjoys the valley views.
11:30am Saturday 7th June 2008
George Wilkinson enjoys a waterfall and fine views of Penyghent in the Dales.
10:27am Saturday 24th May 2008
George Wilkinson enjoys a stroll up Great Fryup Dale.
11:31am Saturday 17th May 2008
Dude this walk is radical a scribbled note tells George Wilkinson as he sets out at Bordley in the Dales.
9:00am Saturday 10th May 2008
George Wilkinson takes a stroll beside a picturesque river close to York.
11:18am Saturday 3rd May 2008
George Wilkinson enjoys a flat, peaceful and pleasant walk at Huttons Ambo but advises you to watch out for bird-scarers.
1:35pm Saturday 26th April 2008
HAZEL Head is an out-of-the-way spot on a back road through the North York Moors. The Romans used to march hereabouts. We had parked up on the grass where the Tarmac fords a beck and the land rises steep to three points of the compass.
10:47am Saturday 19th April 2008
George Wilkinson enjoys a quiet stretch of nature at Greenhow in the Dales.
10:14am Saturday 12th April 2008
George Wilkinson returns to Sandsend and this time he heads inland, to Mulgrave Woods.
12:01pm Saturday 5th April 2008
George Wilkinson enjoys the intimate little Dales valley of Colsterdale
11:21am Saturday 29th March 2008
George Wilkinson braves a very windy day on the East Coast to enjoy a blowy walk around Sandsend
10:35am Saturday 22nd March 2008
George Wilkinson dodges the agricultural litter to find sea views and birdlife aplenty at Ugthorpe.
10:22am Saturday 15th March 2008
George Wilkinson finds a sporting village green to savour at West Burton in the Yorkshire Dales.
11:38am Saturday 8th March 2008
George Wilkinson visits Cowlam and enjoys a walk over three dry valleys in the Yorkshire Wolds
9:26am Saturday 1st March 2008
George Wilkinson visit Aislaby, a village near Whitby which is overshadowed by its neighbour, but still has its own delights.
11:01am Saturday 23rd February 2008
George Wilkinson enjoys a high walk in the Dales at Yarnbury and tells tales of rabbits on the loose
11:12am Saturday 16th February 2008
George Wilkinson faces the wind and smoke on a hike around Westerdale.
1:27pm Saturday 9th February 2008
A crisp day sees George Wilkinson enjoying a brisk walk at Terrington.
12:15pm Saturday 2nd February 2008
Guest walker Mark Reid leads a walk to the Bride Stones from a moorland village with a very unusual name
11:54am Saturday 26th January 2008
Guest walker Mark Reid leads quite a steep walk up on to Arden Great Moor in the North York Moors
Updated 7:29am Wednesday 20th August 2008
Gordon Brown has lavished praise on the UK's Olympic athletes as Team GB celebrated further gold medal success.
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Hang the threat of rain. A determinedly sunny Maxine Gordon puts her money on some fabulous front runners in the fashion stakes at Ebor.
ROOKIE Jonathan Saunders has caught the Thai boxing bug, according to trainer Rich Cadden.
The country has been lifted high by Team GB's Olympic success in Beijing over the weekend. GERRAN GRIMSHAW investigates the effects of this newfound sporting prowess.
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