The very picturesque Kisdon Force, one of a series of waterfalls near Keld in Upper Swaledale, part of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
This area of North Yorkshire is host to a number of waterfalls, the others nearby include East Gill Force, Catrake Force and Wain Wath Force.
I was a bit lucky on this visit to have the location all to myself, as being situated on both the Pennine Way and Coast to Coast long distance paths, it is normally a point of call for both walkers and day visitors.

#england #yorkshire #keld #swaledale #waterfall #pennineway #photography

Prison officers pounce on Ashley Dale's murderer's dad as he's caught out in high-security jail visit

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/dad-hid-painkillers-crisp-packet-34081800

The young lad from up North (I think he might be from #Yorkshire ) warns about fake #AI #videos about #oldtimers (and other fake stuff)

It won't fool my generation, nor this lad who is genuinely into old #British motors but this stuff is becoming rampant (it particularly seems to target old #BritishLeyland #cars (presumably as #SAIC isn't going to set lawyers on them, but it means real folk with their classics are having their content stolen to make this bullshit..)

At least #WeirdCarMastodon remains trustworthy..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5pxypxlP18

Holiday cottages illegally built on £1,000,000 ancient woodland to be demolished

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://metro.co.uk/2026/06/07/holiday-lets-built-1-000-000-ancient-woodland-demolished-28681756/

Does Crime Ever Pay? Live at the Library

At Harrogate Library, an afternoon of crime fiction brought together Geoff Major, Roshan Pitteea, John Saxton, and host Sue Williams for a lively discussion exploring one intriguing question: does crime ever pay?

https://youtu.be/ZAo-ow1Tc8k

The event opened with readings from each author, offering a taste of the very different worlds they create. From cybercrime and blackmail schemes to safeguarding investigations, psychological suspense, and grisly murders in Yorkshire market towns, the audience was treated to a diverse range of stories united by a common fascination with mystery, justice, and human nature. The readings quickly set the tone for a conversation that moved beyond whodunnits to explore why crime fiction continues to be one of the most popular genres in publishing.

As the discussion unfolded, the authors shared their perspectives on what draws readers to crime stories. From the satisfaction of solving puzzles and uncovering secrets to the opportunity to explore difficult real-world issues in a safe fictional setting, each writer brought a unique viewpoint shaped by their own experiences. The panel also delved into the realities of researching crime fiction, from police procedures and forensic investigations to the challenges of portraying victims, criminals, and investigators with authenticity.

The session closed with audience questions, reflections on writing and publishing, and plenty of good humour. With books signed, conversations continuing around the room, and readers eager to discover new mysteries, it was a fitting end to an engaging afternoon celebrating crime fiction in all its forms.

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Featuring:
📚 Geoff Major – The Debt (https://www.geoffmajor.info/)
📚 Roshan Pitteea – The Voodoo Room (https://roshanpitteeaauthor.com/)
📚 John Saxton – In Blood Stepped Deep (https://www.instagram.com/johnsaxtonwriter/)
🎤 Hosted by Sue Williams (https://www.suewilliamswriting.com/)

Books and Beverages UK showcases independent authors, storytellers, and creative voices through live events recorded at Harrogate Library and shared online for readers everywhere.

Met Office names 2 areas facing thunderstorms with rain 'pretty much everywhere'

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/uk-weather-met-office-forecast-37256103