Ned, I've tried to sign up a few times since you announced with my Outlook email and it's never worked. Had to use a gmail email I generally just use for spam, which did work. Just thought I'd mention in case it wasn't just an issue for me
Snowy ground with the rock formation of Simon's Seat in background and glorious blue skies!
Frozen branches coming up through snow
A colourful yellow and red tunnock's caramel wafer wrapper against a backdrop of snowy hills
A picturesque view of snowy dales hills with blue skies and sun rays
Have been holding on to the promise of some sun today, and it delivered. Glorious walk through the snow to Simon's Seat. I cannot tell you how much I needed some sun today! 💙☀️💙
There's a great line up folks this year! Hoping to make it over to Keswick for it
Left over haggis is always the best so win win really!
Haggis 🏴🏴🏴 Happy Burns night!
Very glad to have found you over here Ned!
Although strange knowing there'll be no ITV coverage of the Tour Grand Départ 27, very glad to have NSF live to look forward to!
good moon tonight, large moon
no I'm not going to check the news, just look at the moon
Wow these are amazing! Such intricate structures. Love seeing how they've all explored working in 3D differently.
Cover of the programme for Leeds Playhouse's production of Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird. An sepia imagine of an empty courtroom with the words 'Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird, A new play by Aaron Sorkin, Directed by Bartlett Sher' in capital letters over the top.
Went to see Leeds Playhouse's production of To Kill A Mockingbird this evening. Astonishingly pertinent.
Teachers are so often a glue that holds society together.
It's really heartening that so many members of the public donated to save this work. Can't wait for it to be on display soon for everyone to enjoy!
#Teachers! June 17, join us for this summer’s #Educator Conference, “Learning from the Land”! Through workshops, outdoor experiences, and interdisciplinary sessions, educators will engage in topics like cultural connection, native plant conservation, place-based education, and more: bit.ly/SEC0617
Being from Cumbria, most locals have wee cars that are far more practical for the narrow roads. SUVs make it so much harder, particularly those on holiday who aren't used to the narrow roads, and don't tuck in. Older versions of Fiat Panda 4x4 are very popular in Cumbria as a smaller 4 wheel drive.
Nicely done
A sunset against white snowy hills with a frozen tarn in the foreground glistening in the evening light.
A valley of white snowy hills and blue skies, with dry stone walls crisscrossing the fields and a silhouetted tree on the left.
White snowy fells with bright blue skies. In the background Ribblehead Viaduct sits against the white of a snowy Whernside
A waterfall coming down through a gorge with the sun hitting the rocks behind it. The waterfall has started to freeze, with the pond in front of it frozen solid and dramatic icy rocks that the waterfall is dropping into.
A beautiful crisp day in the Yorkshire Dales. Magical icy falls, beautiful snowy fells and a gorgeous sunset over a frozen tarn. Now to warm up in front of the fire in the pub with some good food and beer!
A bright pink and green sky of the aurora borealis in the night sky
The pink and green sky of the aurora borealis above gentle waves of the north sea
A magical start to the New Year up in Fife seeing the aurora borealis. Happy New Year!
Happy Winter Solstice to all in the northern hemisphere.
The turn of the year's tide, a pivot-point, a day of hope—when the dark stops rising & after which the Sun begins its slow climb back.
A day I celebrate more than Christmas or New Year.
Fiat lux!
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Ever wondered why walking around museums is weirdly tiring? At normal speed our legs act like pendulums, swinging forward from the hip & saving us a huge amount of energy. In "museum shuffle" our muscles must do ALL the work of constant readjustment. So cake in the cafe is scientifically justified 🥳
A fab start to the #OurYear educators conference with @hywelroberts.bsky.social and key note speaker local lad and world-class artist Jason Wilsher-Mills. Excited for the day ahead and to launch place-based Wakefield Curriculum in partnership with local cultural organisations and teachers
Great to welcome Jason, a Wakefield lad, and world-renowned artist, to our #Arts conference today. #OurYear #Edusky
Two students in uniform say at a table balancing different natural objects including sticks, stones and cones
Three students working together at a table to get sticks to balance
Two students sat at a table with paper shapes cut out. They are threading bamboo sticks through their shapes
Two students one sat down and one stood up working together with paper shapes and bamboo sticks to turn it into a 3D artwork
Had a great time at Castleford Academy this week testing out our outreach sculpture workshop inspired by Barbara Hepworth. Lots of experimentation and collaboration from the students to explore the process of 2D-3D and create sculptural work.
Sheep stood in front of a large autumn coloured tree with blue skies
Green rolling hills in the Yorkshire Dales with a barn in the foreground
Dry stone wall and tree branches with a view over the Yorkshire Dales and Gouthwaite Reservoir in the distance
Green rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales with dry stone walls crossing the hills. Bright blue skies with just a few white fluffy clouds.
Dreaming of the warmth of last weeks sun in the Yorkshire Dales. I need to remember to keep getting out and enjoying it despite the cold setting in!
Some surreal projections at The Hepworth Wakefield this evening for Light Up. I'm sure David Chipperfield's intention was to design the perfect building for projection!
I've yet to do it ... the blank white page is too much pressure to make a mark on 😂
My Tree of the Day from a sunny Yorkshire
