The Yorkshire Dalesman  |  Jan 2017
In January's Dalesman:
• England’s highest waterfall for sale: Adrian Braddy pays a visit to Hardraw Force and the Green Dragon, which are both on the market
• Yorkshire’s railway children: Actress Jenny Agutter tells Sebastian Oake about happy days on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway
• Towering memory: Artist Kate Lycett uses words and paintings to recall the story of Manor Heath
• This is our year: Andrew Gallon finds that Hull can’t wait to start celebrating its year as UK City of Culture
• Making a huge difference: Andrew Gallon finds a lot of smiling going on at Carlshead Care Farm near Wetherby
• Man of mystery: Phil Penfold visits Thornton-le-Dale to trace the history of a Yorkshireman who stood guard over Napoleon Bonaparte on the lonely isle of St Helena
• Shells, shells and more shells... Chris Bye reflects on the deaths of thirty-five female munition workers at Crossgates, near Leeds, in 1916
• Hebden’s other bridges: Richard Carter crosses untroubled waters to reveal the stories about the town’s many bridges
• Plus columnists, puzzles, recipes, walks, cartoons, reviews, nature, news, events and much more.
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