England & Wales, UK (2025)

Blindjack's, located in the heart of Knaresborough is a family owned independent traditional pub founded in 1991. The historic market town building consists of two downstairs rooms and two upstairs rooms. The bar boasts eight keg craft beer lines and six cask hand pulled real ales that are constantly changing meaning that there’s always something tasty and new to try.

The Green Dragon Yard in the town of Knaresborough in North Yorkshire, UK. It is located just off Castlegate and a short distance from the market square and is one of Knaresborough's hidden gems. Green Dragon Yard offers a charming escape with independent shops and artisan studios. Perfect for a leisurely stroll and discovering local crafts and treats.

The Knaresborough Viaduct, also known as the Railway Viaduct Over the River Nidd, is a Victorian railway bridge in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, UK. It was built in 1851 to carry the Harrogate line between Leeds and York. It is known for its iconic four large arches, honey-colored sandstone appearance, and the stunning views it offers of the River Nidd valley.

This was just too funny to pass up on. Japanese tourists all making the same photo of the viadust over the Nidd river in the town of Knaresborough in Yorkshire, UK.

This floral mural is a large-scale mural on the Moat House in Knaresborough, UK. It features a checkerboard pattern and a kingfisher amidst honeysuckle flowers. It was painted by local artist Sam Porter and was completed in 2025. Located on Brewerton Street near Knaresborough Castle, the house has been a point of interest for its striking transformation.

Painting Pots is a fun, relaxed, friendly pottery, painting and craft studio in the town centre of Knaresborough in Yorkshire, UK. It is one of many quaint little shops that are really inviting.

Classy chaos seems an appropriate name for the adjacent store in the town of Knaresborough in Yorkshire, UK. We really loved how cosy it looks and couldn't resist going inside for some casual browsing.

The "Cottage 05" mural is one of many murals in the town of Knaresborough in Yorkshire, UK. The details are amazing and it looks so realistic that we expected someone could come out at any moment.

The Crystal Buddha is an independent Crystal & Rockshop nestled in the heart of Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, UK. It's a perfect example of one of the many quaint little shops in this lovely town.

The Milford Haven Marina in the town of Milford Haven in Wales, UK. Milford Marina is located on the picturesque Milford Haven Waterway in Pembrokeshire, west Wales and offers much more than just a berthing location.

Walking towards the Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber in the community and parish of Nevern, Pembrokeshire in Wales, UK. Pentre Ifan’s sense of mystery is heightened by its surroundings and backdrop. Its outline neatly frames the Preseli Hills towering above, source of the famous Pembrokeshire ‘bluestones’ that went into the making of Stonehenge as well as Pentre Ifan itself.

Side view of the Pentre Ifan Burial Chamber, an ancient dolmen in the community and parish of Nevern, Pembrokeshire in Wales, UK. The giant 5m ‘capstone’ appears to be precariously balanced on three ‘uprights’, though it has remained in place for over 5.000 years.

U melt me, one of the many quaint little shops in the town of Cardigan in Wales, UK. The town is a stunning place for tourists seeking a blend of natural beauty and historical charm. With its breathtaking views and serene atmosphere, it offers an ideal getaway for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

The Granary Lofts at the Teifi River in the town of Cardigan in Wales, UK. They can be perfectly admired from Cambrian Quay enchanting visitors with its stunning waterfront views and rich historical significance.

A beautifully decorated gate at Cambrian Quay, located in the heart of the town of Cardigan in Wales, UK. It wasn't really clear what the gates were for but I assume it is possible to access boats that use the quay.

The Teifi River flowing under the Cenarth Bridge near the village of Cenarth, part of Newcastle Emlyn in Wales, UK. The bridge was designed to carry horse-drawn vehicles and has three stone arches which span 11.6 m, 11.9 m and 12.2 m. The bridge is made of ashlar masonry and rubble stone with the parapet coping in rough slate.

Looking through the Cenarth Bridge in the village of Cenarth, part of Newcastle Emlyn in Wales, UK. The design of the bridge includes two cylindrical holes (perforated spandrels) 1.8 m in diameter, one on either side of the central span. The holes were included in the design to reduce the weight of the structure and also to allow floodwaters to pass through them, instead of going over the top of the bridge: while the river appears to flow only under the southern arch, when in full flood the Teifi river flows through all three arches.

The wild Teifi River near the village of Cenarth, part of Newcastle Emlyn in Wales, UK. The River Teifi forms the boundary for most of its length between the Welsh counties of Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire.

The powerful flow of water at Cenarth Falls easily passes a small island. This beautiful waterfall is located in the village of Cenarth, part of Newcastle Emlyn in Wales, UK.

Great view of Cenarth Falls opposite the National Coracle Centre in the village of Cenarth, part of Newcastle Emlyn in Wales, UK. The National Coracle Centre is a museum and is based in a restored 17th century water mill.

River rapids and waterfalls as powerful as this one tend to drag along some debris. Here some tree trunks stuck at Cenarth Falls in the village of Cenarth, part of Newcastle Emlyn in Wales, UK.

I have always been mesmerised by waterfalls and especially so if they're as wild as this one. The forces of nature are truly amazing sometimes. This is Cenarth Falls in the small village of Cenarth, part of Newcastle Emlyn in Wales, UK. 

The old Cenarth Bridge in the small village of Cenarth, part of Newcastle Emlyn in Wales, UK. It is a three arch bridge which spans the River Teifi and was built between 1785 and 1787. I always find it amazing to see these 200+ years old structures in such good shape.