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Had a really enjoyable day yesterday at the Antiques Roadshow in Lister Park, Bradford and we were lucky to be chosen to film with Wayne Colquhoun. Took this quick snap when we were in the assessment queue. Can’t say too much about the item or the valuation but Wayne and the

The plinth of the 1000 year old Walton Cross stands a short distance from the West Yorkshire village of Hartshead. It is incredible to think that these intricate carvings have survived the rigours of the Yorkshire weather for so long.

Due to popular demand, 3 shots in which you can see all 4 sides of Walton Cross. The plinth is all that remains and this dates back to the 10th or 11th century and would presumably have held a wooden cross of 10-15 ft high. Used both as a place for religious gatherings and as a

It's foxglove season here in Brontë Country and the bees are making the most of it.

A foxglove stands guard over some lovely old dry stone walls on Stanbury Moor.

A forest of foxgloves on Stanbury Moor.

Patches of bell heather are in full flower on the moors now, a precursor to the hills being cloaked in purple in a couple of weeks, or so, when the ling blooms. Note how the bees puncture a hole in the side of the flower to access the nectar, rather than access it through the end

The rosebay willow herb is taking over the lead role from the foxgloves now in Brontë Country, soon to be followed by the star of the show, the ling heather.

The Brontë Bridge crosses South Dean Beck at the foot of the Brontë Waterfall. This quiet, secluded spot is becoming noticeably greener every year as the silver birch and rowan trees get bigger. This time of year, if you're lucky, you can hear cuckoos here early in the morning.

Summer in Haworth.

Near Hob Cote Farm, Oakworth. In case you were wondering, a hob cote is a shelter for lambs.

Cullingworth. You've probably passed this spot on the way to Haworth without noticing it. I know I did for quite a while.