Wishing for a view like this over the weekend. 🤞🍻🌄 Find your perfect pint: timothytaylor.co.uk/pint-finder Just click the link, type your location and click the search button.

#OTD in 1941, Winston Churchill arrived in Newfoundland for the Atlantic Charter Conference with FDR. As Churchill prepared to board USS McDougal, he paused to pet 'Blackie' of HMS Prince of Wales to prevent the cat from crossing the gangway and defecting to the U.S. Navy.

Great pint of Timothy Taylor's Brewery Boltmaker and infamous pie at the Hermit pub last night. Such a great pub!

The Wolds are a landscape shaped as much by human history as by nature. Ancient earthworks and prehistoric burial mounds still act as reminders of the people who have farmed here for thousands of years. Roman roads once crossed this area, medieval sheep grazed

The old chain ferry at Blyth, Northumberland. #Blyth #Northumberland

1/2 OTD 10AUG1964 The #Beatles had four singles re-released in the US. They were; ‘Do You Want To Know A Secret’ (below) , ‘Please, Please Me’, ‘Love Me Do’ and ‘Twist And Shout.’ All issues on the ‘Oldies 45’ label which was a reissue sub-label of Vee-Jay Records #TheBeatles

‘Getting the rounds down’, with the General-Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG).

Looking south over Weardale above Ireshopeburn.

Ozzy’s priceless reaction to hearing Mac Sabbath for the first time

#MondayMotivation #Monday #Scarborough 🌊 Out before sunrise today, lovely and warm 👍 Have a good day, everyone 👍

🚂 Monday Motivation 🚂 We’re steaming into a brand new week here on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway! 📅 Plan your trip: kwvr.co.uk/visiting-the-k… #kwvr // kwvr.co.uk

Dry with some limited bright or sunny spells. Gentle S to SW winds with a top temp of 25 C.

We love #Swaledale at this time of the year 💮 We thought we'd share this view for some #MondayMotivation! We hope you had a good weekend. Share your #Dales photos with us, and we may post them on our social media accounts 🙌 📸 Mark Sadler | #GetOutdoors #NatureTherapy

Communicating digitally is important but print also has a role in promoting great destinations and the ease of getting there, as well as allowing us to place leaflets in locations that digital (and rail) doesn’t necessarily reach. The first in a series… 💙🐝

1T57 15 Guinea Special Sun 11 Aug 1968

1T57 - The Fifteen Guinea Special Today's steam service carries the head code '1T57' to mark the end of steam. The Fifteen Guinea Special was the last main-line passenger train to be hauled by steam locomotive power on British Rail on the 11th of August 1968. #kwvr

#OnThisDay 1968: The beloved steam locomotive, The Flying Scotsman, was celebrated in this lovely documentary. On board the train is author Reverend Wilbert Awdry, who explains how the personality of steam engines gave him the inspiration to create Thomas The Tank Engine.

P is for Poets’ Corner. Known around the world as a place of pilgrimage for literature lovers, it is here that more than 100 of our greatest writers are buried or memorialised. Geoffrey Chaucer, author of The Canterbury Tales, was the first writer to be buried here. Over the

Good morning all , a dip into my archives and a Ramsbottom departure with 34092 city of Wells dwarfing the Pug at is side for today’s #Steamfix . Have a great day everyone

It's our 932nd birthday today! 🎂🎈 On 11 August 1093, Bishop of Durham, William of St Calais laid the foundation stone for Durham Cathedral, and 40 years later, it was complete!