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Waiting for trains at Leeds station. (853)
Reflections on a Busker in York. (848)
Finding a way through the streets of York. (838)
Morris Dancers at the recent Wakefield Ruhbarb Festival. (837)
Goodramgate, Deangate and College St junction, York. Goodramgate was created in the Viking period 1100 years ago which connected two gateways. Goodramgate was originally called Gutherrumgate it was named after a local warrior however other believe is was named after king Guthrum. Today there are many shops cafes and businesses along its route. (836)
Unsteady waiter at the Wakefield Rhubarb Festival. This guy always looked as if he was going to fall off his monocycle. Wakefield was celebrating its famous pink vegetable by having a three day long festival which is held every February. There were lots of great tasting food, great street entertainment and live cookery demonstrations. (828)
Entertainment at the Wakefield Rhubarb Festival. The Skiband played to the shoppers and raised many a smile. (827)
