Yorkshire 2013-04 - Knaresborough - Blind Jack Metcalf

These Yorkshire photos were taken as part our last weekend away with the Leica Fellowship. These photos are of Knaresborough which is a fascinating town with lots of photo opportunities. This is the sculpture of Blind Jack Metcalf - a famous 18th century road builder.

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This set of Yorkshire photos were taken as part our last weekend away with the Leica Fellowship. These photos are of Knaresborough which is a fascinating town with lots of photo opportunities. This is the sculpture of Blind Jack Metcalf - a famous 18th century road builder.

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