Festival Programme - Overground Underground Festival

Festival Programme 11 May - 3 September 2016

NEW Art Trail & Open Studio Event Walks & Cycling Local History Conservation Films & Exhibitions Family Days Out ‘Jericho’ inspired events & much, much more

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Front Cover: Ribblehead Viaduct by Graham Bairstow © GeeBee Photography - www.gator35.co.uk

Welcome

to the 6th Overground Underground Festival

Join us for the many unique and exciting activities that make up this year’s Festival programme, as we celebrate all that is wonderful about the Ingleborough Dales! Those of you who have joined us in previous years will notice a few changes. We have spread the Festival out over the Summer months to allow you to join in more events than if they were running simultaneously over a weekend. We have also broadened our geographical remit to include Settle, opening up new opportunities and experiences. OGUG would not take place without the huge efforts from our contributors and volunteers. Anyone can contribute to the Festival, so do please get in touch if you would like to be involved. We could not deliver the event without the support of our sponsors and the donations we receive. Thank you to you all for your belief in OGUG and your passionate support. It just remains to say that we hope you have a wonderful time at the OGUG 2016 events, and enjoy the warm hospitality of our beautiful corner of the Yorkshire Dales.

OGUG 2016 Steering Group The 2016 Festival is sponsored by:

Wills, Probate, Lasting Powers of Attorney Contact 015242 41824 or 07533 501580

The Overground Underground Festival is being part-funded through Stories in Stone, an ambitious four-year programme of conservation and community projects concentrated on the Ingleborough area. The scheme has been developed by the Ingleborough Dales Landscape Partnership and is supported by the National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund.

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Archaeology Ingleborough Archaeology Group Guided Walk

Adventure Into The Past

An exhibition of the work of Ingleborough Archaeology Group

Join members of the Ingleborough Archaeology Group for a guided walk to the ‘Viking’ settlement at Gauber - also including a visit to a Bronze Age burial cairn.

An exhibition of the excavations and survey work undertaken by the Ingleborough Archaeology Group on and around Ingleborough, Scales Moor, Kingsdale and Malham. There will be a display of artefacts, finds and survey work and publications by the group will be available for purchase or to order.

The walk is quite short – less than 1 mile – and will take about an hour. It is over rough ground so stout shoes and appropriate clothing should be worn.

Dates: Tuesday 19 July - Sunday 31 July 2016 Time: 10.00am – 4.30pm Where: Ingleton Community Centre, go through the Tourist Information Centre to the exhibition room Cost: Free Age: All Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Just turn up

Dogs should be kept under close control at all times.

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Gauber Settlement courtesy of John Illingworth, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Date: Saturday 13 August 2016 Time: Walks will leave the quarry next to Ribblehead Station at regular intervals between 2.00pm and 4.00pm Where: Ribblehead Quarry SD7644 7895 (next to Ribblehead Station) Cost: Free – Donations to OGUG Age: All ages Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Just turn up Special instructions: The quarry is owned by Natural England and is part of the Ingleborough National Nature Reserve. It is a 10 minute walk from the station and on the day permission has been given for parking on the rough road at the entrance to the quarry (SD7644 7895).

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‘Uncle Jeremy’s Household’ 6 Main Street, Ingleton, North Yorkshire, LA6 3EB. 015242 42404

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‘Uncle Jeremy’s Household’ was a short story written by Arthur Conan Doyle in 1885, the year that he married Louise Hawkins at St Oswald’s Church, Thornton-inLonsdale. Set in and around Ingleton, the story features a young medical student from Baker Street, London and is clearly a prototype for the Sherlock Holmes stories which followed. Today’s ‘Uncle Jeremy’s Household’ is a shop in Ingleton village centre, selling an eclectic mix of fairtrade, traditional and novel items for babies and young children, plus a few indulgences for the home. When Arthur’s mother Mary lived in Masongill, he would have known this 18th Century building as ‘Preston’s Refreshment Rooms’.

Traditional country inns based in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales

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Book your accommodation now visit: www.countryvillageinns.co.uk or email: [email protected] to find your nearest inn.

A traditional 17th century country inn set in the heart of the picturesque village of Ingleton. The Wheatsheaf offers: ¨ Cask Ales ¨ Traditional home made food ¨ Comfortable accommodation Telephone 015242 41275 5

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Arts & Crafts Willow Weaving English Baskets

Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Essential – max 10 places. Telephone 015242 41357 or email [email protected]

Tutor Phil Bradley lives in NW Cumbria where he grows his own sustainable willow for basket-making, garden structures and also animals, which is a popular workshop topic. He has created some amazing structures and sculptures at RHS Harlow Carr and also takes commissions. www.philbradley.net

Special instructions: Overnight accommodation is available at Broadrake Bunkbarn – 10% discount for Overground Underground events. www.broadrake.co.uk

The materials and tools will be provided; a payment of £10 will be paid to Phil directly for the organic willow. Please bring your own secateurs if you have some.

English round baskets courtesy of Broadrake

Phil will guide the group through all the processes to make sure that everyone masters the basic skills needed to craft their own basket to take home at the end of the two days. Dates: Thursday 19 & Friday 20 May 2016 Time: 9.45am - 4.00pm Where: Broadrake, Chapel-le-Dale, Ingleton, LA6 3AX. SD 740792 See www.broadrake.co.uk/directions for map and directions Cost: Adult £120, to include all drinks, refreshments and a light lunch each day Age: Adults

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Botanical Painting Grasses & Sedges

Dates: Tuesday 24 & Wednesday 25 May 2016 Time: 9.30am - 4.30pm Where: Broadrake, Chapel-le-Dale, Ingleton, LA6 3AX. SD 740792 See www.broadrake.co.uk/directions for map and directions Cost: Adult £80, to include all drinks, refreshments and a light lunch each day Age: Adults Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Essential – max 10 places. Telephone 015242 41357 or email [email protected]

Organised by Broadrake and Natural England Local art tutor Karen Innes (Society of Botanical Artists) will lead a 2-day workshop on botanical watercolour painting of Grasses & Sedges. The start of the course will include a short ID session around Broadrake with local NNR Reserve Manager Colin Newlands. Hot pressed watercolour paper will be provided, but please bring your own painting materials, to include a hand lens / magnifier to identify the finer details on the grasses. It is also useful to bring a digital camera with close-focus; we can provide printing facilities, and an opportunity to display images of the subject material.

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There will be an optional local evening walk across to Scar Close, on Ingleborough NNR to see the early-flowering Bird’s Eye Primrose and Globe Flowers or maybe to Ribblehead Quarry where there is ample parking and a shorter walk to see plenty of botanical interest. Overnight accommodation is available at Broadrake Bunkbarn – 10% discount for Overground Underground events. This workshop is suitable for those with some previous experience of botanical watercolour painting.

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Arts & Crafts

Colt Park Meadows Watercolour Painting

Family Day Arts Workshops with Quarry Arts

Led by local art tutor Karen Innes we aim to capture the flowers and grasses in a loose, free style with small areas of botanical detail.

An opportunity to develop artistic skills in drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, weaving and music relating to the quarried landscape. Also develop your entrepreneurship skills in design, marketing and selling.

A selection of watercolour papers will be provided; bring your own painting materials. Please bring a packed lunch; drinks and homebaking will be provided.

Dates: Tuesday 26 July, Tuesday 16 August, Tuesday 23 August & Tuesday 30 August 2016 Time: 10.00am – 3.30pm Where: Quarry Arts, The i centre, Backgate, Ingleton, LA6 3HL Cost: Per single day – £25 for under 18s, £45 for Adults Family ticket £75 for 1 adult and 2 children, £60 for 1 adult and 1 child *Reductions possible for multiple advance bookings Age: Age 8 up Access: Wheelchair accessible Booking: To book please email Bobbie Millar at [email protected] or telephone 07740 941950 Special instructions: For information on tutors and arts offered please see: www.quarryarts.org.uk

Suitable for those with a little experience of watercolour painting. Date: Wednesday 6 July 2016 Time: 9.45am - 4.00pm Where: Meet at Ingleborough Nature Reserve, Colt Park Meadows Cost: Adult £40 Age: All welcome (accompanied children) Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Essential – max 10 places. Telephone 015242 41357 or email [email protected] Clover and buttercups courtesy of Broadrake

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O A quarry arts

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Blacksmith for a Day

Special instructions: Overnight accommodation is available at Broadrake Bunkbarn – 10% discount for Overground Underground events. www.broadrake.co.uk

Come and learn how to hit hot metal with experienced blacksmith tutor Adrian Wood. Learn the basic blacksmithing skills to shape and bend the metal into decorative but useful items to take home with you. Materials and a full lunch and all refreshments included.

Blacksmith fire courtesy of Broadrake

Blacksmith courtesy of Broadrake

Dates: Sunday 21 August & Sunday 11 September Time: 9.45am – 4.30pm Where: Broadrake, Chapel-le-Dale, Ingleton, LA6 3AX. SD 740792 See www.broadrake.co.uk/directions for map and directions Cost: £100 adult / £60 child if accompanied by adult (child spaces limited to 2 per course) Age: Adults (14yr olds up with parent also on the course) Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Essential – max 8 places. Telephone 015242 41357 or email [email protected]

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Arts & Crafts

Art Trail & Open Studio Event Saturday 23 & Sunday 24 July 2016

Photography, Art & Crafts Exhibition at St Mary’s Church Come and browse this varied exhibition of photography, paintings and craftwork created by some very talented local artists and craftspeople. A visual treat! Items available to purchase. Refreshments will be available. Date: Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 July 2016 Time: 10.00am onwards Where: St Mary’s Church, Main Street, Ingleton, LA6 3HF Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Just turn up

Ingleborough by Andrea Kitchen

Artists exhibiting at the time of going to print are listed below, we have others in the pipeline too!

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Andrea Kitchen

set against a backdrop of starry skies.

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Graham Standring Graham writes: I have worked for 20 years in conservation and countryside management. My love of landscape comes from my early years – family walks and visits to many special places in the north of England, and further afield. The landscape here has always been a particular inspiration to me, but I am also inspired when I travel, and have a keen eye for more detailed shots of plants and wildlife. Ribblehead by Graham Standing

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Perseus & Whernside by Pete Collins

Photography became a serious hobby around 10 years ago and I feel it has given me many hours of pleasure and in the case of wildlife taught me the art of patience.

Most of my work so far has been in the Yorkshire Dales, with their combination of breathtaking landscapes and dark skies free of light pollution.

Stephen Knowles The changing light and the contrast between the seasons are a joy to photograph and can be quite challenging at times. I try to capture the essence of the British countryside, from rolling fields to rivers and waterfalls to mountains and stunning limestone scenery. This combined with some quintessential villages and of course the fantastic variety of wildlife this area has to offer, are all captured in my photography. www.stephenknowlesphotography.co.uk

Pete Collins Pete writes: I’ve had a lifelong interest in both astronomy and photography. I soon came to realise that what really inspired me were nightscapes - the interplay between our earthly landscape and the night sky. That’s when I started to seek out interesting natural and man-made foregrounds to

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Detail of Stainforth View by Stephen Knowles

Andrea writes: I enjoy most types of photography but particularly landscapes, wildlife and dogs.

Frank Gordon’s Open Studio

Ingleton Pottery Make a Pot & Open Studio Event

An opportunity to visit the studio and view the latest work of a long established landscape painter whose subject matter is centred on the Three Peaks area of Ribblesdale.

Visit Ingleton Pottery, a small family run business making high-fired, hand thrown Stoneware pottery. Established in 1971, it is the longest established working pottery in the Yorkshire Dales.

More details can be found on Frank’s website at www.frankgordon.co.uk

You can see the potters working, ask questions and make a clay pot on the wheel & take it home.

Dates: 23 and 24 July 2016 Time: 11.00am – 5.00pm Where: Haymeads, The Mains, Giggleswick, BD24 0AX Cost: Free – Donations to OGUG Age: All Access: There are steps up to the house so it is not suitable for wheelchairs or buggies Booking: Just turn up Special instructions: Ample parking places on The Mains outside the house.

Dates: 23 and 24 July 2016 Time: 9.30am – 5.00pm Where: Ingleton Pottery, Bank Bottom, Ingleton LA6 3HB Cost: Free entry. £2 to make a pot on the wheel. Age: All Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Just turn up Special instructions: Bring a camera. Don’t stay all day!

Photo courtesy of Ingleton Pottery

Evidence of Rain by Frank Gordon, oil on canvas

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Garden design by Margaret Wilding

Kevin Brown’s Exhibition of Watercolours and Prints Kevin Brown is a watercolour artist and printmaker whose work features the local landscape of the Yorkshire Dales. He will be exhibiting watercolours, etchings and prints. Dates: Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 July 2016 Time: 10.00am – 5.00pm Where: Lower Barn, Brown’s Farm, Cold Cotes, Clapham, LA2 8HZ. When entering Cold Cotes from Clapham Old Road, Lower Barn is the last property on the right on leaving the village, accessed via a track with a field gate. Cost: Free – Donations to OGUG Age: All Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Just turn up

Margaret Wilding’s Open Garden Margaret Wilding is a garden designer with a particular interest in more naturalistic styles of garden that benefit wildlife and are in tune with the local landscape. Her garden includes a wildflower meadow, young woodland, orchard, green roofs and native planting as well as an ornamental garden and vegetables. Dates: Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 July 2016 Time: 10.00am – 5.00pm Where: Lower Barn, Brown’s Farm, Cold Cotes, Clapham, LA2 8HZ. When entering Cold Cotes from Clapham Old Road, Lower Barn is the last property on the right on leaving the village, accessed via a track with a field gate. Cost: Free – Donations to OGUG Age: All Access: Part of the garden is wheelchair accessible and buggy friendly Booking: Just turn up

Ingleborough with Hawthorn Tree by Kevin Brown

www.kbwatercolours.co.uk Visit Margaret’s garden while you are here.

www.margaretwildinggardens.co.uk

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artworks and splashbacks kitchens and bathrooms.

The Art Block Open Studio Amazing creative furniture and wood art made by the talented Paul Calvert from local and sustainable sources in North Yorkshire and Cumbria.

The Gallery is not only a showcase for Stonegate Glass but is also a great place to find contemporary designer crafts, fine art and jewellery from the best of British artists and craftspeople. It is the perfect place to buy gifts, wedding presents and quality art pieces to admire for years to come. Dates: 23 and 24 July 2016 Time: 10.00am – 5.00pm Where: Stonegate Gallery, 8 Main Street, Ingleton, LA6 3EB Cost: Free – Donations to OGUG Age: All Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Just turn up

www.the-art-block.co.uk

015242 42354 www.stonegategallery.co.uk

Photo courtesy of Stonegate Gallery

Elm Free Standing or Wall Hanging Artwork courtesy of The Art Block

Dates: 23 and 24 July 2016 Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm Where: The Art Block, The i centre, Backgate, Ingleton, LA6 3BT Cost: Free – Donations to OGUG Age: All Access: Buggy friendly but not suitable for wheelchairs Booking: Just turn up Special instructions: The Art Block is at the far end of the icentre car park on the left.

Stonegate Gallery Open Studio Situated in the middle of the picturesque village of Ingleton is Stonegate Glass Studio and Gallery where Glass artists Gary and Annette McMillan create stained glass windows, Kiln-formed glass

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Caving Stories in Stone Introduction to Caving Trips

Booking: Essential. Email [email protected] or phone 01729 824455 Special instructions: Children 8+ can come unaccompanied as long as we have one of our consent forms signed for them. All instructions given on booking. Any questions please contact us.

with Yorkshire Dales Guides

Explore the beauty of underground Ingleborough. Stream ways, waterfalls, small climbs, walking, stooping and crawling is all part of the fun. Squeezes are optional. Learn about how the caves were formed and how we need to protect them too. We supply caving oversuits, helmets, lamps, belts, wellies, and all safety gear.

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Dates: Mondays: 30 May, 18 & 25 July, 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 August 2016 Time: 5.00pm – 8.00pm Where: Alum Pot Track, Selside – directions given when place(s) booked Cost: £15 per person. These caving trips are being subsidised through Stories in Stone, a fouryear programme of conservation and community projects concentrated on the Ingleborough area. The scheme has been developed by the Ingleborough Dales Landscape Partnership and is supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Age: 8 + Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies

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Intermediate Caving Trip with Yorkshire Dales Guides

Film of the Exploration of the Worlds Biggest Cave Chamber in Mulu, 1980

Explore deeper into the cave using ladders. This event is suitable for people with little or no experience of caving but want a more adventurous trip. We supply caving oversuits, fleece undersuits, helmets, lamps, belts, wellies, and all safety gear.

David Checkley will introduce the Mulu expedition and chamber exploration in which he was involved in Sarawak, Malaysia. He will then play the film by Gavin Newman called The Chamber Gunung Mulu National Park.

Dates: Saturdays: 21 May, 11 June, 23 July, 13 August 2016 Time: 9.30am – 2.00pm Where: Meet at the YDG barn Stainforth. Directions given when place(s) booked Cost: Normally £45.00 per person but £40 if quote OGUGYDG Age: 14+ Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Essential. Email [email protected] or phone 01729 824455 Special instructions: Children 14+ can come unaccompanied as long as we have one of our consent forms signed for them. All instructions given on booking. Any questions please contact us.

You may also be interested in the ‘Best of Kendal’ World Film Tour, see Pages 28 - 29. These films will be shown after the Exploration of the Worlds Biggest Cave Chamber in Mulu.

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Caving

Api Chamber, Mulu courtesy of Dave Clucas, CC BY 2.5, via Wikimedia

Date: Saturday 16 July 2016 Time: 6.00pm - 7.00pm Where: The i centre, Backgate, Ingleton, LA6 3BT Cost: £5 Age: All Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Book online at www.ogug.co.uk/tickets or pay on the door.

Climbing Indoor Bouldering Competition

Access: The venue is not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies. Viewing is limited. Booking: Please go to the OGUG website to register in advance: www.ogug.co.uk/tickets

Ingleton Climbing Association is proud to present the fourth OGUG Indoor Bouldering Competition sponsored by Inglesport Climbing Wall.

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Date: Sunday 3 July 2016 Time: 8’s and under: 9.30am - 10.30am 12 and under: 11.00am - 12.30pm 16 and under: 2.00pm - 4.00pm Where: Inglesport Climbing Wall Cost: £5.00 to enter Special Instructions: Please wear suitable footwear. Climbing shoes are available to hire from Inglesport.

You may also be interested in the ‘Best of Kendal’ World Film Tour, see Pages 28 - 29. This film night includes three films about climbing - Climbing Ice, Golden Gate and A Line Across the Sky.

Inglesport climbing wall © stephenknowlesphotography.co.uk

It’s guaranteed to be an exciting competition.

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Cycling Mountain Bike Orienteering Event Organised by the North Yorkshire Mountain Bike Orienteers (NYMBO) Mountain Bike Orienteering Event with a 5 hour time limit to visit as many of the 30 checkpoints on bridleways and minor roads within 10 miles of Ingleton (2 hour option for Novices). Date: Saturday 14 May 2016 Time: Start 9.00am - 10.00am, Finish 2.00pm - 3.30pm (duration 5 hours) Where: Meet at Knight Stainforth Caravan Park, Little Stainforth, Settle, BD24 0DP. GR 820 673 Cost: £12 for Seniors, £6 for Juniors/Novices Age: All ages but under 14 must be accompanied by an adult Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Enter online at www.bmbo.org.uk or by email [email protected] or limited entry on the day Special instructions: Basic map reading skills essential and expect to cover between 30 and 70k depending on fitness.

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Family Fun with Run-Bike-Fun at Escape Bikes Join Run-Bike-Fun at Escape Bikes as part of the OGUG Festival and Escape to the Dales Sportive. There will be plenty of fun activities to help kids learn and improve their cycling skills. Bring your own bike and helmet. Date: Sunday 12 June 2016 Time: 10.00am - 2.00pm Where: Escape Bike Shop, on the A65 north of Ingleton at Westhouse. Cost: Free - Donations to OGUG Age: All Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Just turn up

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Ingleton’s First Cycle Sportive Sunday 12th June 2016

Sunday 12th June 2016 will see Ingleton’s first cycle sportive taking place as part of the 2016 Overground Underground Festival. The event has been planned in partnership with Escape Bike Shop and is being sponsored by Country Village Inns. The aim of the sportive is to encourage cyclists of all abilities to get on their bikes and ride through some of the most scenic countryside Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cumbria have to offer. The event starts at Escape Bike Shop in Ingleton, travels through the lovely villages of Clapham, Horton in Ribblesdale, Dent and Sedbergh before returning via Devil’s Bridge and the back roads to Escape Bike Shop. With two routes to choose from, 40 and 65 miles, and a mid-way food stop it’ll be a grand day out! There’ll be mechanical support, free food and special offers too! The long route will pass through stunning scenery with challenging climbs and rolling descents, amongst some of the finest landscapes in the North of England. Both the long and short routes have been planned to be scenic and enjoyable, rather than the hardest/toughest course. It is advisable to book a place in advance by visiting: www.escapetothedales.com. Further information at www.ogug.co.uk and www.escapebikeshop.com

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Demonstrations & Exhibitions Cave Rescue Organisation Open Day with Climbing Wall and “Tyrolean Traverse” River Crossing

on the roadside or in the National Park carpark in Clapham. Cost: Tour of Depot free. Donations to CRO and OGUG welcome. Small charge for climbing wall, Tyrolean Traverse and refreshments. Age: Tour of Depot suitable for all ages subject to personal access restrictions (see below). Climbing wall and Tyrolean Traverse suitable for all ages subject to personal medical restrictions. Access: Ground floor suitable for wheelchairs and buggies, there are stairs to the first floor. Booking: Just turn up

Cave Rescue Organisation Open Day 2015 courtesy of CRO

The CRO Depot will be open to visitors as part of the Clapham Village Street Fair. Come and meet the Team, see our specialist mountain and cave rescue vehicles and equipment and try the climbing wall or crossing Clapham Beck with rope and pulleys. Refreshments also available. Date: Saturday 23 July 2016 Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm Where: CRO Depot, Clapham, LA2 8HH. The CRO Depot is located in the centre of Clapham village, next to The New Inn. Parking available

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Meadow Sprites Puppet Walkabout

Photo courtesy of SARDA

Charming, cheeky and thoroughly engaging these magical creatures have flown in from the meadow to explore the human world. Watch them as they fly and flit about, spreading summer’s warmth & tales of their woodland habitat. Now you see them, now you don’t! These characters will bewitch and beguile you. Date: Sunday 28 August 2016 Time: 11:00am, 1.30pm and 3.00pm Where: Storrs Common, Ingleton Cost: Free - donations to OGUG Age: All ages Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Just turn up Special instructions: See Page 39 for map of where to find the Meadow Sprites.

Mountain Search and Rescue Dog Demonstration with SARDA An opportunity to watch and participate in a demonstration of how mountain search and rescue dogs find people missing in the hills.

Meadow sprites courtesy of Curious Cargo

Date: 23 July 2016 Time: 11.00am – 12.00 noon Where: Storrs Common. It is a short walk uphill from Ingleton to Storrs Common. Meet close to Rock Cottage just off the Hawes Road. Cost: Free – Donations to SARDA and OGUG Age: All, young children to be accompanied by an adult Access: Rough terrain suitable for some buggies but not suitable for wheelchairs Booking: Just turn up www.sardaengland.org.uk

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Demonstrations & Exhibitions

Exhibitions at Ingleton Community Centre Overground Underground is excited to be working with Ingleton Tourist Information Centre to bring an engaging programme of exhibitions to the Community Centre over the Summer months. The exhibitions will be open from 10.00am - 4.00pm (except Ingleton’s Coal Fields which is open from 11.00am) and are free. The displays are located in the exhibition room which is accessed through the Tourist Information Centre. The room is wheelchair accessible and suitable for buggies.

The History of Ingleton Outdoor Swimming Pool

Stories in Stone

Monday 16 - Monday 30 May 2016

Learn about this ambitious four-year programme of conservation and community projects concentrated on the stunning limestone landscape around Ingleborough. The scheme has been developed by the Ingleborough Dales Landscape Partnership and is supported by the National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Saturday 4 - Friday 10 June 2016

The Official opening of Ingleton Swimming Pool took place in August 1934. Come and discover the fascinating history of this lovely outdoor pool and find out about the exciting project it has planned for the future.

Cave Conservation By Natural England

Three Peaks Project Saturday 4 - Friday 10 June 2016

Saturday 4 - Friday 10 June 2016

In 1987, a report by the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology claimed that the path network in the Three Peaks area was the most severely eroded in the UK.

Natural England are responsible for ensuring that England’s natural environment is protected and improved. It also has a responsibility to help people enjoy, understand and access the natural environment.

Since then, a great deal of effort and money has gone into improving the footpath network and helping the surrounding vegetation to recover.

Learn about Natural England’s cave conservation work in the local area in a display curated by Andrew Hinde, Reserve Manager/ Cave Conservation Adviser for Ingleborough National Nature Reserve.

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Come and find out about the Three Peaks Project, how its work is progressing, the challenges it faces and how you can help.

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Adventure Into The Past

Ingleton’s Coal Fields: The Bernard Bond Collection

An exhibition of the work of Ingleborough Archaeology Group

Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 August 2016

Tuesday 19 - Sunday 31 July 2016

Come along and explore the fascinating history of Ingleton’s Coal Mining Industry.

An exhibition of the excavations and survey work undertaken by the Ingleborough Archaeology Group on and around Ingleborough, Scales Moor, Kingsdale and Malham. There will be a display of artefacts, finds and survey work and publications by the group will be available for purchase or to order.

View a wealth of locally gathered artefacts and spend time talking to Bernard Bond who’s local mining knowledge is legendary.

Andy Goldsworthy’s Toby’s Fold & Drove Arch Hut

The Shanties of Ribblehead by Philippa Troutman

This display will run throughout the summer. It can be accessed on any of the dates of the other exhibitions at the Community Centre.

Monday 15 - Sunday 21 August 2016 An exhibition of prints, drawings and text by Philippa Troutman.

Andy Goldsworthy is a well known sculptor, photographer and environmentalist who has produced many acclaimed sculptures set within the natural environment or urban surroundings. But did you know there is one of his sculptures situated just outside Ingleton?

Philippa writes: I live in a railway house on the site of one of the former Shanty towns of Ribblehead. I read, some years ago, that there were no known photographs of the thousands of people who lived here, at Ribblehead, when the Settle-Carlisle railway was under construction in the 1870s.

Come and find out more about Toby’s Fold and Drove Arch Hut, how it came to be and where to go to view it.

Hope (detail) © Philippa Troutman

I drew and painted the landscape. I walked the landscape. The massive presence of the railway and the absence of the people and their homes became my main visual concern. This exhibition is drawn from living here, walking the landscape, researching from texts of the 1870s and contemporary historical and archaeological articles and books.

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Demonstrations & Exhibitions

Farming & Conservation Scything

Booking: Essential – max 8 places. Telephone 015242 41357 or email [email protected]

A scything course with experienced tutor Steve Tomlin suitable for beginners; it will include scythe setting up, ergonomic mowing techniques, sharpening methods and scythe maintenance.

www.broadrake.co.uk

Full lunch and all refreshments provided. Scythes will be available for purchase at the end of the day.

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Scyths courtesy of Broadrake

Date: Friday 15 July 2016 Time: 9.45am – 4.30pm Where: Broadrake, Chapel-le-Dale, Ingleton, LA6 3AX. SD 740792 See www.broadrake.co.uk/directions for map and directions Cost: £80 Age: Adults only Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies

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A week of Hay-Time Activities

Dates: Sunday 7th August – Sunday 14th August Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm Where: Broadrake, Chapel-le-Dale, Ingleton, LA6 3AX. SD 740792 See www.broadrake.co.uk/ directions for map and directions. Cost: Free – Donations to OGUG Age: All welcome (accompanied children) Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Telephone in the morning if the weather is looking suitable on any day during this week Special instructions: Camping/ Bunk Barn accommodation subject to availability.

We are setting aside this week anticipating that the weather will be suitable on some of the days for mowing the meadow using scythes, turning the hay, and then baling up using a hand-hay baler. Drinks and home-baking will be provided but please bring a packed lunch. On the Sunday afternoons, we will light up the BBQ & invite some local musicians to join us to celebrate the harvest. Weather permitting...

Scything courtesy of Broadrake

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Farming & Conservation

Films The ‘Best of Kendal’ World Film Tour 2016 A showing of six fabulous films showcasing what we believe to be the best of this year’s Kendal Mountain Festival Films. The films will be shown in both Settle and Ingleton.

Climbing Ice, The Iceland Trifecta

Date: Saturday 9 July 2016 Time: 7.30pm start, bar opens at 6.45pm Where: Victoria Hall, Settle, BD24 9DZ Cost: £10 Age: All ages Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Tickets can be purchased online www.settlevictoriahall.org.uk or phone 01729 825718.

Ingleton

Date: Saturday 16 July 2016 Time: 7.30pm – 9.15pm Where: The i centre, Backgate, Ingleton, LA6 3BT Cost: £10 Age: All ages Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Tickets can be purchased online at www.ogug.co.uk/tickets or pay on the door.

You may also be interested in the film of the Exploration of the Worlds Biggest Cave Chamber in Mulu, see Page 17. This will be shown at the i centre before the Kendal Film Festival films.

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Director - Anton Lorimer Join an expedition into the Vatnajokull glacier in Iceland in the hope of finding a unique environment in which to climb. We follow award winning photographer Tim Kemple and ice climber Klemen Premrl & Rahel Schelb as they discover new ways to push the boundaries of ice climbing. Vatnajökull glacier courtesy of Kendal Mountain Festival

Settle

Golden Gate, Yosemite Free Climbing

Darklight Director - Mike Brown Follow professional mountain bikers Graham Agassiz, Matt Hunter, and Matty Miles on a mind-bending night ride through the moonscapes of Southern Utah to the Ewok forests of the Pacific Northwest.

Director - Jon Glassberg She’s been trad climbing for only 3 years, but Emily Harrington didn’t let that sway her from the magnetic pull of El Capitan’s ‘Golden Gate’. Six days and 40 pitches later, she stood on the summit with broken skin, aching muscles and a smile that stretched across Yosemite Valley.

A physically and mentally demanding production, this piece was shot during the midnight hours over three intense weeks. Unlike anything ever seen before in the world of mountain biking, Darklight features arrestingly beautiful landscapes and world class riding.

A Line Across the Sky Director - Josh Lowell and Peter Mortimer The Fitz Roy traverse is one of the most sought after achievements in modern alpinism: A gnarly journey across seven jagged summits and 13,000 vertical feet of climbing. Who knew it could be so much fun? Join Tommy Caldwell and Alex Honnold on the inspiring - and at times hilarious - quest that earned the Piolet d’or.

Hang Son Doong

Hang Son Doong courtesy of Kendal Mountain Festival

Director - Ryan Deboodt A visually stunning journey through what may be the largest cave passage in the world, Hang Son Doong.

Nicky Spinks - The Bob Graham Director - Ben Pritchard In April 2015 Nicky Spinks set out to beat her own women’s record of 18 hours 12 minutes for the Bob Graham Round, the legendary Lake District fell running endurance challenge. This film shows both the literal and metaphorical highs and lows of her record attempt. Farmer, record-breaking fell runner and cancer survivor Nicky Spinks was born in London. Nicky took up competitive running in 2001.

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Fitness Fitness Fix Open Morning

Date: Saturday 11 June 2016 Time: 9.30am - 12.00noon Where: Fitness Fix, The i centre, Backgate, Ingleton, LA6 3BT Cost: Free - Donations to OGUG Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Just turn up

Your fitness, training and competition questions answered during an open house session with Andy Mouncey. Andy is a record-setting endurance athlete and author who has been speaking, training and coaching professionally for 15 years to a huge range of clients in business, sport, education and everyday life.

www.bigandscaryrunning.com

Photos courtesy of Andy Mouncey

If you have a question he has probably come across an answer and this is your chance to relax with other like-minded people and a good coffee and ask it!

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Interested in Fitness? Take a look at: Caving Pages 16 - 17 Climbing Page 18 Cycling Pages 20 - 21 The Best of Kendal Mountain Festival Films Pages 28 - 29 Kids Activities Pages 36 - 39 Local History Walks Pages 41 - 42 Natural History Walks Pages 44 - 50 Outdoor Skills Page 52 Running Page 53

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Food & Drink Bangers, Beer, Burgers and BBQ Night at Country Harvest

Date: Thursday 18 August 2016 Time: 7.00pm Where: Country Harvest, Ingleton, LA6 3PE Cost: £15 Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Tickets are available now from Country Harvest on the A65 on the outskirts of Ingleton. www.country-harvest.co.uk

A Bangers, Beer, Burgers and BBQ night is being held at Country Harvest, near Ingleton. Tickets cost £15 and include beer from the Old School Brewery, Warton; a sausage demonstration by Country Harvest's award winning butcher George Taylor; food tastings and if the weather is kind to us a BBQ on the patio which overlooks Ingleborough.

Refreshments at St Mary’s Church Cake photo (detail) © stephenknowlesphotography.co.uk

Tea and cakes will be available at St Mary’s Church. Take a look at the Photography, Art and Crafts Exhibition whilst you are here, see Pages 10 - 11. Date: Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 July 2016 Time: 10.00am onwards Where: St Mary’s Church, Main Street, Ingleton, LA6 3HF Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Just turn up

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The i centre, Back Gate, Ingleton, LA6 3BT

Ingleton Middle Community Interest Company founded in March 2013

The i centre providing affordable space for rent and hire to small businesses, health, education and community groups. See the website www.theicentre.org.uk for all the news about these exciting businesses including Peak Strength and Fitness, Yorkshire Dales Pilates , Fitness Fix, Kidz Day Nursery, One Fine Day, Yorkshire Dales Signage, Adam Zahler Internet Marketing, Season’s Cakes, Adam’s and Co, Quarry Arts, Yorkshire Housing, Pamper Pawz, The Art Block Furniture, Paul’s Balloons. Lease and rent details from Simon Whiteley at [email protected]. Weekly classes in art, yoga, pilates, dance. Room hire details from Helen Wilson 015242 41863 Chair Rosemary Hartley 015242 42207.

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The Erratic Boulders of Norber and a Secret Dale

Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Contact Malham National Park Centre 01729 833200 [email protected] or just turn up. Number of places available 20. Special instructions: 5½ miles (9km) from Clapham along Thwaite Lane and on to Norber Brow. Then to Nappa Scar and Crummack Lane to rejoin Thwaite Lane and return to Clapham. There is one steep climb on to Norber Brow and a moderately exposed section at Nappa Scar. Some stiles on the route. Mostly good conditions underfoot with some short uneven sections. Sorry, no dogs.

A walk to the Norber Erratics – huge boulders carried here by an Ice Age glacier. We will visit Nappa Scar to see evidence of an ancient sea. Hear about the Craven Faults and their effect on the landscape, and glimpse into beautiful but little known Crummackdale. Dates: Sunday 26 June 2016, Wednesday 24 August 2016 Time: 11.00am – 3.30pm Where: Meet at YDNP Car Park, Church Avenue, Clapham, LA2 8EQ Cost: Cost £5 per adult. Free for age 16 and under Age: All ages

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Geology

Norber Erratic courtesy of Chirpy Les, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikipedia

Geology

Industrial Archaeology The Power and Industry of the Ribble

An Industrial Gem The Hoffmann Kiln

A walk alongside the Ribble. We will discuss the industries which depended on the river in the past, discover an Archimedes screw, and visit Langcliffe, a village with a violent past. Lastly, we will visit the Craven Limeworks with its Hoffmann Kiln where quicklime was produced on an industrial scale.

A walk alongside the Ribble with its relics of its industrial past. We will visit Langcliffe, a quiet village with a violent past. We will conclude the walk with a visit to the site of the Craven Limeworks with its Hoffmann Kiln where quicklime was produced on an industrial scale. Dates: Saturday 30 July 2016, Thursday 18 August 2016 Time: 1:00pm – 4.30pm Where: Meet at Knight Stainforth Caravan and Camping Site, Little Stainforth, Settle, BD24 0DP. Cost: Cost £5 per adult. Free for age 16 and under Age: All ages Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Contact Malham National Park Centre 01729 833200 [email protected] or just turn up. Number of places available 20. Special instructions: A relatively flat 4½ mile (7km) walk from Little Stainforth, along riverside paths to Langcliffe Mill, Langcliffe Village and the Craven Limeworks. Some stiles on the way, but conditions underfoot mostly good. Sorry, no dogs.

Dates: Wednesday 15 June 2016, Thursday 14 July 2016 Time: 10.30am – 3.30pm Where: Meet at Knight Stainforth Caravan and Camping Site, Little Stainforth, Settle, BD24 0DP. Cost: Cost £5 per adult. Free for age 16 and under Age: All ages Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Contact Malham National Park Centre 01729 833200 [email protected] or just turn up. Number of places available 20. Special instructions: A relatively flat 6 mile (10km) walk from Little Stainforth, along riverside paths to Settle Bridge. Return via Langcliffe Mill, Langcliffe Village and the Craven Limeworks. Some stiles on the way, but conditions underfoot mostly good. Sorry, no dogs.

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Industrial Archaeology

Kids Activities These activities are specifically aimed at kids, though lots of other events in the programme are family friendly and welcome children, so please have a browse.

Teatime Triathlon Race 1 A low-key family friendly introduction to swim-bike-run using very short distances on traffic-free courses. The youngest age group should have an adult accompanying them on the bike and run, and help is allowed for all in transitions.

What We Love About Ingleton

Date: Friday 10 June 2016 Time: 7.00pm Where: Ingleton Outdoor Pool Cost: £5 child Age: 5-15 Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: On the day Special instructions: Contact Andy Mouncey 07799 063115 or Jill Eccleston 07955 342344

Join us as we present “What We Love About Ingleton”, a short film made by a group of young people in 2015 with help of cinematographer Ross Anderson as part of the Creative Residencies Artists into Libraries project. There will also be crafts, games and fun for all the family. Date: Wednesday 1 June 2016 Time: 2.00pm – approx. 3.00pm Where: Ingleton Library, Ingleborough Community Centre, Main Street, Ingleton, LA6 3HG Cost: £1 per ticket Age: 4 – 11; families Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: To book call into Ingleton Library, email [email protected] or telephone 01609 534504 Special instructions: Refreshments available.

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Photo courtesy of Quarry Arts

Indoor Bouldering Competition Ingleton Climbing Association is proud to present the fourth OGUG Indoor Bouldering Competition sponsored by Inglesport Climbing Wall. It’s guaranteed to be an exciting competition. Date: Sunday 3 July 2016 Time: 8’s and under: 9.30am - 10.30am 12 and under: 11.00am - 12.30pm 16 and under: 2.00pm - 4.00pm Where: Inglesport Climbing Wall Cost: £5.00 to enter Special Instructions: Please wear suitable footwear. Climbing shoes are available to hire from Inglesport. Access: The venue is not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies. Viewing is limited. Booking: Please go to the OGUG website to register in advance: www.ogug.co.uk/tickets

Family Day Arts Workshops with Quarry Arts An opportunity to develop artistic skills in drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, weaving and music relating to the quarried landscape. Also develop your entrepreneurship skills in design, marketing and selling. Dates: Tuesday 26 July, Tuesday 16 August, Tuesday 23 August, Tuesday 30 August 2016 Time: 10.00am – 3.30pm Where: Quarry Arts, The i centre, Backgate, Ingleton, LA6 3HL Cost: Per single day – £25 for under 18s, £45 for Adults Family ticket £75 for 1 adult and 2 children, £60 for 1 adult and 1 child *Reductions possible for multiple advance bookings Age: Age 8 up Access: Wheelchair accessible Booking: To book please email Bobbie Millar at [email protected] or telephone 07740 941950 Special instructions: For information on tutors and arts offered please see www.quarryarts.org.uk

Teatime Triathlon Race 2 A low-key family friendly introduction to swim-bike-run using very short distances on traffic-free courses. The youngest age group should have an adult accompanying them on the bike and run, and help is allowed for all in transitions. Date: Friday 15 July 2016 Time: 4.30pm Where: Settle Pool Cost: £5 child Age: 5-15 Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: On the day Special instructions: Contact Andy Mouncey 07799 063115 or Jill Eccleston 07955 342344

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Teatime Triathlon Race 3

School Holiday Bike-Run-Fun Club

A low-key family friendly introduction to swim-bike-run using very short distances on traffic-free courses. The youngest age group should have an adult accompanying them on the bike and run, and help is allowed for all in transitions.

Day 1 is full of cycling activities including an off road track for lots of fun. Day 2 is running and orienteering activities. Dates: Wednesday 10 & Thursday 11 August 2016 Time: 10.00am – 2.00pm Where: Giggleswick Primary School Cost: £15/day Age: 8-14 Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: In advance, book online at www.runbikefun.co.uk Special instructions: Contact Jill Eccleston 07955 342344

Date: Friday 12 August 2016 Time: 7.00pm Where: Ingleton Outdoor Pool Cost: £5 child Age: 5-15 Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: On the day Special instructions: Contact Andy Mouncey 07799 063115 or Jill Eccleston 07955 342344

School Holiday Bike-Run-Fun Club Day 1 is full of cycling activities including an off road track for lots of fun. Day 2 is running and orienteering activities.

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Photo courtesy of Bike-Run-Fun

Dates: Wednesday 31 August & Thursday 1 September 2016 Time: 10.00am – 2.00pm Where: Settle Primary School Cost: £15/day Age: 8-14 Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: In advance, book online at www.runbikefun.co.uk Special instructions: Contact Jill Eccleston 07955 342344

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Meadow Sprites Puppet Walkabout

Photo of Flora, a meadow sprite courtesy of Curious Cargo

Charming, cheeky and thoroughly engaging these magical creatures have flown in from the meadow to explore the human world. Watch them as they fly and flit about, spreading summer’s warmth & tales of their woodland habitat. Now you see them, now you don’t! These characters will bewitch and beguile you. Date: Sunday 28 August 2016 Time: 11:00am, 1.30pm and 3.00pm Where: Storrs Common, Ingleton Cost: Free - donations to OGUG Age: All ages Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Just turn up. Special instructions: See below for a map of where to find the Meadow Sprites.

Route of Meadow Sprite Performances From Thacking Lane (just up from the Chip Shop) go through the kissing gate. You will find the Meadow Sprites along this well defined footpath which passes through the disused quarry and into the woodlands.

Storrs Common

Waterfalls Walk Trail

Ingleton Village Centre

Kissing Gate

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Map data © 2016 Google

Footbridge

Jericho: The Men Who Built Ribblehead

What We Love About Ingleton

Local railway expert Mark Rand (famous for restoring the water tower at Settle Railway Station which featured on Channel 4’s Restoration Man) presents the story behind the building of the Ribblehead Viaduct and the Settle-Carlisle Railway.

Join us as we present “What We Love About Ingleton”, a short film made by a group of young people in 2015 with help of cinematographer Ross Anderson as part of the Creative Residencies Artists into Libraries project. There will also be crafts, games and fun for all the family.

Date: Wednesday 11 May 2016 Time: 2.00pm (duration 60 - 90 minutes) Where: Settle Library, Limestone View, Lower Greenfoot, Settle, BD24 9RB Cost: £2 per ticket – includes refreshments Age: Adults Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: To book call into Settle Library, email [email protected] or telephone 01609 534535.

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Date: Wednesday 1 June 2016 Time: 2.00pm – approx. 3.00pm Where: Ingleton Library, Ingleborough Community Centre, Main Street, Ingleton, LA6 3HG Cost: £1 per ticket Age: 4 – 11; families Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: To book call into Ingleton Library, email [email protected] or telephone 01609 534504 Special instructions: Refreshments available.

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Ribblehead Viaduct (detail) © www.stephenknowlesphotography.co.uk

Local History

Ingleborough (detail) © stephenknowlesphotography.co.uk

Ingleborough: Landscape and History

Westhouse Walks in the Parish of Thornton in Lonsdale – Route 2 A scenic walk of outstanding beauty with an I Spy theme noting local historical, scenic and natural wonders. This walk will follow Route 2 on the printed Westhouse Walks leaflet. The leaflet is free to download on the YDNP website under short walks, Westhouse Walks or collect from the start point or the Ingleton Tourist Information office. Bring a picnic lunch to eat on the way. 5.6 miles and four hours at a steady pace.

Join Dr David Johnson as he talks on the history and archaeology of Ingleborough, the best known and most recognisable hill in the Yorkshire Dales.

Date: Sunday 26 June 2016 Time: 12 noon Where: Meet inside Uncle Jeremy’s Household shop, 6 Main Street, Ingleton to register, collect the I Spy card which will accompany this walk and have time to view a small Conan Doyle exhibition. Cost: Free – Donations to OGUG Age: Age 4 up Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Just turn up Special instructions: All routes are on footpaths but there are a number of stiles to traverse. Walkers are advised to take out individual insurance for walks. No responsibility for injury but first aider will accompany all walks.

Dr David Johnson historian lives locally and has been researching and writing on the history of the Dales for more than 20 years. Date: Monday 27 June 2016 Time: 7.30pm – approx. 8.30pm Where: Ingleton Library, Ingleborough Community Centre, Main Street, Ingleton, LA6 3HG Cost: £2 per ticket – includes refreshments Age: Adults Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: To book call into Ingleton Library, email [email protected] or telephone 01609 534504.

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Westhouse Walks in the Parish of Thornton in Lonsdale – Route 1

walks, Westhouse Walks or collect from the start point or the Ingleton Tourist Information office.

Date: Sunday 24 July 2016 Time: 2:00pm Where: Meet inside Uncle Jeremy’s Household shop, 6 Main Street, Ingleton to register, collect the I Spy card which will accompany this walk and have time to view a small Conan Doyle exhibition. Cost: Free – Donations to OGUG Age: Age 4 up Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Just turn up Special instructions: All routes are on footpaths but there are a number of stiles to traverse. Walkers are advised to take out individual insurance for walks. No responsibility for injury but first aider will accompany all walks.

The walk will have an I Spy theme, noting local historical, scenic and natural wonders along the route. At St Oswald’s Church, Martyn Sutton will give a short historical talk about Conan Doyle and free light refreshments will be available. The walk will follow Route 1 on the printed Westhouse Walks leaflet. The leaflet is free to download on the YDNP website under short

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Local History

St Oswald’s Church, Thornton in Lonsdale (detail) © www.stephenknowlesphotography.co.uk

3.2 miles and two hours at a steady pace

A picturesque walk around country footpaths and lanes with a special visit to St Oswald’s Church, Thornton in Lonsdale.

Exploring the Labyrinth

Building a Labyrinth

The Labyrinth is an ancient symbol whose true meaning has been lost in the mists of time. Recently there has been much interest in this fascinating subject. This workshop explores the myths associated with the labyrinth. You will have the opportunity to walk its path and to explore its secrets.

The Labyrinth is an ancient symbol which appears on sacred sites throughout England and Scandinavia. You will have the opportunity to help build a Labyrinth and to discover some of its mystery for yourself. Date: Sunday 19 June 2016 Time: 2.00pm - 4.00pm Where: Storrs Common - a short walk uphill from Ingleton on the B6255. Cost: Free - donation to OGUG Age: All Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly. Booking: To book contact Andy Weller: 07815 547 292 www.andyweller.co.uk [email protected] or just turn up. Special instructions: This event will appeal to anybody who enjoys being physically active and enjoys a puzzle. The Labyrinth will be built on Storrs Common using available stone nearby.

Date: Saturday 18 June 2016 Time: 11.00am - 1.00pm Where: The i centre, Backgate, Ingleton, LA6 3BT. Cost: £5 - proceeds will be donated to OGUG Age: Adults Access: Wheelchair accessible Booking: To book contact Andy Weller: 07815 547 292 www.andyweller.co.uk [email protected] Special instructions: This event will take place in and around the grounds of the i centre. The event will be of particular interest to adults with an interest in the esoteric, spiritual and personal development.

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Myth & Personal Development

Labyrinth at Meis, Galicia, by Froaringus (Own work), CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Myth & Personal Development

Natural History & Conservation Ingleborough National Nature Reserve Station Walk

Cost: Adult £15 (+ £2.30 discounted train fare), Child Free (80% goes to Ingleborough NNR, 20% teas & booking fee to Broadrake) Age: All welcome (accompanied children) Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Essential – max 20 places. Telephone 015242 41357 or email [email protected] Special instructions: Overnight accommodation is available at Broadrake Bunkbarn – 10% discount for Overground Underground events. A packed lunch can also be provided from Broadrake.

from Broadrake, Chapel-le-Dale Organised by Natural England and Broadrake

Join Ingleborough NNR Manager Colin Newlands on a guided walk from Broadrake to Ribblehead Station, train to Horton Station, and walk back via High Brae, Sulber, Selside and Colt Park. This moderate walk of 8.5 miles /13.6 km will highlight the great variety of wildflower habitats on the route from Horton to Broadrake, including species-rich limestone pastures, limestone pavements, meadows and ancient woodland.

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Red-tailed bumblebee courtesy of Broadrake

Bring a packed lunch, stout footwear, and warm, waterproof clothing as necessary. Finish the day with tea and cakes at Broadrake. Date: Wednesday 11 May 2016 Time: 9.15am – 5.00pm Where: Meet at Broadrake, SD740792, parking available. Start time 9.15am prompt, to walk to catch 10.17am train at Ribblehead to go one stop to Horton, and then walk back to Broadrake from there. Alternative start points to shorten the walk slightly are Ribblehead or Horton Stations.

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Age: All ages Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Contact Malham National Park Centre 01729 833200 [email protected] or just turn up. Special Instructions: This 6 mile (10km) walk starts at Little Stainforth and follows good paths to Feizor. After visiting Oxenber and Wharfe woods the return route runs below Smearsett Scar back to Little Stainforth. There are some stiles and some uneven ground but conditions underfoot are mainly good. There is one steep climb into Oxenber Wood. Sorry, no dogs.

Grassland and Invertebrate Conservation on a Ribblesdale Hill Farm Join Tom Lord at Lower Winskill Farm for a farm walk discovering flowers and insects and catching up on Tom’s conservation work. The walk will cover a distance of 1-2 miles. There is rocky and uneven ground but there are no difficult gradients.

Spring Flowers in Ancient Woodlands A walk to ancient Oxenber and Wharfe Woods taking in classic limestone scenery with extensive views and wild woodland flowers. We will discuss how the landscape came to be as it is and visit the mysterious Celtic Wall mentioned by Alfred Wainwright.

Date: Wednesday 1 June 2016 Time: 6.30pm – 9.00pm Where: Lower Winskill Farm, Langcliffe, Settle, BD24 9PZ. SD 826 664 Cost: £1 donation towards insurance Age: All Access: Some areas are buggy and wheelchair friendly Booking: Maximum of 20 places, please book with Dave Tayler by email at [email protected] or telephone 07972 162339.

Date: Tuesday 31 May 2016 Time: 11:00 – 3.30pm Where: Meeting at Knight Stainforth Caravan and Camping Site Little Stainforth, Settle, BD24 0DP Cost: £5 per adult. Free for age 16 and under

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Highway to an Ancient Woodland

Himalayan Balsam Bash 1 with Craven Conservation Group

A walk on the old King's Highway from Settle to Cleatop Park Wood. We will talk about Settle (and how it turned through 90 degrees!), visit Cleatop Park Wood and learn about how the woodland is managed by the National Park. You may even see wild deer.

Join Adam from the Ribble Rivers Trust in controlling this alien invasive plant on Wigglesworth Beck which threatens to move down on to the Ribble SSSI. Wear wellies and be prepared for some nettles. Date: Saturday 11 June 2016 Time: 10.00am – 3.00pm Where: Meet at Settle swimming pool at 9.45am to share transport or at Wigglesworth Hall Farm at 10.00am. Limited parking. Cost: £1 donation towards insurance Age: Any, children must be supervised Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Please book with Dave Tayler by email at [email protected]

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Wigglesworth Beck

Date: Thursday 2 June 2016 Time: 10:45am – 3.15pm Where: Meet at Settle Railway Station, Settle, BD24 9AA Cost: Cost £5 per adult, Free for age 16 and under Age: All ages Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Contact Malham National Park Centre 01729 833200 [email protected] or just turn up Special Instructions: 5½ miles (9km) starting from Settle Rail Station, through Settle Town Centre, Mitchell Lane, Meerbeck Farm, Cleatop Park Wood, then return to Settle by Brockhole Lane. There is one steep climb out of Settle. There are a number of stiles on this walk and some sections of uneven ground. Sorry, no dogs.

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Himalayan Balsam courtesy of Ribble Rivers Trust

Magnificent Meadows – Broadrake Broadrake is restoring an upland hay meadow and will be welcoming passing walkers on the local bridleway to take a short loop around the site to see the progress since 2013. There is also a wildlife pond, young native trees and limestone outcrops which will provide a good spot for a picnic with amazing views if you’ve walked from Ribblehead Viaduct or Chapel-le-Dale church. Teas & Ice Creams available. Dates: Saturday 2nd July 2016 (and throughout the summer weekends) Time: 12.00noon - 4.00pm Where: Broadrake, Chapel-le-Dale, Ingleton, LA6 3AX. SD 740792 See www.broadrake.co.uk/directions for map and directions Grade: Easy, 1 - 2 miles Cost: Free - Donations to OGUG Age: All welcome (accompanied children) Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Just turn up - a drop-in event for those on foot, bike or horse Special instructions: Any questions, please email [email protected] or telephone 015242 41357

Himalayan Balsam Bash 2 with Craven Conservation Group Join Adam from the Ribble Rivers Trust in controlling this alien invasive plant on Wigglesworth Beck which threatens to move down on to the Ribble SSSI. Wear wellies and be prepared for some nettles. Date: Wednesday 6 July 2016 Time: 6.30pm – 9.00pm Where: Meet at Settle swimming pool at 6.15pm to share transport or at Wigglesworth Hall Farm at 6.30pm. Limited parking. Cost: £1 donation towards insurance Age: Any, children must be supervised Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Please book with Dave Tayler by email at [email protected] or telephone 07972 162339

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Natural History & Conservation

Southerscales Discovery Walk with Craven Conservation Group

Ingleborough National Nature Reserve Limestone Walk from Broadrake - Philpin Sleights Southerscales - Scar Close and back...

Join Roger Neale for a day’s walk around Southerscales on the slopes of Ingleborough. You will cover a distance of about 2 miles as you take in the stunning limestone scenery and learn about the area’s fascinating flora.

Join Ingleborough NNR Manager Colin Newlands on a guided walk from Broadrake exploring the wildflower habitats of Philpin Sleights, Southerscales, High Lot and Scar Close. This scenic route passes through speciesrich limestone pastures, limestone pavements and blanket bogs on the north-west slopes of Ingleborough.

Date: Wednesday 13 July 2016 Time: 10.30am – 3.30pm Where: Meet in car park (car sharing would be appreciated) by St Leonard’s church in Chapel-le-Dale at SD738771. Cost: £1 donation towards insurance Age: All Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Booking essential - please phone Roger or Liz on 01524 241155.

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A moderate walk of 6 miles/10 km. Bring a packed lunch, stout footwear, and warm, waterproof clothing as

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Ingleborough and Southerscales Nature Reserve by Tim Parkin, CC BY-NC 2.0, via www.flickr.com

Organised by Natural England and Broadrake

Broadrake Bio-Blitz

Meadow grasses & flowers on Philpin Lane with Ingleborough courtesy of Broadrake

necessary. End the day with tea and cakes at Broadrake.

Organised by Broadrake and the Craven Conservation Group

Date: Wednesday 3 August 2016 Time: 10.00am - 4.00pm Where: Meet at Broadrake, Chapel-le-Dale, Ingleton, LA6 3AX. SD 740792 See www.broadrake.co.uk/directions for map and directions. Parking available. Cost: Adult £15, Child Free (80% to Ingleborough NNR, 20% to Broadrake for teas/booking fee) Age: All welcome (accompanied children) Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Essential – max 20 places. Telephone 015242 41357 or email [email protected] Special instructions: Overnight accommodation is available at Broadrake Bunkbarn – 10% discount for Overground Underground events. A packed lunch can also be provided from Broadrake.

Come along to join in identification activities in order to find and record as many species as possible on our small 4 acre site, complete with new wildlife pond, wild flower meadow (under restoration), limestone outcrops, young native trees and lots of grasses, flowers, mosses and lichens. Two moth traps will have been set the previous evening and will be opened at 10.00 am. Bring a digital camera or mobile phone to record your findings. The site provides plenty of space for a picnic with amazing views. Broadrake is just a short walk from Ribblehead where there is plenty of parking and options to do a circular walk back. An easy, 2 miles / 3.5 km. Date: Saturday 6 August 2016 Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm (drop-in) Where: Broadrake - A dropin event for those on foot, bike or horse. SD740792. Parking at Ribblehead or Chapel-le-Dale. Cost: Free - Donation to YDMT and OGUG Age: All welcome (accompanied children) Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Please call if you wish to park at Broadrake, otherwise booking not required.

www.gov.uk/naturalengland.org.uk www.broadrake.co.uk

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Natural History & Conservation

Ribble Exploration

[email protected] or phone 01200 444452 Special Instructions: Participants with large vehicles are advised to arrive at Little Stainforth through Stackhouse to the South or Swarth Moor from the North, rather than via Dog Hill Brow at Stainforth.

A short, guided walk along a stretch of the River Ribble exploring the fantastic river heritage, Stainforth Force and the work of the Ribble Rivers Trust. Date: Saturday 3 September 2016 Time: 10.30am – 12.00noon Where: Meet at Knight Stainforth Hall Caravan and Camping Park, Little Stainforth, Settle, BD24 0DP Cost: Free - donation to OGUG Age: Any age (families with small children should be aware of the river and waterfalls) Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Booking essential - please contact Catherine Birtwistle, Ribble Rivers Trust by email:

The walk is approximately 3 miles long along public footpaths; participants should wear appropriate footwear and dress for the weather. People can use the toilets at Knight Stainforth Hall Caravan and Camping park and there is a café next door if people would like to have lunch following the walk.

Stainforth Force by Mike Hughes, CC BY-ND 2.0, via www.flickr.com

www.ribbletrust.org.uk

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Friday 2nd & Saturday 3rd November: The bet365 Charlie Hall Admission: £9.00 per adult, £4.50 per child Meeting £25.00 family ticket (2 adults & 2 children)

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Natural History & Conservation

Outdoor Skills Develop Your Compass Skills with Yorkshire Dales Guides

On Track Day with Yorkshire Dales Guides

Understand how to use a map and the basics of navigation but never really used a compass before? This day is for people who want to learn the basics of using a compass to orientate the map, to take and follow bearings from the map and from the ground.

This day is for people who want to learn the basics of navigation but also a bit about first aid, dealing with simple emergencies and how to get help if things are a bit more serious. Learn some basic map skills, planning a walk and safety on the hills.

Dates: Saturday 21 May, Sunday 12 June, Saturday 23 July, Saturday 20 August 2016 Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm Where: Meeting up at the Penyghent Cafe in Horton-in-Ribblesdale and then walking in the area. Directions given when place(s) booked. Cost: Normally £60.00 per person but £50 if quote OGUGYDG Age: 14+ Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Essential. Email [email protected] or phone 01729 824455 Special instructions: Bring a packed lunch with you and walking kit appropriate for the weather on the day. Map, compass and all safety kit supplied. Children 14+ can come unaccompanied as long as we have one of our consent forms signed for them. All instructions given on booking. Any questions please contact us.

Dates: Sunday 22 May, Saturday 11 June, Sunday 24 July, Saturday 13 August 2016 Time: 10.00am – 4.00pm Where: Meet up at the YDG Barn at Stainforth and then walking in the area. Directions given when place(s) booked. Cost: Normally £60.00 per person but £50 if quote OGUGYDG Age: 14+ Access: Not suitable for wheelchairs and buggies Booking: Essential. Email [email protected] or phone 01729 824455 Special instructions: Bring a packed lunch with you and walking kit appropriate for the weather on the day. Map, compass and all safety kit supplied. Children 14+ can come unaccompanied as long as we have one of our consent forms signed for them. All instructions given on booking. Any questions please contact us.

www.yorkshiredalesguides.co.uk

www.yorkshiredalesguides.co.uk

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Outdoor Skills

Running 5am Sunrise Run to Ingleborough Summit

remote upland area which means that even in summer extra kit should be carried in addition to wearing a t-shirt, shorts and trainers with grippy soles. A spare long sleeve top, windproof jacket and head covering are minimum requirements. If the weather is fine we will linger on the summit for photos so additional clothing incl. leg covering, personal food and drink should be considered.

11km and 600m of climbing and descending out and back up the main bridleway from the Ingleton side of the mountain to catch the early morning sun (hopefully) and back in time for breakfast at Andy’s Fitness Fix base, the i centre, Ingleton. Date: Sunday 12 June 2016 Time: Depart 5.00am (duration 1.5 - 2 hours) Where: Meet in the i centre carpark Cost: Free - Donations to OGUG Booking: Email your name, mobile phone no., age and running experience to [email protected] Ability: This is a trip for mixed abilities under instruction of the leader and guides. If you can run 10km on the flat you should be able to run-walk this although it is no walk in the park. The final part of the climb includes three steep stone step sections with a rocky scramble to gain the summit. Descending these requires care especially if conditions are less than ideal. Children are welcome with a parent who can vouch for their ability. Equipment: This is a trip in a

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Epic Runner - A Talk by Sam Boatwright An insight into the mind and body of an endurance athlete. Tales from Sam’s epic run of 50 miles every day for 50 days round the UK and his JOGLE attempt. Date: Saturday 6 August 2016 Time: 7.30pm duration 25 mins then questions Where: Royal Oak Country Inn, Kirkgate, Settle, BD24 9ED Cost: £5 Age: All Access: Wheelchair and buggy friendly Booking: Tickets can be purchased online at www.ogug.co.uk/tickets or pay on the door.

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Running

Events By Subject

Gardening

Archaeology

The Erratic Boulders of Norber and a Secret Dale Page 34

Margaret Wilding’s Open Garden Page 13

Geology

Adventure Into The Past Exhibition Page 4 Ingleborough Archaeology Group Guided Walk Page 4

Arts & Crafts

Andrea Kitchen Photography Page 11 Andy Goldsworthy Exhibition Page 25 Art Trail and Open Studio Event Pages 10 - 15 Blacksmith for a Day Page 9 Botanical Painting - Grasses and Sedges Page 7 Colt Park Meadows - Watercolour Painting Page 8 Family Day Arts Workshops with Quarry Arts Page 8 Frank Gordon’s Open Studio Page12 Graham Standring Photography Page 11 Ingleton Pottery Make a Pot & Open Studio Event Page 12 Kevin Brown’s Exhibition of Watercolours & Prints Page 13 Margaret Wilding’s Open Garden Page 13 Pete Collins Diamond Skies Photography Page 11 Photography, Art and Crafts Exhibition Page 10 Stephen Knowles Photography Page 11 Stonegate Gallery Open Studio Page 14 The Art Block Open Studio Page 14 The Shanties of Ribblehead Exhibition Page 25 Willow Weaving - English Baskets Page 6

Caving

Kids Activities

Family Day Arts Workshops with Quarry Arts Page 37 Family Fun with Run-Bike-Fun at Escape Bikes Page 20 Indoor Bouldering Competition Page 37 Meadow Sprites Puppet Walkabout Page 39 School Holiday Bike-Run-Fun Club Page 38 Teatime Triathlon Race 1 Page 36 Teatime Triathlon Race 2 Page 37 Teatime Triathlon Race 3 Page 38 What We Love About Ingleton Page 36

Local History

Ingleborough: Landscape and History Page 41 Jericho: The Men Who Build Ribblehead Page 40 Westhouse Walks - Route 1 Page 42 Westhouse Walks - Route 2 Page 41 What We Love About Ingleton Page 40

Myth & Personal Development Building a Labyrinth Page 43 Exploring the Labyrinth Page 43

Broadrake Bio-Blitz Page 49 Grassland & Invertebrate Conservation Page 45 Highway to an Ancient Woodland Page 46 Himalayan Balsam Bash 1 Page 46 Himalayan Balsam Bash 2 Page 47 Ingleborough National Nature Reserve Limestone Walk Page 48 Ingleborough National Nature Reserve Station Walk Page 44 Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 Ribble Exploration Page 50 Southerscales Discovery Walk Page 48 Spring Flowers in Ancient Woodlands Page 45

Climbing

Indoor Bouldering Competition Page 18

Cycling

Escape to the Dales Cycle Sportive Page 21 Family Fun with Run-Bike-Fun at Escape Bikes Page 20 Mountain Bike Orienteering Event Page 20 School Holiday Bike-Run-Fun Club Page 38

Outdoor Skills

Demonstrations & Exhibitions

Adventure Into The Past Exhibition Page 25 Andy Goldsworthy Exhibition Page 25 Cave Conservation An Exhibition by Natural England Page 24 Cave Rescue Organisation Open Day Page 22 Ingleton’s Coal Fields Exhibition Page 25 Meadow Sprites Puppet Walkabout Page 23 Mountain Search and Rescue Dog Demonstration Page 23 Stories In Stone Exhibition Page 24 The History of Ingleton Swimming Pool Exhibition Page 24 The Shanties of Ribblehead Exhibition Page 25 Three Peaks Project Exhibition Page 24

Farming & Conservation

A Week of Hay-Time Activities Page 27 Scything Page 26

Develop Your Compass Skills Page 52 On Track Day Page 52

Photography

Andrea Kitchen Photography Page 11 Graham Standring Photography Page 11 Pete Collins Diamond Skies Photography Page 11 Photography, Art and Crafts Exhibition Page 10 Stephen Knowles Photography Page 11

Running

5am Sunrise Run to Ingleborough Summit Page 53 Epic Runner - A Talk by Sam Boatwright Page 53 Kids Teatime Triathlon Race 1 Page 36 Kids Teatime Triathlon Race 2 Page 37 Kids Teatime Triathlon Race 3 Page 38

Walks

Films

‘Best of Kendal’ Mountain Festival Films Pages 28 - 29 The Worlds Biggest Cave Chamber in Mulu Page 17

Fitness

Fitness Fix Open Morning Page 30 Bangers, Beer, Burgers & BBQ Night at Country Harvest Page 32 Refreshments at St Mary’s Church Page 33

www.ogug.co.uk

An Industrial Gem - The Hoffman Kiln Page 35 Ingleton’s Coal Fields Exhibition Page 25 The Power and Industry of the Ribble Page 35

Natural History

Cave Conservation An Exhibition by Natural England Page 24 Cave Rescue Organisation Open Day Page 22 Film - The Worlds Biggest Cave Chamber in Mulu Page 17 Intermediate Caving Trip Page 17 Stories In Stone Introduction to Caving Page 16

Food and Drink

Industrial Archaeology

Highway to an Ancient Woodland Page 46 Ingleborough National Nature Reserve Limestone Walk Page 48 Ingleborough National Nature Reserve Station Walk Page 44 Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 Ribble Exploration Page 50 Southerscales Discovery Walk Page 48 Spring Flowers in Ancient Woodlands Page 45 Westhouse Walks - Route 1 Page 42 Westhouse Walks - Route 2 Page 41

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Events By Date

Sun 24 July

Ingleborough NNR Station Walk Page 44 Jericho: The Men Who Build Ribblehead Page 40 Sat 14 May Mountain Bike Orienteering Event Page 20 Thur 19 May Willow Weaving - English Baskets Page 6 Fri 20 May Willow Weaving - English Baskets Page 6 Sat 21 May Develop Your Compass Skills Page 52 Intermediate Caving Trip Page 17 Sun 22 May On Track Day Page 52 Tues 24 May Botanical Painting - Grasses and Sedges Page 7 Wed 25 May Botanical Painting - Grasses and Sedges Page 7 Mon 30 May Stories In Stone Introduction to Caving Page 16 Tues 31 May Spring Flowers in Ancient Woodlands Page 45 Wed 1 June Grassland & Invertebrate Conservation Page 45 What We Love About Ingleton Page 36 Thurs 2 June Highway to an Ancient Woodland Page 46 Fri 10 June Teatime Triathlon Race 1 Page 36 Sat 11 June Fitness Fix Open Morning Page 30 Himalayan Balsam Bash 1 Page 46 Intermediate Caving Trip Page 17 On Track Day Page 52 Sun 12 June 5am Sunrise Run to Ingleborough Summit Page 53 Develop Your Compass Skills Page 52 Escape to the Dales Cycle Sportive Page 21 Family Fun with Run-Bike-Fun at Escape Bikes Page 20 Wed 15 June The Power and Industry of the Ribble Page 35 Sat 18 June Building a Labyrinth Page 43 Sun 19 June Exploring the Labyrinth Page 43 Sun 26 June The Erratic Boulders of Norber & a Secret Dale Page 34 Westhouse Walks - Route 2 Page 41 Mon 27 June Ingleborough: Landscape and History Page 41 Sat 2 July Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 Sun 3 July Indoor Bouldering Competition Page 18 Wed 6 July Colt Park Meadows - Watercolour Painting Page 8 Himalayan Balsam Bash 2 Page 47 Sat 9 July ‘Best of Kendal’ Mountain Festival Films Pages 28 - 29 Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 Wed 13 July Southerscales Discovery Walk Page 48 Thurs 14 July The Power and Industry of the Ribble Page 35 Fri 15 July Scything Page 26 Teatime Triathlon Race 2 Page 37 Sat 16 July ‘Best of Kendal’ Mountain Festival Films Pages 28 - 29 Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 Film- Worlds Biggest Cave Chamber, Mulu Page 17 Mon 18 July Stories In Stone Introduction to Caving Page 16 Sat 23 July Andrea Kitchen Photography Page 11 Art Trail and Open Studio Event Pages 10 - 15 Cave Rescue Organisation Open Day Page 22 Develop Your Compass Skills Page 52 Frank Gordon’s Open Studio Page12 Graham Standring Photography Page 11 Ingleton Pottery Make a Pot & Open Studio Page 12 Intermediate Caving Trip Page 17 Kevin Brown’s Watercolours & Prints Page 13 Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 Margaret Wilding’s Open Garden Page 13 Pete Collins Diamond Skies Photography Page 11 Photography, Art and Crafts Exhibition Page 10 Refreshments at St Mary’s Church Page 33 Stephen Knowles Photography Page 11 Stonegate Gallery Open Studio Page 14 The Art Block Open Studio Page 14 Sun 24 July Andrea Kitchen Photography Page 11 continued... Wed 11 May

Mon 25 July Tues 26 July Sat 30 July Mon 1 August Wed 3 August Sat 6 August Sun 7 August Mon 8 August Tues 9 August Wed 10 August Thurs 11 August Fri 12 August Sat 13 August

Sun 14 August Mon 15 August Tues 16 August Thurs 18 August Sat 20 August Sun 21 August Mon 22 August Tues 23 August Sat 27 August Sun 28 August Mon 29 August Tues 30 August Wed 31 August Thurs 1 September Sat 3 September

Art Trail and Open Studio Event Pages 10 - 15 Frank Gordon’s Open Studio Page12 Graham Standring Photography Page 11 Ingleton Pottery Make a Pot & Open Studio Page 12 Kevin Brown’s Watercolours & Prints Page 13 Margaret Wilding’s Open Garden Page 13 On Track Day Page 52 Pete Collins Diamond Skies Photography Page 11 Photography, Art and Crafts Exhibition Page 10 Refreshments at St Mary’s Church Page 33 Stephen Knowles Photography Page 11 Stonegate Gallery Open Studio Page 14 The Art Block Open Studio Page 14 Westhouse Walks - Route 1 Page 42 Stories In Stone Introduction to Caving Page 16 Family Day Arts Workshops with Quarry Arts Page 37 An Industrial Gem - The Hoffman Kiln Page 35 Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 Stories In Stone Introduction to Caving Page 16 Ingleborough NNR Limestone Walk Page 48 Broadrake Bio-Blitz Page 49 Epic Runner - A Talk by Sam Boatwright Page 53 Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 A Week of Hay-Time Activities Page 27 A Week of Hay-Time Activities Page 27 Stories In Stone Introduction to Caving Page 16 A Week of Hay-Time Activities Page 27 A Week of Hay-Time Activities Page 27 School Holiday Bike-Run-Fun Club Page 38 A Week of Hay-Time Activities Page 27 School Holiday Bike-Run-Fun Club Page 38 A Week of Hay-Time Activities Page 27 Teatime Triathlon Race 3 Page 38 A Week of Hay-Time Activities Page 27 Ingleborough Archaeology Group Guided Walk Page 4 Intermediate Caving Trip Page 17 Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 On Track Day Page 52 A Week of Hay-Time Activities Page 27 Stories In Stone Introduction to Caving Page 16 Family Day Arts Workshops with Quarry Arts Page 37 An Industrial Gem - The Hoffman Kiln Page 35 Bangers, Beer, Burgers & BBQ Night Page 32 Develop Your Compass Skills Page 52 Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 Blacksmith for a Day Page 9 Stories In Stone Introduction to Caving Page 16 Family Day Arts Workshops with Quarry Arts Page 37 Magnificent Meadows - Broadrake Page 47 Meadow Sprites Puppet Walkabout Page 39 Mountain Search & Rescue Dog Demo Page 23 Stories In Stone Introduction to Caving Page 16 Family Day Arts Workshops with Quarry Arts Page 37 School Holiday Bike-Run-Fun Club Page 38 School Holiday Bike-Run-Fun Club Page 38 Ribble Exploration Page 50

EXHIBITIONS

Throughout summer Mon 16 May - Mon 30 May Sat 4 June - Fri 10 June Sat 4 June - Fri 10 June Sat 4 June - Fri 10 June Tues 19 July - Sun 31 Jul Mon 15 Aug - Sun 21 Aug Sat 27 & Sun 28 Aug

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Andy Goldsworthy Exhibition Page 25 History of Ingleton Pool Exhibition Page 24 Cave Conservation Exhibition Page 24 Stories In Stone Exhibition Page 24 Three Peaks Project Exhibition Page 24 Adventure Into The Past Exhibition Page 25 Shanties of Ribblehead Exhibition Page 25 Ingleton’s Coal Fields Exhibition Page 25

Index

Guide to Festival Venues 2

KEY TO VENUES 1

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Broadrake

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Ribblehead Quarry, next to Ribblehead Station

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Alum Pot Track, Selside

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Penyghent Café

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Car Park by St Leonard’s Church, Chapel-le-Dale

YDG Barn

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Knight Stainforth

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Lower Winskill Farm

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CRO Depot 10 YDNP Car Park 11 Lower Barn, Cold Cotes

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12 Storrs Common 13 Country Harvest

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14 Escape Bike Shop

CRAVEN AREA

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SETTLE & GIGGLESWICK

15 Gigglewick Primary School 16 The Mains, Gigglewick 17 Settle Pool 18 Victoria Hall, Settle 19 Royal Oak Country Inn 20 Settle Primary School 21 Settle Railway Station 22 Settle Library

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23 Ingleton Pottery 24 Ingleton Outdoor Pool 25 St Mary’s Church 26 Stonegate Gallery Uncle Jeremy’s 27 Household Shop 28 Inglesport Climbing Wall

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INGLETON 29 Exhibition Room, TIC, Ingleton Community Centre 30 Ingleton Library 31 The i centre 32 The Art Block, The i centre

Please note the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) and the i centre are different venues. The TIC is located within Ingleton Community Centre, Main Street, Ingleton, LA6 3HG. The i centre is located on Backgate, Ingleton, LA6 3BT.

[email protected]

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Map data © 2016 Google

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