Ribble valley

Ribble Valley, Lancashire

Somehow, it seems, at an invisible border on the A59 – the nondescript road which connects the two – Lancastrians shift from being on top of the world to having, as they say in these parts, a right cob on

Totally designed, below. Obvious pruning is at front left near'ish the top. A mini-cathedral design. Not so obvious are layers chosen NOT to be in the design. Just as much thought goes into Le Jardin Rustique design as a more obvious potager. . No, this is not a woodland walk that just 'happened'. But you knew that. . Tapestry hedge, below, not a mono hedge. . If you have the good fortune for a tree such as this, magnificent tree, and can create a path, copying this, in a brand new USA…

The Ribble Valley from Clitheroe, Lancashire, England.

This bosky corner of Lancashire should be rammed but, for now, you can enjoy its posh hotpots, artisan cheeses and venison cobblers in peace

Celebrate Lancashire's dramatic landscapes and thrill your taste buds on the Ribble Valley Food Trail

The scenic Ribble Valley is one of northern England’s best kept secrets being an area of outstanding natural beauty noted for its rural landscape and welcoming hospitality. How do we fi…

Ribble Valley is nestled in the beautiful countryside of Lancashire. Here's what to do, where to stay and where to eat if you're planning on visiting the picturesque area.

Historical Background Boundaries, in the form of fences, walls and hedges, were originally used to enclose common or waste land and to bring it under more intense management, and may coincide with a change of ownership. As part of the Lancashire Historic Landscape Characterisation study three key time frames were used to identify how the landscape changed: Ancient i.e. before

River Ribble at Ribchester. Where Robert McBride (Peter Howard McBride Sr's Father) was baptized.