York Daily Photo

At the end of Goodramgate, you come to this staircase leading up into Monk Bar, the strongest medieval defense tower along the city walls. ...

It was weird weather in York yesterday, warm but sporadically rainy and very grey. I had to go in to town to the bank, and walked past the e...

There's a mini food festival on in York at the moment. The Autumn Harvest Mushrooms stall in particular caught my eye because of the wid...

The photo of the benches I posted yesterday overlooks this public garden, which is off Peasholme Green opposite the Black Swan pub. The buil...

Can any Yorkies out there guess where these benches are? They're pretty hidden away and off the beaten track. A photo of the view they o...

This is one of York's snickelways , called Penny Lane, which I nipped through today taking a short cut across the town centre. I love th...

A classic York street scene, with the Minster in the background. Low Petergate has a mixture of chain stores and independents.

Sign in the door of Give a Dog a Bone , another one of my favourite shops on Fossgate which sells all kinds of funky gifts and fun bits and ...

History meets nostalgia in many of the recreated rooms in York's Castle Museum. This is one of them - the 1950s lounge. I could feel qui...

"The Hairy Fig, purveyors of fine fodder" a gorgeous little shop on Fossgate, right next to the entrance to the historic Merchants...

Thanks to those who left a comment yesterday and welcomed me back. After blogger's misbehaviour today they all seem to have vanished.

Look, my village has a station where the man pops out of his little house to open the barriers when a train is coming. The village I live in...

I currently have the best of both worlds. I moved in June to a village on the north west outskirts of York, with the city on one side, and ...