Links to other sites

Here we present links to other sites we feel complement EskValley.com

Have fun exploring, but don't forget to come back!

Arts and Crafts

Based in the village of Egton, 1 mile from the village of Grosmont, James Godbold produces a wide range of high quality wrought iron and steel work. Wroughtironsmith.com

Accommodation

Clitherbecks Farm overlooks Eskdale, Danby Castle and Fryup Dale in the picturesque North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Situated at the head of it's own valley the farm is ideal for guests who wish to 'get away from it all' in a peaceful rural setting. Clitherbecks Farm

Bed and breakfast accommodation in the local pub at Grosmont, North Yorkshire. Station Tavern

Harbour location in the picturesque village of Staithes with beautiful views. An ideal base to explore the Esk Valley, North Yorkshire's Heritage Coast and scenic moors. Enjoy an active seaside holiday or simply a relaxing last minute break. http://www.alumcottage.info/

Bronte Cottage is an 18th Century-stone built former mill cottage in the village of Hinderwell within the North York Moors National Park. It is now a charming and beautifully renovated two bedroomed self-catering holiday cottage, which sleeps 3 people. http://www.bronte-cottage.co.uk

Scuba Diving

We always think of EskValley.com covering 'Coast & Dale' so here is a site that covers what's to be found off our shores. Colin Brittain's Scuba Diving site covers everything you need to know about diving off the North East Coast and more. http://www.eskside.co.uk

UK Villages

We just cover the communities in the Esk Valley and the surrounding area. However there is one website that covers the whole of the UK with information about every village and town. This is called www.ukvillages.co.uk/ and is well worth a visit

Ethical Jobs

Ethical Jobs aims to list the best jobs available for people with a social conscience who have a desire to play a part in creating a better environment for us all to share. http://www.ethical-jobs.com/

First Pasture

A rural website that offers books and prints of rural scenes as well as a forum for country folk. This is called www.farmingbooksandprints.co.uk/.