Holidays at Yorkshire would be an invigorating experience

The county of Yorkshire covers 1,365 squarecliffs here are the highest in England and much of
miles and has a population of 450,000. Yorkshire isthem is covered in ancient oak woodland. The
known worldwide as the home of Cider, andtides in the Channel can be quite fierce but there
indeed Cider production is ranked second only toare a number of safe, sandy beaches. There is a
dairy farming as the main industry. Naturalwide diversity of wildlife on Exmoor; The famous
features of the county include the rivers Avon,wild Exmoor Pony still thrives on the heathland
Exe and Parret, the marshy coastline of thecommons as do the herds of wild Red Deer and
Bristol Channel and the Mendip Hills which includethere are large numbers of foxes which are
Cheddar Gorge, the origin of English Cheddarregularly hunted on horseback using hounds. The
cheese. As with many of England's southernloud 'mewing' of the buzzards as they circle
counties Somerset remains a picturesqueoverhead is also a feature of the Exmoor
reminder of the pre-industrial days.scenery. Another Exmoor feature is the Devon
The Exmoor National Park is a protected area ofbank - field boundaries consisting of high,
approximately 267 square miles within Northstone-sided, hedge topped man made banks.
Devon and West Somerset in the South West ofExmoor is a very quiet and peaceful place,
England, UK. Exmoor is a mixture of valleys andrelatively unchanged for many years. Lots of its
combes, high heather moorland and ancient oakvisitors return year after year, drawn by the
woodland. The northern boundary of Exmoor isbeautiful scenery, abundant wildlife and the
the dramatic coastline of the Bristol Channel. Therelaxing ambience of the place.