Ingleton

In 1998 we walked the Ingleton Waterfalls Walk in Yorkshire.  This consists of a circular walk along footpaths up one river valley, across the hills at the head of the valley and then back down the next valley, returning to Ingleton.  Along the route there is a series of spectacular waterfalls, with ancient woodlands and open rocky areas.  We saw considerable amounts of thyme growing alongside the paths, in full-sun, either in the short grass or in pockets of soil between rocks.

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	Thyme growing in shallow soil on a rock near Pecca Twin Falls, Ingleton, Yorkshire.
	Thyme growing with grass between rocks near Pecca Twin Falls, Ingleton, Yorkshire.
Thyme growing in rocks beside the footpath, which is on the right, near Thornton Force, Ingleton, Yorkshire.
Thyme growing in grass on a rocky outcrop between footpath level and the muddy bed of the river below, near Beezley Falls,  ngleton, Yorkshire.	Thyme growing with grass, in shallow soil on rocks near Pecca Twin Falls, Ingleton, Yorkshire.

Photographs © 1998,  Mrs. Margaret Easter, no copying or reproduction permitted