This gallery contains a few shots
of York, taken while I was based there during the Easter holiday of
2003.
York is a fascinating city. Most of its original city wall still exists
and the city centre still features its medieval street pattern of
narrow lanes and alleys, on which many sixteenth century buildings
still stand. York Minster, England's most important cathedral after
Canterbury, dominates the skyline. The city is also enriched by its
gardens and parks. As these images were shot early in the spring the
trees were still rather bare and the light was on the weak side, but I
hope that they serve to give some impression of the city's
beauty.
Click on any of
the thumbnails for a full-sized image.
This page last
updated 16th April 2005
