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Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian Cricketer Stuart Broad pictured in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, on Friday. WORDS BY JONATHAN LIEW PICTURE TAKEN ON FRIDAY 24 JULY 2015
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian The 158th annual Britannia Coco-nut Dancers pictured before dancing through the streets of Bacup, Lancashire on Easter Saturday. The tradition, which includes dancers having their faces blacked up, goes back to the early days of coal mining in the area and the miners using coconuts to protect their knees and elbows. The event starts in the village of Britannia. From left are, Ronald Searle, Martin McNulty and Brian Bancroft. PICTURE TAKEN ON SATURDAY 19 APRIL 2014
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian Ice cream seller Adam Whitworth of Royd Ices on Monday afternoon above Cragg Vale near Mytholmroyd, West Yorkshire. Ice cream sales are ready to soar of the next few days as the country looks forward to a heatwave. PICTURE TAKEN ON MONDAY 29 JUNE 2015
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian The 20th Yorkshire International Open Golf Croquet tournament held at the Ripon Spa Hotel in Ripon, North Yorkshire. The three day event started today (Tuesday) and ends on Thursday. Competitors travel from all over the world. There are two types of croquet, golf croquet and association croquet. Picture shows Mike O'Brian (CORRECT) from Swadlincote, Derbyshire, on the practice court. PICTURE TAKEN ON TUESDAY 11 AUGUST 2015
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian The Volkswagen (VW) Festival weekend in the grounds of Harewood House, near Leeds, West Yorkshire on Sunday. The event has been on all weekend and attracts all models of VW cars and vans. Picture shpws Kirsty Greatrex of Walsall, West Midlands, with her 1969 VW Beetle. PICTURE TAKEN ON SUNDAY 16 AUGUST 2015
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian Sculptor Andrew Kay walks past his lone wolf metal sculpture on the hills above Kendal, Cumbria (formerly Cumberland and Westmorland). The last wolf in Britain was killed at nearby Humphrey Head in the former county of Westmorland in the 14th century. There is a contemporary line of thought that the re-introduction of wolves would be beneficial to Britain's eco-system. Andrew's work is collected throughout the world. 25.2.2016
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian The fire at the mill on Lumb Lane, Bradford, West Yorkshire on Thursday. PICTURE TAKEN ON THURSDAY 28 JANUARY 2016
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian The Jurats of Jurade, the top vineyard owners from Saint- Emilion , in the Bordeaux region of France, enjoy a glass of wine at Leventhorpe Vineyard at Woodlesford, near Leeds, West Yorkshire, on Thursday, during a wine tasting tour of England. Leventhorpe Vineyard was planted thirty years ago by owner George Bowden . From left are, Sabine Silvestrini, Max Silvestrini, and Brigitte Destovet. PICTURE TAKEN ON THURSDAY 14 APRIL 2016.
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian Clergy at Bradford Cathedral, Bradford, West Yorkshire, practice for pancake day, Shrove Tuesday, as they race down the centre of the Cathedral. Picture shows Reverend Canon Mandy Coutts and Head Verger Jon Howard. PICTURE TAKEN ON MONDAY 8 FEBRUARY 2016
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian Fifty of Britain's top Elvis tribute artists battle it out for the title of `King of Britain' at Elsecar Heritage Centre, near Barnsley, South Yorkshire, this weekend. The event starts today (Friday) and ends on Sunday. Picture shows Tim Crysell (CORRECT) of Oxford getting reading to go on stage. PICTURE TAKEN ON FRIDAY 20 MAY 2016.
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian Sue Gilmartin (70), of Haworth, West Yorkshire, with some of the 300 gnomes she keeps in her garden during the summer months. Several have been stolen over the 10 years she has kept them, but Sue has managed to maintain the numbers when new ones come out.
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian The annual harvest of the apples in the orchard at Ampleforth College, Ampleforth, North Yorkshire. The College's monks have grown apples for over 200 years and for most of that time, grown them for eating. In the last 15 years, they been used for making cider and most recently apple juice, which they sell commercially. Picture shows Father Matthew Burns, picking the apples.
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian Head brewer Mark Slater of the famous Theakston's Brewery in Masham, North Yorkshire, pictured holding a pint of the brew `Noah's Ark', an amber ale, which the brewery has produced following the recent floods in Cumbria and Yorkshire, with part of the proceeds from sales going to flood victims. The company is in its 189th year of brewing beer in the town.
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian Jordan Henderson of Liverpool Football Club, pictured at the club's Melwood training ground in the city. PICTURE TAKEN ON FRIDAY 11 DECEMBER 2015
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian Neil Hulme, a family member and director of Oldroyd's rhubarb growers in Carlton, near Wakefield, West Yorkshire, picks this year's crop of forced rhubarb. The Oldroyd family has grown rhubarb in the `rhubarb triangle' of Rothwell, Wakefield, and Morley, since the early 1900s. Forced rhubarb is grown in the dark, and picked by candlelight, to maximise its growth. PICTURE TAKEN ON THURSDAY 14 JANUARY 2016
Picture: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian The annual Pride and Prejudice themed ball held at Chatsworth House, Chatsworth in Derbyshire, on Saturday night. As the probable inspiration behind Pemberley, Mr Darcy's home in the Jane Austen novel, guests to the ball experienced Georgian life against the backdrop of one of England's greatest estates, including a five course dinner. Picture shows from left, Abbi Langsdon, Mary Gormsen and Allyson Ancona, all from Tennessee, USA. PICTURE TAKEN ON SATURDAY 4 JULY 2015

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