UK ~ Images of North York Moors National Park ~

...Surprise postcard nr2...magical views...one huge paradise for nature lovers... with another so sweet Peter Rabbit stamp...Thanks so much Andrene for all these fantastic surprises from your vacation!!  ♥(ˆ⌣ˆԅ)

Eskdale    Thomason Foss      Rosenberry Topping Ryedale     Glaisdale Moor      Young Ralph Cross
The North York Moors National Park is an area of land in North Yorkshire, England, covering 1,436km² (554 sq mi). The Moors were granted National Park status in 1952.

England's Most Wooded National Park though named and famed for moors, North York is in fact England’s most wooded national park. Forests cover 22 percent of its area and native oak, ash, birch, and rowan fill streamsides and valleys to create a canopy for shade-loving plants. Most of the park’s forests were planted during the 20th century as a timber resource.

Stamps:

The 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Beatrix Potter, 1866-1943
"The Tale of Peter Rabbit"

(Issued 28-07-2016)