Archived Events

Vernacular buildings are the attractive houses and barns, built of local stone, which contribute to the unique character of the Ingleborough Dales landscape,with its remote upland farms, small nucleated villages and isolated field barns. Built within the last 400 years by local farmers, such structures are a rich historical resource, though much under-used by historians. Documentary records are sparse and buildings are perhaps not greatly understood by non-specialists.

The Award in Ground Based Chainsaw Operation (CS30 & CS31) is a 4-day practical course which is for people with little or no experience of chainsaws, who require a certification in the maintenance and safe use of chainsaws and the felling and processing of trees up to 380mm, in order to comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 Regulations.

A full day workshop event starting with an outdoor sketching of subjects around Stainforth followed by time to work up a sketch into a full size line and wash painting. A quick demo and full explanation of artist and tutor John Harrison’s techniques and methods will be given to guide you. John will offer advice and help as needed throughout the session.

Saturday 21st October 2017

11:00 - 16:00

Victoria Hall, Settle

Join Yorkshire Dales Society and the Capturing the Past team to celebrate the first two years of their fantastic community archiving project.

Members of the team will be showcasing the many historical photographs, estate maps, wills and other documents unearthed as part of this very successful project

For more information please visit their website or contact ann.shadrake@friendsofthedales.org.uk

The Award in Tree Climbing and Rescue (QCF) City & Guilds NPTC Level 2 (CS38) is a 6-day practical course including assessment.