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Hello and greetings from Ireland. The nearest village is called Langthwaite and has only a pub in it called The Red Lion. Some scenes from All creatures great and small were filmed in the village. The bridge in the village was shown in the opening scenes. The pub car park that I left from is called the CB Inn. CB stands for Charles Bathurst Inn. The CB Inn is very close to Langthwaite. Drive out of the CB car park turning left and just down the road turn right into a very narrow road and keep driving until you hit the splash, just like the video. Hope you enjoy your time in the Dales.

@@stephenkeogh412 Thank you so very much for your detailed and extremely helpful information. I look forward to visiting this beautiful area next year. I have been a fan of All Creatures since the 1990’s and am so excited to be seeing the Watersplash and other locations on my visit next year . Are you able to tell me the name of the road you turn right down? I don’t want to miss the turn off . Thank you once again . Kind regards Jacqueline

@@jacquelinetilly8300 I'm sorry I just can't think of the name of the road but you won't miss it because it's literally a few hundred yards from the CB car park. It is very narrow at the start but gets a little wider as you go.

@@stephenkeogh412 Thank you . I am sure i will get there . Many thanks again for your kind help ( and wonderful videos) Jackie

Set your sat nav for the CB inn DL11 6EN. With your car facing out of their carpark, turn left and a few hundred yards down the road turn right into a narrow road and continue driving about 2 miles , maybe less and you simply won't miss it then. Hope this helps.

studio.ua-cam.com/users/videoe9uFzVn_5xY/edit. Check this and it will show you the way.

Exactly! James Herriott never drove a Mercedes Benz.

Same here, I was due to visit around the same time but Covid-19 has put all our plans on hold.

@@stephenkeogh412 I was going to visit the entire British Isles by first flying to London and taking a train to Yorkshire, then I was going to drive to Edinburgh from there.

@@marvinthemaniac7698 I have not been to Edinburgh, I'm told it is a beautiful city, but some day I will get there if we can ever travel again.

@@stephenkeogh412 that makes two of us.

Yes, Askrigg is a lovely little village and I find it so very peaceful there. I usually try to stay with Lisa and Keith in Skeldale house which is an excellent guest house.

​@@stephenkeogh412 Next time I go to the Dales, I'll definitely take a room at Skeldale House.

Thank you. I have just come back from Askrigg, I just love North Yorkshire especially Askrigg. Keep an eye on my youtube channel for similar videos.

You would enjoy it Andy, it is a place filled with beauty and very friendly people. The air is crisp and fresh, the beer is great and the food is produced on the land that surrounds you. Hope you can make it there one day.

Thank you, I've been to London and a few small towns near there but I'd really like to visit Yorkshire if I ever get back to England. Especially York, Whitby, and Thirsk.

I have been to London and some of the surrounding areas but found the pace of life too fast. Things are more relaxed and easy going up in Yorkshire. The only problem is that once you set foot in Yorkshire, you will be drawn in to it and have a burning desire to keep returning.

Thank you. Check out Askrigg part 2 and Askrigg from the moor road.