Lost Property

The scattered remains of countless abandoned farmsteads pepper the arterial valleys and undulating hills that constitute the Yorkshire Dales National Park in Northern England. The remains of a golden age of agriculture long since passed into memory.

The result of countless hours studying historic Ordnance Survey maps and field trips in all weather and seasons, This ongoing work looks at what remains, from the barely recognisable limestone carcasses that litter the remote regions of the fells, to those closer to civilisation more able to adequately withstand the passage of time, though still uninhabited and liable to ruin.