The Yorkshire Dalesman Magazine Jan 2016 Edición anterior

In January's Dalesman:

• Reach for the skyr: Adrian Braddy meets pioneering diary farmer Sam Moorhouse
• Back on track: Andrew Gallon attends the reopening of a village railway platform fifty years after it was closed
• Great Scott!: Phil Penfold talks to Selina Scott about politics, animals, Dickens and socks
• Fantastic follies - Danby's Druids: Adrian Braddy delves into the history, and legends, surrounding Ilton's stone circle
• Toads on the roads: Dave Pressland documents the work of the Osmotherly Toad Patrol
• United by music: Vicky Carr discovers why modern men are keeping singing traditions alive
• Pigs Might Fly - windows of opportunity: More tales from the Inn at the Top with Neil Hanson
• Practice made perfect: Tony Rossiter shows how James Herriot became one of Britain's most popular authors
• Boots, boots, boots: Tony Greenbank meets bespoke shoemaker Dan Nelson
• People before things: Part two of the W R Mitchell story charts the early years of the Yorkshire great's Dalesman career
• Plus columnists, puzzles, recipes, walks, cartoons, reviews, nature, news, events and much more.