Malham Cove in North Yorkshire is part of the famed scenery of the Yorkshire Dales. The cove is a natural limestone formation; its 260ft high cliff face starkly contrasts with its surrounding landscape of gentle, green valleys criss-crossed with dry-stone walls. If you follow some cobbled stone steps located left of the cove, this leads
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