Great Places For Consumers To Use Their Binoculars

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Getting a high-quality pair of binoculars can be an exciting development for consumers. These items can be used for spotting wildlife such as birds and for getting a better view of the stunning scenery around. They can also be turned to the skies for clearer sightings of the moon, stars, planets and so on.

The UK has plenty of areas of natural beauty that are perfect for those who want to make the very most of their binoculars.

Writing in the Guardian recently, Jo Foster from the National Trust noted that the Yorkshire Dales contain many sites of interest. According to the expert, a seven-mile walk around the area of Malham Tarn can be great for those wishing to use their viewing equipment.

She said: "Bring your binoculars and look out for great crested grebe, tufted duck, pochard, wigeon, teal, goosander and, occasionally, hen harrier. The tarn is also home to a unique community of rare plants and animals; stonewort covers most of the bed of the tarn, sheltering pea mussels and three-spined stickleback. It also provides food for diving birds, such as great crested grebes."

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... recommended by Ms Foster is Langstrothdale. By following the Dales Way from Yockenthwaite towards Beckermonds, people can take in a range of interesting sights, including a lime kiln and a stone circle.

Individuals who want a longer trip might be interested in The James Herriot Way, she went on to suggest. This is 52 miles long and can be walked in four to five days. She remarked: "This circular trek combines strolling in the valley bottoms with some energetic work on the skylines. It takes in parts of Swaledale and Wensleydale including Aysgarth, Grinton, Keld, Askrigg and Hawes."

These days, there are many binoculars for consumers to choose from, including compact pocket versions that are easy to transport on long walks.

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