Land-Art Installation Unveiled at Whitby Abbey

A monumental land-art installation, named the Heritage Tree, has been unveiled at Whitby Abbey to celebrate the 30th anniversary of The National Lottery. The artwork, covering 5,400 square meters, honors seven influential figures in heritage and conservation, including Sir Tim Smit and Arthur Torrington CBE, with their hands depicted holding the roots of a tree. Sir Tony Robinson, who unveiled the piece, emphasized the importance of recognizing those dedicated to preserving heritage. Additionally, the Bowes Museum is set to launch a new gallery, 'Objects on the Move,' showcasing previously stored items and offering insights into conservation practices starting October 26. Meanwhile, an art exhibition titled 'A Yorkshire Year' is on display at Nunnington Hall, featuring seasonal landscapes by local artists, open until December 15. The Yorkshire Dales continue to attract visitors with their stunning natural beauty and rich heritage, underscoring the region's appeal for outdoor enthusiasts.