This video features views around the market town and civil parish of Otley, located in the metropolitan borough of the City of Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, by the River Wharfe. Otley is a rural market town nestled in the Wharfe Valley, and on weekends in Summer is very popular with locals and tourists alike to spend a leisurely afternoon either by the river or exploring the town centre and its many pubs. This video highlights some of the towns best known sites, along with a few more hidden gems, identified or featured within the video are the following: Wharfemeade Park, Otley Bridge, The River Wharfe, The Bridge Church, Bridge Street, The Cove Fish and Chip shop, Our Lady and All Saints Catholic Church, The Horse & Farrier public house, Thomas Chippendale memorial plaque and statue, Kirkgate, The Black Horse Hotel, Stables Restaurant, Beech Hill, Artamis, Guy Croft, Piper Lane, The Fleece public house, Waitrose, Burras Lane, Falcon Close, All Saints Parish Church, Bondgate, Wild Thing, The Otley Apothecary, the Bowling Green public house, New Market, the Traditional Sweet Shop, Chip in Dales, Market Street, the Market Place, and the Jubilee Clock. One of the notable aspects of Otley in this video are the number of Union Jack and Olympic flags, which decorate the town centre. This is in tribute to Otley athlete Lizzie Armitstead who claimed a Silver Medal in the cycling Women's Road Race at the London 2012 Olympics.

• published: 13 Aug 2012
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• author: stuartmoss