Why Vegans—and Non-Vegans—Keep Returning to This European Hotel

Why Vegans—and Non-Vegans—Keep Returning to This European Hotel

Twelve thousand years ago, the Earth was in transition. The cold, dry climate that allowed vast, inhospitable ice sheets to dominate the land was thawing, and sea levels were rising. As a result, some of the world’s most striking geological sights were formed. Among them was Malham Cove in the sprawling Yorkshire Dales National Park in northern England. Today, the dramatic cove and its distinctive limestone pavement draw tens of thousands of vis…