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Outdoor activities coach Toby Cade and Adam-Peter Gair, outdoor activities manager at the centre on the water at Yeadon Tarn ahead of this weekend's Leeds 400 challenge.

The voluntary footpath rangers do everything from installing signposts and way markers to resurfacing footpaths, repairing and constructing bridges, installing steps, gates and fencing, clearing fallen trees and vegetation, and surveying paths.

In the summer, the voluntary footpath rangers often work on cutting back vegetation to improve access, whilst leaving wildflowers at the edge of footpath to benefit biodiversity.

Some of the ancient Bronze Age finds made at Pitty Close Farm in Drighlington, Leeds. As well as the cremated remains of a child and three adults, the dig uncovered fragments of a decorated clay urn.

Some of the ancient Bronze Age finds made at Pitty Close Farm in Drighlington, Leeds. As well as the cremated remains of a child and three adults, the dig uncovered fragments of a decorated clay urn, part of a pin which was carefully carved from a piece of animal bone and the shattered blade of a delicately honed flint knife.

Kat Baxter, Leeds Museums and Galleries’ curator of archaeology, with some of the ancient Bronze Age finds made at Pitty Close Farm in Drighlington, Leeds. As well as the cremated remains of a child and three adults, the dig uncovered fragments of a decorated clay urn, part of a pin which was carefully carved from a piece of animal bone and the shattered blade of a delicately honed flint knife.

Kat Baxter, Leeds Museums and Galleries’ curator of archaeology, with some of the ancient Bronze Age finds made at Pitty Close Farm in Drighlington, Leeds. As well as the cremated remains of a child and three adults, the dig uncovered fragments of a decorated clay urn, part of a pin which was carefully carved from a piece of animal bone and the shattered blade of a delicately honed flint knife.

Some of the ancient Bronze Age finds made at Pitty Close Farm in Drighlington, Leeds. As well as the cremated remains of a child and three adults, the dig uncovered part of a pin which was carefully carved from a piece of animal bone and the shattered blade of a delicately honed flint knife.

Kat Baxter, Leeds Museums and Galleries’ curator of archaeology, with fragments of a decorated clay urn found at Pitty Close Farm in Leeds.

Kat Baxter, Leeds Museums and Galleries’ curator of archaeology, with part of a pin which was carefully carved from a piece of animal bone, one of the Bronze Age finds made at Pitty Close Farm.

Kat Baxter, Leeds Museums and Galleries’ curator of archaeology, the shattered blade of a delicately honed flint knife, one of the Bronze Age finds made at Pitty Close Farm in Leeds.

Fragments of a decorated clay urn found at Pitty Close Farm in Leeds.