In the sixties I had an MGA.
A lovely car for its time but the S.U. fuel pump was so unreliable that I kept a hammer under the passenger seat in order to thump the pump mounting panel and free the stuck points.
Last year a colonial from Illinois moved to our village, and we got talking about our cars.
He confessed that as a teenager he had loved his MGA. I asked was there anything peculiar about it. ‘Yes’ he said, ‘I used to keep a hammer under the passenger seat . . .'

Would you like a pile of first stones that you can cast?

Ah Yes, England at its best . . .

All excellent advice above. Any direction but south-south-west and you will be pleased.
Bronte fans may wish to visit the rectory at Haworth, though it is not particularly photogenic.
I have a soft spot for Ripon, and Fountains Abbey should not be missed:-

You don't need a viewfinder when you have the screen.

Me too; especially in a room that was supposed to be haunted!

To England's shame and disgrace.

Whatever equipment you take, make sure you visit Wells, Gloucester, and Worcester[ pronounced 'gloster' and 'wuster'].
Durham is a 5 hour drive North, but you will be glad you went!
I do suggest a light tripod, a bean-bag or similar, and a remote release.

Pegasus: I couldn't have said it better myself.
Only louder!

. . .and ended up with Trump instead!

First class image.

I don't know how relevant this may be to Mosquitos but 'Biggles' was a very popular child's fictional hero in the middle of the 20th century.
His date of birth was always uncertain, rather like that of Sherlock Holmes, though he certainly saw service in the Great War.
Instead of Dr. Watson, his constant companions were the rather 'upper class' 'Algy', and the 'other ranks' 'Ginger'.
The books were written by a 'Captain W.E. Johns', though whether this was an actual human or a factory I have never found out.
I don't remember any specific association with Mosquitos, though Biggles was active in Sopwith Camels, and on one ocassion an expedition in a Supermarine Walrus to, I believe, South America.
There was also an also identical female aviator by the name of 'Worrals'; in those more innocent times few of us considered that she might be Biggles in drag . . .

Have a look at https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2017/09/20/trends-in-atlantic-hurricanes/
The mountains of our money wickedly wasted on the Warmist religion would be better spent on aid for all those who suffer from the terrible catastrophic damage caused by Climate.

Bravo!