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Showing nearest 50 of 121,946 images tagged with top:Village, Rural settlement tag near TA0079.
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Flying the flag at St Peter's, Willerby
by John S Turner geograph for square TA0079 The gateway to St Peter's showing the two gateposts that are both... (more)
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1GL bench mark and bolt on St Peter's, Willerby
by John S Turner for square TA0079 This bench mark is on the south face of St Peter's tower. see also... (more)
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Sundial and St Peter over St Peter's church porch, Willerby
by John S Turner for square TA0079 The effigy below the sundial is of St Peter holding the keys to Heaven.
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The porch of St Peter's, Willerby
by John S Turner for square TA0079 Looking north towards the porch of St Peter's, Willerby. Above the... (more)
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The north side of St Peter's Willerby
by Martin Dawes geograph for square TA0079 Tags:
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Dated gatepost at Willerby church
by John S Turner for square TA0079 Both gateposts for Willerby St Peter's are dated '1822'.
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St Peter's, Willerby
by John S Turner geograph for square TA0079 The south side of St Peter's, Willerby.
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St Peter's Willerby
by Martin Dawes geograph for square TA0079 The earliest work is 13th century. The church was restored 1881-2 by James Demaine.
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Entrance to Willerby Grange
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0079 Leading also to the A64 - not seen, but definitely heard.
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Wain's Lane, Willerby
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0079 Looking east towards Staxton.
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Traffic free Willerby
by Martin Dawes geograph for square TA0079 Churchyard to the left, Willerby Grange Farm to the right.
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Lane to the west of Willerby Grange Farm
by Martin Dawes geograph for square TA0079 It no longer goes to the A64(T)its upgrading cut this off.The high ground... (more)
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Once a School
by Martin Dawes geograph for square TA0179 From Ings Lane the inscription on the gable end reads Willerby Board... (more)
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Willerby School, Staxton
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0179 Opened in 1878 by the Willerby School Board to provide village children... (more)
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Whitewashed cottage with solar panels
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0179 On the north side of Staxton's main street.
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Shop Farm, on Staxton's main street
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0179 Presumably there was once a shop here, but not any more.
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![TA0179 : Staxton [or Willerby] Primitive Methodist Chapel by Christine Johnstone](http://s2.geograph.org.uk/geophotos/02/70/09/2700946_bb604550_120x120.jpg)
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Staxton [or Willerby] Primitive Methodist Chapel
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0179 Built in 1847, and Grade II listed, but now boarded up.
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Bungalow on the south side of the A1039
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0279 Is that part of a radio mast, or a very tall flagpole?
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Lurking under the hedge, west of Flixton
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0379 The gate was the focus of this picture until I noticed the statue halfway... (more)
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Speed limit on the A1039
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0379 Entering Flixton from the west.
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Ganton railway station (site), Yorkshire
by Nigel Thompson geograph for square SE9878 Opened in 1845 by the York & North Midland Railway on its line from... (more)
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Ganton Level Crossing
by Martin Dawes geograph for square SE9878 On the York to Scarborough line
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Track toward Ganton
by Martin Dawes geograph for square SE9877 The village roofs can be seen on the left.Wolds Way and Centenary Way.
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Gallery and Tearoom at Willerby Wold Farm
by Martin Dawes geograph for square TA0176 Home made and fresh,to be recommended.Excellent use of a barn on the edge of the yard.
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House at Ings Bridge
by Martin Dawes geograph for square SE9880 Tags:
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Western edge of Flixton
by Pauline Eccles geograph for square TA0379 The A1039 passes through the village, carrying traffic to east coast resorts.
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Ings Road toward Darrell's Low Farm
by Martin Dawes geograph for square SE9982 The end of the road
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Houses at the eastern end of Flixton
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0479 Why is social housing nearly always built at the edge of a village?
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St Martin's, Seamer
by John S Turner geograph for square TA0183 Looking north west towards the south face of St Martin's.
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The south west corner of St Martin's church, Seamer
by John S Turner for square TA0183 There is a 1GL bench mark and bolt on the very weathered wall to the... (more)
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Seamer loop-holed wall
by John S Turner geograph for square TA0183 The Seamer loop-holed wall is a rare survivor of Home Guard defences from... (more)
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The ancient south door of St Martin's, Seamer
by John S Turner for square TA0183 This lovely old door and surround is inside the south porch of the church.
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Sundial on St Martin's porch, Seamer
by John S Turner for square TA0183 This old sundial is above the south porch door of St Martin's.
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Weathered bench mark on St Martin's, Seamer
by John S Turner for square TA0183 This 1GL bench mark and bolt is very weathered on the south face of St... (more)
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Inscription on the loop-holed wall in Seamer
by John S Turner for square TA0183 The Seamer loop-holed wall is in Main Street, outside the Old Vicarage,... (more)
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Priest's door of St Martin's, Seamer
by John S Turner for square TA0183 This small door is in the early south wall of St Martin's church.
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St Martin's gateway, Seamer
by John S Turner geograph for square TA0183 Looking across Main Street towards the gateway to St Martin's... (more)
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Western end of Folkton churchyard
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0579 Seen from the churchyard gate. The ground is much higher than the adjoining pavement.
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St John the Evangelist, Folkton
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0579 A Grade II* 13th century church with Georgian and Victorian alterations.
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Church of St John the Evangelist at Folkton
by Pauline Eccles geograph for square TA0579 Compare to this view by Tracey taken in December, 2009. TA0579 : Folkton village in winter
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Eastern end of Folkton church and churchyard
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0579 Seen from the churchyard gate.
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In need of repair, Folkton main street
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0579 A rather rundown outhouse overshadowed by a magnificent tree.
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House with Yorkshire sash windows, Folkton
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0579 Yorkshire sash windows slide horizontally, not vertically, along grooves in the frame.
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Whitewashed houses in Folkton
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0579 Looking north-east down the main [only] street.
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The junction of Main Street and Eastgate, Seamer
by John S Turner geograph for square TA0183 #1 Main Street is on the right, which has the remains of a bench mark on... (more)
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Very weathered bench mark on #1 Main Street, Seamer
by John S Turner for square TA0183 The only part of this bench mark that is really visible is the bottom of... (more)
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Recycling point and Seamer parish noticeboard
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0283 On the west side of Centurion Way, Crossgates.
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Claudius Grove from Centurion Way
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0283 The street names in this new Crossgates development have a definite Roman theme.
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Centurion Way, Crossgates
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0283 Looking towards the junction with Hadrian's Walk. The street names... (more)
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Centurion Way, Crossgates
by Christine Johnstone geograph for square TA0283 Snaking down from the B1261.
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