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	Carrfield Road - Carrfield Lane by Betty Longbottom
	Direction Sign - Signpost in Barwick in Elmet by C Minto Located in Barwick in Elmet, on the southwest side of the junction of Main Street, Leeds Road and Long Lane. Barwick in Elmet and Scholes parish. 3 arms and annulus and bar finial. The Garforth arm looks original, the other two are old but... (more)
	The Sycamores, Leeds Road, Barwick-in-Elmet by Stephen Craven A modern housing development.
	Pumping station adjacent to Cock Beck by Phil Catterall
	Footpath off Rakehill Road, Barwick-in-Elmet by Humphrey Bolton This path goes to the centre of the village via Elmwood Avenue. It used to go up alongside the field boundary across the left side of the image, but has been diverted. After the initial stile there are three shiny new kissing gates.
	The Maypole, Barwick-in-Elmet by Chris Heaton 86 foot high maypole in the centre of Barwick-in-Elmet village. It is not the tallest in England or even Yorkshire, having recently visited the pole in Nun Monkton which reaches 88 feet into the sky. The pole is taken down by hand every... (more)
	Ford at Barwick in Elmet by John Walton This ford on Rake Beck is found at Barwick in Elmet. Link
	Barwick in Elmet, Rakehill Farm by Mel Towler The roadside growth of the hedgerow totally obliterating any view of Rakehill Farm.
	Hall Tower Hill - Southern, Outer Rampart by BC The path goes round Hall Tower Hill's southern and western rampart.
	Two pubs and a giant maypole by Gordon Hatton The Black Swan and Gascoigne Arms pubs in the centre of Barwick in Elmet. Between them is the 86ft high maypole, which dwarfs the stone war memorial beside it.
	Jubilee Gardens, Barwick-in-Elmet by Stephen Craven Also known as Hall Tower Burial Ground, this 19th century detached parish burial ground superseded the churchyard. In 1977 it became known as Jubilee Gardens, and in 1990 was formally closed to new burials.
	Hall Tower Hill, Barwick in Elmet by Gordon Hatton A motte and bailey castle, thought to date from around 1140 at the time of a civil war between followers of King Stephen and those of Queen Matilda which went on for nearly 20 years. The motte would have had a timber structure on the top,... (more)