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Footbridge across the River Dove, the meeting point of several footpaths. The broken gate latch would not deter curious livestock.

The photo is taken from FP North Frodingham 6 which runs along the retaining bank for the infant River Hull. The river is just visible at top left. Note how it runs at... (more)

Architecture old and new from a viewpoint NW of Heywood

This 'cattle creep' was built into the original Leeds-Hull railway line for the convenience of farmers. It is not on a right of way at present, but it is... (more)

This field drain (also seen a short distance away in Link is distinguished by a name on the OS map. It can be traced to the lakes in... (more)

The self-seeded trees growing up alongside the East Coast Main Line as it passes through Bishop Wood have been drastically flailed, to keep trees well away from the line.... (more)

The farm house doorway incorporates fragments of the long demolished Marton Priory.

The modern farm house beside the east side of the fish ponds area.

The field is full of depressions and banks marking where the Priory fish ponds were situated.

Earlier photos show the fine well at Wath Cottages outside Staveley. This is a close-up of the rusting mechanism.

As the track along the top of Aldergate Bank approached Potato Nab, what should come into view but a field of potatoes.

Reaching the summit of Lofthouse Hill suddenly opens up an unexpected panoramic view over Lofthouse Gate and the countryside beyond. The location is not on a Public... (more)

Five years on from Gordon Hatton's visit to this site, FP Cundall with Leckby 15.28/4/1 was found to be impassible on 1/6/25. Fencing off a footpath from the main... (more)

While the field walls bordering the nearby footpath have large stones built in as foundation elements, this wall has been constructed entirely of huge rectangular blocks... (more)

Carle Tower (Carl on a nearby notice slab for shooters) has the appearance of a square cairn built on a natural outcrop from local stones, but on closer inspection (as... (more)