Greystone Plantation

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire Pendle

England

Greystone Plantation

Moorcock Inn Located on a bend on the A682, this popular country pub dates from the 18th century. It is seen here in 1996 when it was a Thwaites house. — Moorcock Inn Credit: Stephen McKay

Greystone Plantation, located in Yorkshire, England, is a sprawling estate nestled amidst the rich woodlands and enchanting forests of the region. Renowned for its natural beauty and historical significance, the plantation spans over hundreds of acres, offering a captivating glimpse into the area's past.

The main feature of Greystone Plantation is its magnificent manor house, a splendid example of Georgian architecture. With its elegant facade, grandiose columns, and meticulously landscaped gardens, the house serves as a testament to the opulence and prestige of the estate's former owners. Inside, visitors can explore the lavishly decorated rooms, showcasing exquisite period furnishings and intricate artwork.

Surrounding the manor house are vast woodlands, which have been carefully preserved to maintain their natural splendor. These woodlands provide a haven for a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. Visitors can embark on leisurely walks along the winding trails, immersing themselves in the serenity of the forest and admiring the picturesque scenery.

Greystone Plantation also holds historical significance, with records dating back several centuries. It has served as a residence for notable figures throughout history, and its walls hold stories of the past. The plantation offers guided tours, allowing visitors to delve into the rich tapestry of its history and learn about the lives and legacies of its former inhabitants.

In conclusion, Greystone Plantation in Yorkshire is a captivating destination that seamlessly blends natural beauty with historical charm. Whether exploring the grand manor house, strolling through the enchanting woodlands, or delving into its fascinating history, visitors are sure to be enthralled by the allure of this remarkable estate.

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Moorcock Inn Located on a bend on the A682, this popular country pub dates from the 18th century. It is seen here in 1996 when it was a Thwaites house.

Moorcock Inn

Located on a bend on the A682, this popular country pub dates from the 18th century. It is seen here in 1996 when it was a Thwaites house.

Roadsign in the centre of Blacko At the junction of Gisburn Road and Beverley Road. See <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6679534">SD8541 : Direction Sign &ndash; Signpost in Blacko</a> for a close look. Milestone Society National ID: LA_SD8541B.

Roadsign in the centre of Blacko

At the junction of Gisburn Road and Beverley Road. See SD8541 : Direction Sign – Signpost in Blacko for a close look. Milestone Society National ID: LA_SD8541B.

Blacko Evangelical Chapel Formerly Ebenezer Methodist Chapel <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4455395">SD8541 : Blacko: Ebenezer Chapel</a>.

Blacko Evangelical Chapel

Formerly Ebenezer Methodist Chapel SD8541 : Blacko: Ebenezer Chapel.

Blacko war memorial Close to the chapel, designed by Thomas Arthur Darcy Braddell and erected in 1921. The flagpole was added in 2014 to mark the centenary of the Great War. The memorial was listed grade II in 2018 (list entry 1452765) where a detailed description is given.

Blacko war memorial

Close to the chapel, designed by Thomas Arthur Darcy Braddell and erected in 1921. The flagpole was added in 2014 to mark the centenary of the Great War. The memorial was listed grade II in 2018 (list entry 1452765) where a detailed description is given.

Postbox, Gisburn road, Blacko This is a modern box on a metal pole, but its location, as so often, appears to be dictated by the fact that there used to be a post office just a few metres down the road (now a private house).

Postbox, Gisburn road, Blacko

This is a modern box on a metal pole, but its location, as so often, appears to be dictated by the fact that there used to be a post office just a few metres down the road (now a private house).

Footpath towards Blacko Hill The path appears to be heading to the tower, but actually only goes to the top of this field then joins another path running along the hillside. There is no public access to the tower itself.

Footpath towards Blacko Hill

The path appears to be heading to the tower, but actually only goes to the top of this field then joins another path running along the hillside. There is no public access to the tower itself.

Entering Blacko from the west A name sign on the A682, in a form common in this part of Lancashire. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6038733">SD8541 : Old Village Signpost by the A6062, Blacko Parish</a> shows it in close-up. Milestone Society National ID: LA_SD8541.

Entering Blacko from the west

A name sign on the A682, in a form common in this part of Lancashire. SD8541 : Old Village Signpost by the A6062, Blacko Parish shows it in close-up. Milestone Society National ID: LA_SD8541.

View from Blacko to Pendle The hill is 5km almost due west of this end of the village. Viewed here on a frosty December day.

View from Blacko to Pendle

The hill is 5km almost due west of this end of the village. Viewed here on a frosty December day.

Low-lying cloud in the valley of the Pendle Water Typical of a temperature inversion on a still, cold winter day.

Low-lying cloud in the valley of the Pendle Water

Typical of a temperature inversion on a still, cold winter day.

Footpath to Admergill The path follows the line of a fence towards the valley bottom.

Footpath to Admergill

The path follows the line of a fence towards the valley bottom.

Old county boundary sign (1) A short distance beyond this modern sign was the pre-1974 boundary between Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire. The County Palatine gained from those boundary changes.

Old county boundary sign (1)

A short distance beyond this modern sign was the pre-1974 boundary between Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire. The County Palatine gained from those boundary changes.

Old county boundary sign (2) This stone marks the pre-1974 boundary between Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire. The County Palatine gained from those boundary changes. See also <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6072841">SD8541 : Old Boundary Marker by the A682, Gisburn Road, Blacko Laiths</a>. Milestone Society National ID: LA_GNBU05cb.

Old county boundary sign (2)

This stone marks the pre-1974 boundary between Lancashire and the West Riding of Yorkshire. The County Palatine gained from those boundary changes. See also SD8541 : Old Boundary Marker by the A682, Gisburn Road, Blacko Laiths. Milestone Society National ID: LA_GNBU05cb.

Icy track to Admergill It may look fairly clear, but when I started walking down it became obvious that the snow had just been compacted into ice by vehicles either side of a central strip.

Icy track to Admergill

It may look fairly clear, but when I started walking down it became obvious that the snow had just been compacted into ice by vehicles either side of a central strip.

Barn at Admergill The hall <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/144102">SD8542 : Admergill Hall</a> is off to the left.

Barn at Admergill

The hall SD8542 : Admergill Hall is off to the left.

Admergill Hall Farm The nearer building is a modern extension to the old farmhouse. The hall <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/144102">SD8542 : Admergill Hall</a> is further along the track.

Admergill Hall Farm

The nearer building is a modern extension to the old farmhouse. The hall SD8542 : Admergill Hall is further along the track.

Footpath beyond Admergill Hall Part of the Pendle Way heading for Weets Hill.

Footpath beyond Admergill Hall

Part of the Pendle Way heading for Weets Hill.

Small frozen pond With a distant view of Stansfield Tower.

Small frozen pond

With a distant view of Stansfield Tower.

Recent tree planting east of Admergill Water Fairly recent maps show this as a wooded area, so perhaps the trees have been felled and replanted.

Recent tree planting east of Admergill Water

Fairly recent maps show this as a wooded area, so perhaps the trees have been felled and replanted.

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Greystone Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SD8543 (Lat: 53.887974, Lng: -2.2213783)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: Lancashire

District: Pendle

Police Authority: Lancashire

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///woods.prowl.older. Near Foulridge, Lancashire

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