Gill Plantation

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire Richmondshire

England

Gill Plantation

Hatter's Sike Ford This ford is found on the bridleway over Hatter's Sike near Low Row.
Hatter's Sike Ford Credit: John Walton

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Hatter's Sike Ford This ford is found on the bridleway over Hatter's Sike near Low Row.
Hatter's Sike Ford
This ford is found on the bridleway over Hatter's Sike near Low Row.
Bloody Wall and Bloody Vale There must be something up here that gave the locals a hard time, for them to have felt the need to swear at these features when giving them names. They don't look like the sort of places that light up red catching the rising or setting sun which is often an excuse for this type of nomenclature. The stream just here is Black Gutter which, when joined by Tarn Sike (draining from Summer Lodge Tarn) becomes Croft Beck.
Bloody Wall and Bloody Vale
There must be something up here that gave the locals a hard time, for them to have felt the need to swear at these features when giving them names. They don't look like the sort of places that light up red catching the rising or setting sun which is often an excuse for this type of nomenclature. The stream just here is Black Gutter which, when joined by Tarn Sike (draining from Summer Lodge Tarn) becomes Croft Beck.
River Swale at Isles Bridge Looking upstream.
River Swale at Isles Bridge
Looking upstream.
River Swale near Strands A very narrow section of the River Swale near Strands.
River Swale near Strands
A very narrow section of the River Swale near Strands.
Isles bridge A large rocky floodplain near Isles Bridge.
Isles bridge
A large rocky floodplain near Isles Bridge.
Wall top path This wall is part of the flood defence and is unnerving to walk along in places as it is higher than it looks in the photo.
Wall top path
This wall is part of the flood defence and is unnerving to walk along in places as it is higher than it looks in the photo.
River Swale near Low Row Looking downstream.
River Swale near Low Row
Looking downstream.
Isles Bridge with cottages beyond
Isles Bridge with cottages beyond
Haverdale Beck Bridge
Haverdale Beck Bridge
Dubbing Garth Lane
Dubbing Garth Lane
Near Crackpot Looking east on a damp July afternoon.
Near Crackpot
Looking east on a damp July afternoon.
Haverdale Falls Haverdale Beck was higher than in June 2011.

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Haverdale Falls
Haverdale Beck was higher than in June 2011. Link
Blea Barf The southern aspect of the hill
Blea Barf
The southern aspect of the hill
Summer Lodge Looking down to  Summer Lodge with Scurvy Scar on the right.
Summer Lodge
Looking down to Summer Lodge with Scurvy Scar on the right.
Ruins of Plaintree House Once a farmhouse on High Whitaside, this ruin would appear to have been abandoned over 50 years ago.
Ruins of Plaintree House
Once a farmhouse on High Whitaside, this ruin would appear to have been abandoned over 50 years ago.
Plaintree House ruins Situated above the 1000ft contour on High Whitaside, life here would have always been hard. One of several ruined farmhouses in the area. The hill of Blea Barf in the distance.
Plaintree House ruins
Situated above the 1000ft contour on High Whitaside, life here would have always been hard. One of several ruined farmhouses in the area. The hill of Blea Barf in the distance.
Technology comes to Swaledale New communications mast at High Whitaside.
Technology comes to Swaledale
New communications mast at High Whitaside.
Footpath at High Whitaside Heading downhill on Grinton parish footpath number 46. The Swale can be seen in the distance with large areas of pebble showing due to the dry spring weather.
Footpath at High Whitaside
Heading downhill on Grinton parish footpath number 46. The Swale can be seen in the distance with large areas of pebble showing due to the dry spring weather.
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Gill Plantation is located at Grid Ref: SD9796 (Lat: 54.362592, Lng: -2.0436254)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Richmondshire

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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