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Cockedhat Belt

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire Richmondshire

England

Cockedhat Belt

Bullhouse Gatepost Gatepost west of Bullhouse OS BM mark on gatepost SE 2093 0262
Bullhouse Gatepost Credit: mralrule

Cockedhat Belt is a picturesque woodland area located in Yorkshire, England. This serene forest is nestled in the heart of the countryside, offering visitors a tranquil escape from the bustling city life. Covering an extensive area, Cockedhat Belt is known for its dense and diverse vegetation, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike.

The woodland is home to a rich variety of plant and animal species, creating a thriving ecosystem. Tall, majestic oak trees dominate the landscape, providing a natural canopy that filters sunlight and creates a cool, shaded environment below. Other tree species, such as beech, birch, and pine, can also be found in abundance, adding to the area's unique charm.

Nature lovers can enjoy leisurely walks along the well-maintained trails that wind through the woodland. These paths offer breathtaking views of the forest and its surroundings, with occasional glimpses of wildlife such as deer, squirrels, and a plethora of bird species.

Cockedhat Belt's peaceful ambiance makes it a popular spot for picnickers and those seeking a moment of quiet reflection. The air is filled with the sweet scent of wildflowers, and the gentle rustling of leaves provides a soothing soundtrack to the experience.

The forest is easily accessible, with ample parking facilities and nearby amenities. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or simply looking for a serene escape, Cockedhat Belt in Yorkshire promises a rejuvenating and enchanting experience amidst the beauty of nature.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.329486/-1.6750676 or Grid Reference SE2192. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Bullhouse Gatepost Gatepost west of Bullhouse OS BM mark on gatepost SE 2093 0262
Bullhouse Gatepost
Gatepost west of Bullhouse OS BM mark on gatepost SE 2093 0262
Estate cottage, Hornby Recorded as Hornby Lodge on the North Yorkshire listed buildings website, which dates the house as late 18th to early 19th century and was constructed for the Duke of Leeds of Hornby Castle. Grade II listed, as are the stone pillars at the entrance.
Estate cottage, Hornby
Recorded as Hornby Lodge on the North Yorkshire listed buildings website, which dates the house as late 18th to early 19th century and was constructed for the Duke of Leeds of Hornby Castle. Grade II listed, as are the stone pillars at the entrance.
St Mary's Church Hornby A relatively large church for what is a tiny village. The tower is described as 'Saxo-Norman' and above the clock is a double belfry, the lower of which is 11th century, whilst the top of the tower is some 200 years later in date.
St Mary's Church Hornby
A relatively large church for what is a tiny village. The tower is described as 'Saxo-Norman' and above the clock is a double belfry, the lower of which is 11th century, whilst the top of the tower is some 200 years later in date.
St Mary's church. The Saxon doorway at base of tower Typical pre-conquest narrow arch above a stone lintel at the baser of the west tower.
St Mary's church. The Saxon doorway at base of tower
Typical pre-conquest narrow arch above a stone lintel at the baser of the west tower.
Hornby Church Dedicated to St Mary.
Hornby Church
Dedicated to St Mary.
Home Farm, Hornby
Home Farm, Hornby
Road from Scotton to Patrick Brompton Looking south
Road from Scotton to Patrick Brompton
Looking south
Cottages at Arrathorne
Cottages at Arrathorne
Cottages and postbox by country lane. A quiet country lane near Hunton. Brick faced cottages with 'railway' slate roofs.
Cottages and postbox by country lane.
A quiet country lane near Hunton. Brick faced cottages with 'railway' slate roofs.
Agricultural Land at Patrick Brompton A field of winter wheat on the north side of the village.
Agricultural Land at Patrick Brompton
A field of winter wheat on the north side of the village.
Entrance to Carnaby House Farm Entrance to Carnaby House Farm, with the farm buildings just visible in the trees
Entrance to Carnaby House Farm
Entrance to Carnaby House Farm, with the farm buildings just visible in the trees
Entrance track to Belmont Lane Farm Belmont Lane Farm at the end of what must, I suppose, be Belmont Lane.
Entrance track to Belmont Lane Farm
Belmont Lane Farm at the end of what must, I suppose, be Belmont Lane.
Woodland path south of Hornby Leaving the woods, south of Hornby, on the way to Arbour Hill Farm.
Woodland path south of Hornby
Leaving the woods, south of Hornby, on the way to Arbour Hill Farm.
Arbour Hill Farm The rather grand farmhouse at Arbour Hill, looking for all the world like a miniature Castle Howard!
Arbour Hill Farm
The rather grand farmhouse at Arbour Hill, looking for all the world like a miniature Castle Howard!
Path close to Arbour Hill Taken from the same spot as my picture of Arbour Hill, looking north.
Path close to Arbour Hill
Taken from the same spot as my picture of Arbour Hill, looking north.
Hornby Dominated by the church tower of St Mary's, lies the very picturesque (and I reckon, very expensive) hamlet of Hornby.
Hornby
Dominated by the church tower of St Mary's, lies the very picturesque (and I reckon, very expensive) hamlet of Hornby.
Gateway to West Appleton Farm Straddled by two large ponds, this is the gateway to West Appleton Farm.
Gateway to West Appleton Farm
Straddled by two large ponds, this is the gateway to West Appleton Farm.
West Appleton Farm Farm buildings, old and new, at West Appleton Farm.
West Appleton Farm
Farm buildings, old and new, at West Appleton Farm.
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Cockedhat Belt is located at Grid Ref: SE2192 (Lat: 54.329486, Lng: -1.6750676)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Richmondshire

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

What 3 Words

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