Lodge Covert

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire Richmondshire

England

Lodge Covert

Barton, was King William IV pub The King William IV pub, that was, is on the south side of the east/west road that runs through Barton village. It is now a private residence. On the north facing wall, on a right cornerstone of the front facia, is a benchmark. It is on the 2nd stone course.
Barton, was King William IV pub Credit: Mel Towler

Lodge Covert is a picturesque woodland area located in Yorkshire, England. Nestled within the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, this forested region offers a tranquil and serene escape for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike.

Covering an extensive area of lush greenery, Lodge Covert is known for its diverse range of trees, including oak, beech, and birch, which create a stunning canopy overhead. The forest floor is adorned with a variety of wildflowers, ferns, and mosses, adding to the area's natural charm. The dense foliage provides a habitat for numerous species of wildlife, including birds, squirrels, and deer, making it a popular spot for birdwatching and wildlife observation.

Visitors to Lodge Covert can explore the forest through a network of well-maintained walking trails, which wind their way through the woodland, offering breathtaking views and opportunities for peaceful reflection. The trails range in difficulty, making them suitable for both casual walkers and more experienced hikers.

In addition to its natural beauty, Lodge Covert also boasts several amenities for visitors. There are picnic areas scattered throughout the forest, providing a perfect setting for a family outing or a romantic lunch surrounded by nature. The forest also offers camping facilities, allowing visitors to immerse themselves fully in the tranquility of the woodland.

Lodge Covert is a hidden gem in Yorkshire, offering a haven of peace and natural beauty. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll, a birdwatching adventure, or simply a place to unwind and reconnect with nature, this woodland retreat is sure to captivate your senses and leave you with a lasting appreciation for the wonders of the Yorkshire countryside.

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Lodge Covert Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.460939/-1.6550384 or Grid Reference NZ2207. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Barton, was King William IV pub The King William IV pub, that was, is on the south side of the east/west road that runs through Barton village. It is now a private residence. On the north facing wall, on a right cornerstone of the front facia, is a benchmark. It is on the 2nd stone course.
Barton, was King William IV pub
The King William IV pub, that was, is on the south side of the east/west road that runs through Barton village. It is now a private residence. On the north facing wall, on a right cornerstone of the front facia, is a benchmark. It is on the 2nd stone course.
Barton, was King William IV pub A wider angle showing The King William IV pub, that was. It is on the south side of the east/west road that runs through Barton village. It is now a private residence. On the north facing wall, on a right cornerstone of the front facia, is a benchmark. It is on the 2nd stone course.
Barton, was King William IV pub
A wider angle showing The King William IV pub, that was. It is on the south side of the east/west road that runs through Barton village. It is now a private residence. On the north facing wall, on a right cornerstone of the front facia, is a benchmark. It is on the 2nd stone course.
Barton, St Cuthbert's with St Mary's church This is the west face of the tower of the village church. There is a benchmark on the 2nd block cornerstone and still in very good condition.
Barton, St Cuthbert's with St Mary's church
This is the west face of the tower of the village church. There is a benchmark on the 2nd block cornerstone and still in very good condition.
Barton, St Cuthbert's with St Mary's church A wider angle showing the west face of the tower of the village church. There is a benchmark on the 2nd block cornerstone and still in very good condition.
Barton, St Cuthbert's with St Mary's church
A wider angle showing the west face of the tower of the village church. There is a benchmark on the 2nd block cornerstone and still in very good condition.
Barton, Mary Gate This property is on the south side of Mary Gate, and to the east of the village ford. On the north-east facing front facia there is a bench mark cut into the right cornerstone of the property.
Barton, Mary Gate
This property is on the south side of Mary Gate, and to the east of the village ford. On the north-east facing front facia there is a bench mark cut into the right cornerstone of the property.
Barton, Mary Gate This property is on the south side of Mary Gate, and to the east of the village ford. On the north-east facing front facia there is a bench mark cut into the right cornerstone of the property.
Barton, Mary Gate
This property is on the south side of Mary Gate, and to the east of the village ford. On the north-east facing front facia there is a bench mark cut into the right cornerstone of the property.
Old Milestone, Middleton Tyas Carved stone post by Middleton Tyas Lane (u/c road) opposite Kneeton Lane, in the parish of Middleton Tyas (Richmondshire District) on the South side of road. Tyas stone, erected by the Darlington to Middleton Tyas turnpike trust in the 19th century. Repaired and repositioned since 2003, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6102730">NZ2205 : Old Milestone in Middleton Tyas</a>.

Inscription reads:- : Catteric(k) / Bridge / 5 // Greta / Bridge / 9

Milestone Society National ID: YN_CBGB05
Old Milestone, Middleton Tyas
Carved stone post by Middleton Tyas Lane (u/c road) opposite Kneeton Lane, in the parish of Middleton Tyas (Richmondshire District) on the South side of road. Tyas stone, erected by the Darlington to Middleton Tyas turnpike trust in the 19th century. Repaired and repositioned since 2003, see NZ2205 : Old Milestone in Middleton Tyas. Inscription reads:- : Catteric(k) / Bridge / 5 // Greta / Bridge / 9 Milestone Society National ID: YN_CBGB05
Middleton Tyas, Middleton Tyas Lane The benchmark and bolt are cut into the road facing wall of a cottage on the south side of the lane.
Middleton Tyas, Middleton Tyas Lane
The benchmark and bolt are cut into the road facing wall of a cottage on the south side of the lane.
Middleton Tyas, Middleton Tyas Lane There is a benchmark and bolt cut into the road facing wall of the cottage to the right of the drive way. the mark is to the right of the drainpipe.
Middleton Tyas, Middleton Tyas Lane
There is a benchmark and bolt cut into the road facing wall of the cottage to the right of the drive way. the mark is to the right of the drainpipe.
Middleton Tyas, old school The OS Flush Bracket 2178 is embedded into the old village school, which is now Unnamed House.
Middleton Tyas, old school
The OS Flush Bracket 2178 is embedded into the old village school, which is now Unnamed House.
Middleton Tyas, old school The OS Flush Bracket 2178 is embedded into the old village school, which is now Unnamed House. It is located on the right of the gable end, on the lower courses of stone.
Middleton Tyas, old school
The OS Flush Bracket 2178 is embedded into the old village school, which is now Unnamed House. It is located on the right of the gable end, on the lower courses of stone.
Middleton Tyas, Cow Lane The benchmark is cut into the road facing wall of Rookery Gardens.
Middleton Tyas, Cow Lane
The benchmark is cut into the road facing wall of Rookery Gardens.
Middleton Tyas, Cow Lane There is a benchmark cut into the road facing wall of Rookery Gardens. It is to the left of the joint between the roadside wall and the house.
Middleton Tyas, Cow Lane
There is a benchmark cut into the road facing wall of Rookery Gardens. It is to the left of the joint between the roadside wall and the house.
Middleton Tyas, Cow Lane According to the OS benchmark database along this stretch of wall was a rivet and benchmark cut into the drystone wall. The wall is broken along the top courses with ivy having rooted itself. It is likely that the benchmark has been destroyed.
Middleton Tyas, Cow Lane
According to the OS benchmark database along this stretch of wall was a rivet and benchmark cut into the drystone wall. The wall is broken along the top courses with ivy having rooted itself. It is likely that the benchmark has been destroyed.
Middleton Tyas, The Old Schoolhouse The OS Flush Bracket 2177 is embedded in the north-west face of the Old Schoolhouse.
Middleton Tyas, The Old Schoolhouse
The OS Flush Bracket 2177 is embedded in the north-west face of the Old Schoolhouse.
Middleton Tyas, The Old Schoolhouse The OS Flush Bracket 2177 is embedded in the north-west face of the Old Schoolhouse.
Middleton Tyas, The Old Schoolhouse
The OS Flush Bracket 2177 is embedded in the north-west face of the Old Schoolhouse.
Fields by the A1(M)
Fields by the A1(M)
OS Flush Bracket 2179 - Little Hangbank Bridge This area has a very unusual concentration of 2GL Flush Brackets
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2GL Series
Flush brackets were first used during the 2nd Geodetic Levelling of England & Wales between 1912 and 1921. The 2GL series was numbered from OSBM 1 to OSBM 3000 and did not have a prefix letter. The vast majority of the flush brackets in the 2GL series were placed on walls and buildings, but a small number were used on triangulation pillars. There are 48 examples of these listed in the database, all in the range OSBM 2732 to OSBM 2999.

In addition to England and Wales, the survey also covered part of the southeast of Scotland, in roughly the area between Newcastleton, Dunbar, and Berwick upon Tweed.
OS Flush Bracket 2179 - Little Hangbank Bridge
This area has a very unusual concentration of 2GL Flush Brackets LinkExternal link LinkExternal link 2GL Series Flush brackets were first used during the 2nd Geodetic Levelling of England & Wales between 1912 and 1921. The 2GL series was numbered from OSBM 1 to OSBM 3000 and did not have a prefix letter. The vast majority of the flush brackets in the 2GL series were placed on walls and buildings, but a small number were used on triangulation pillars. There are 48 examples of these listed in the database, all in the range OSBM 2732 to OSBM 2999. In addition to England and Wales, the survey also covered part of the southeast of Scotland, in roughly the area between Newcastleton, Dunbar, and Berwick upon Tweed.
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Lodge Covert is located at Grid Ref: NZ2207 (Lat: 54.460939, Lng: -1.6550384)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Richmondshire

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

What 3 Words

///buffoon.incursion.remaking. Near Scorton, North Yorkshire

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Located within 500m of 54.460939,-1.6550384
Addr Housename: Kiln Head Spring
Lat/Long: 54.4649707/-1.6573651
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