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Long Lane Plantation

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire Hambleton

England

Long Lane Plantation

Road junction
Road junction Credit: Alex McGregor

Long Lane Plantation, located in Yorkshire, is a picturesque woodland area known for its breathtaking beauty and rich history. Nestled in the heart of the county, it covers a vast expanse of land filled with lush green forests and meandering walking trails.

The plantation is renowned for its diverse ecosystem, harboring a plethora of flora and fauna. Towering oak, beech, and pine trees dominate the landscape, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The forest floor is carpeted with ferns, wildflowers, and mosses, adding to the enchanting ambiance.

Visitors to Long Lane Plantation can explore the numerous walking paths that wind their way through the woodland. These paths offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside and provide opportunities for nature enthusiasts to spot a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and a wide array of bird species.

The plantation's history dates back centuries, with records indicating its existence since the Middle Ages. It has been owned by various noble families throughout the years, each leaving their mark on the estate. The remnants of old stone walls and ruins of a historic manor can still be seen, serving as a reminder of the area's rich past.

Long Lane Plantation is not only a haven for nature lovers but also a popular destination for picnics and family outings. Its peaceful and unspoiled environment offers a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it the perfect place to relax and reconnect with nature.

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Long Lane Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.398501/-1.411689 or Grid Reference NZ3800. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Road junction
Road junction
Deighton Village Hall
Deighton Village Hall
Deighton Lane
Deighton Lane
Long Lane view Looking east from Long Lane.
Long Lane view
Looking east from Long Lane.
Near Deighton View from the end of Long Lane.
Near Deighton
View from the end of Long Lane.
Deighton Lane view Looking east from Deighton Lane.
Deighton Lane view
Looking east from Deighton Lane.
Deighton Lane Looking north along the road as it passes Brompton Farm.
Deighton Lane
Looking north along the road as it passes Brompton Farm.
Long Lane A narrow twisting lane which only widens out at this point to allow vehicles to pass relatively easily.
Long Lane
A narrow twisting lane which only widens out at this point to allow vehicles to pass relatively easily.
Junction of minor roads near Deighton Long Lane approaches a slightly wider road at this 'T' junction.
Junction of minor roads near Deighton
Long Lane approaches a slightly wider road at this 'T' junction.
Decayed ash tree in a hedge This ash looks as though it has been on its last legs for quite some time and is unlikely to have been a victim of ash die back disease. Field edge at Deighton.
Decayed ash tree in a hedge
This ash looks as though it has been on its last legs for quite some time and is unlikely to have been a victim of ash die back disease. Field edge at Deighton.
Lane heading west from Deighton Quiet country lane heading west from Deighton towards the A167 Northallerton to Darlington road.
Lane heading west from Deighton
Quiet country lane heading west from Deighton towards the A167 Northallerton to Darlington road.
Lane towards Welbury crossing The road is unnamed on any OS map, but heads east from Deighton towards the level crossing at Welbury. The view extends to the forested slopes of the Cleveland Hills.
Lane towards Welbury crossing
The road is unnamed on any OS map, but heads east from Deighton towards the level crossing at Welbury. The view extends to the forested slopes of the Cleveland Hills.
Mankin Lane This is probably an ancient route between the villages of Welbury and Deighton, but now just reduced to a bridleway [no: 10.164/8]. A good time to visit this lane after a month of dry weather, as the churned up surface and hoof prints would suggest that this could be a mud bath in wetter conditions.
Mankin Lane
This is probably an ancient route between the villages of Welbury and Deighton, but now just reduced to a bridleway [no: 10.164/8]. A good time to visit this lane after a month of dry weather, as the churned up surface and hoof prints would suggest that this could be a mud bath in wetter conditions.
Pond in corner of field This looks like a fairly recent excavation. The pond survives despite several weeks of very dry weather.
Pond in corner of field
This looks like a fairly recent excavation. The pond survives despite several weeks of very dry weather.
Footbridge over ditch near Palms Hall Something of a surprise in rural North Yorkshire, a footbridge in reasonable condition complete with waymarker. However, following the true line of the path through fields either side would involve wading through rape seed on this side or trampling through young barley on the other.
Footbridge over ditch near Palms Hall
Something of a surprise in rural North Yorkshire, a footbridge in reasonable condition complete with waymarker. However, following the true line of the path through fields either side would involve wading through rape seed on this side or trampling through young barley on the other.
Path towards Deighton At this point the path follows the edge of a field of rape seed, but in theory the same path behind the camera position would actually go through the crop. Deighton Covert Plantation ahead and to the right.
Path towards Deighton
At this point the path follows the edge of a field of rape seed, but in theory the same path behind the camera position would actually go through the crop. Deighton Covert Plantation ahead and to the right.
Mill Hill Farm Limited views of the farmhouse and other buildings from the footpath due to very high hedges.
Mill Hill Farm
Limited views of the farmhouse and other buildings from the footpath due to very high hedges.
Footpath to Palms Hall This is path number 10.38/5 which changes its number to 10.71/4 a short distance further on as it crosses the parish boundary at a bridge over a ditch.
Footpath to Palms Hall
This is path number 10.38/5 which changes its number to 10.71/4 a short distance further on as it crosses the parish boundary at a bridge over a ditch.
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Long Lane Plantation is located at Grid Ref: NZ3800 (Lat: 54.398501, Lng: -1.411689)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Hambleton

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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