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Ladyflats Plantations

Wood, Forest in Yorkshire Selby

England

Ladyflats Plantations

Drainage Dyke Drainage dyke and culvert near The Hall, Ulleskelf.
Drainage Dyke Credit: Brian C Payne

Ladyflats Plantations is a sprawling woodland located in the picturesque region of Yorkshire, England. Covering a vast area of approximately 1000 acres, it is renowned for its dense forest and diverse range of flora and fauna. The plantation is nestled within the stunning countryside, providing a tranquil and scenic escape for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike.

The woodland primarily consists of a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees, providing a rich tapestry of colors throughout the seasons. Towering oak, beech, and ash trees dominate the landscape, while spruces and firs add a touch of evergreen charm to the area. This varied tree composition not only enhances the visual appeal but also creates a unique habitat for a plethora of wildlife.

Ladyflats Plantations boasts an impressive array of wildlife, making it a haven for nature lovers. The woodland is home to a diverse range of bird species, including woodpeckers, owls, and various migratory birds. Squirrels, rabbits, and deer can also be spotted darting through the undergrowth, adding to the enchanting atmosphere of the plantation.

In addition to its natural beauty, Ladyflats Plantations offers a network of well-maintained trails and paths, allowing visitors to explore the woodland at their leisure. These paths cater to a range of abilities, from casual strolls to more challenging hikes, providing an opportunity for everyone to enjoy the beauty of the area.

Overall, Ladyflats Plantations in Yorkshire is a captivating woodland that combines breathtaking scenery, diverse wildlife, and accessible trails to create an unforgettable experience for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

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Drainage Dyke Drainage dyke and culvert near The Hall, Ulleskelf.
Drainage Dyke
Drainage dyke and culvert near The Hall, Ulleskelf.
56 072 passing Ulleskelf station
56 072 passing Ulleskelf station
Ulleskelf Station Road Bridge in distance.
Ulleskelf Station
Road Bridge in distance.
Houses at North Milford
Houses at North Milford
Hornington Manor Between Oxton and Bolton Percy.
Hornington Manor
Between Oxton and Bolton Percy.
Kirkby Wharfe, St John The Baptist Church
Kirkby Wharfe, St John The Baptist Church
Village of Kirkby Wharfe Kirkby Wharfe is a very small village on the edge of the Grimston Park Estate, near Tadcaster, North Yorkshire. This view is across a green looking just South of East to the principal village buildings.
Village of Kirkby Wharfe
Kirkby Wharfe is a very small village on the edge of the Grimston Park Estate, near Tadcaster, North Yorkshire. This view is across a green looking just South of East to the principal village buildings.
The Ulleskelf Arms, Ulleskelf , near Tadcaster ,North Yorkshire The Ulleskelf Arms is situated at the junction of two roads and is near Ulleskelf Railway Station, which is an unmanned halt.
The Ulleskelf Arms, Ulleskelf , near Tadcaster ,North Yorkshire
The Ulleskelf Arms is situated at the junction of two roads and is near Ulleskelf Railway Station, which is an unmanned halt.
The B1223 Ulleskelf road flooded in January 2005 There is a small stream that flows into the River Wharfe that the road crosses (you can see the bridge sign). The road was closed for about a week, but someone thought it was worth chancing it.
The B1223 Ulleskelf road flooded in January 2005
There is a small stream that flows into the River Wharfe that the road crosses (you can see the bridge sign). The road was closed for about a week, but someone thought it was worth chancing it.
Kirkby Wharfe Church View after passing under the main Leeds-York railway bridge, crossing the River Wharfe. Taken with 300mm telephoto lens.
Kirkby Wharfe Church
View after passing under the main Leeds-York railway bridge, crossing the River Wharfe. Taken with 300mm telephoto lens.
Railway Bridge over the River Wharfe
Railway Bridge over the River Wharfe
The River Wharfe Canada geese on the river near Kirkby Wharfe, on the parish boundary between Bolton Percy and Kirkby Wharfe with North Milford. The clump of trees on the opposite bank is shown on the O/S 1:25000 scale map.
The River Wharfe
Canada geese on the river near Kirkby Wharfe, on the parish boundary between Bolton Percy and Kirkby Wharfe with North Milford. The clump of trees on the opposite bank is shown on the O/S 1:25000 scale map.
Longbridge Dike, Ulleskelf Early morning sunlight on the dike at Ulleskelf West End, looking west from the bridge on the public footpath to Kirkby Wharfe.
Longbridge Dike, Ulleskelf
Early morning sunlight on the dike at Ulleskelf West End, looking west from the bridge on the public footpath to Kirkby Wharfe.
Kirkby Wharfe Looking west-northwest along the main village street in the picturesque hamlet of Kirkby Wharfe, with Plum Tree Cottage and Lilac Cottage on the right.
Kirkby Wharfe
Looking west-northwest along the main village street in the picturesque hamlet of Kirkby Wharfe, with Plum Tree Cottage and Lilac Cottage on the right.
Kirkby Wharfe Back gardens with fruit trees and greenhouses behind Jubilee Cottages in the picturesque hamlet of Kirkby Wharfe.
Kirkby Wharfe
Back gardens with fruit trees and greenhouses behind Jubilee Cottages in the picturesque hamlet of Kirkby Wharfe.
St John's Church, Kirkby Wharfe The Parish Church of St. John the Baptist in the hamlet of Kirkby Wharfe, early Norman in style with a tower added later. Looking north-northwest from the corner of Church House.
St John's Church, Kirkby Wharfe
The Parish Church of St. John the Baptist in the hamlet of Kirkby Wharfe, early Norman in style with a tower added later. Looking north-northwest from the corner of Church House.
Grimston Park Private parkland on the parish boundary between Grimston and Kirkby Wharfe with North Milford. Grimston Park is also the name of the 19th century mansion at the heart of the estate, built in 1839 by Decimus Burton for John Cradock, Lord Howden who apparently had the house remodelled only a year later for his wife, a Russian princess and cousin of the Tsar. In 1849 the estate was bought by Albert Denison (born Albert Conyngham in 1805) when he inherited an immense fortune from his maternal uncle, William Joseph Denison. Albert Denison became Baron Londesborough in 1850 and died in London in 1860. The estate was sold to the Fielden family in 1873 and now includes working farms, rented cottages, a plant nursery and a number of offices. Part of the mansion house has been converted into smaller, privately owned homes.
Grimston Park
Private parkland on the parish boundary between Grimston and Kirkby Wharfe with North Milford. Grimston Park is also the name of the 19th century mansion at the heart of the estate, built in 1839 by Decimus Burton for John Cradock, Lord Howden who apparently had the house remodelled only a year later for his wife, a Russian princess and cousin of the Tsar. In 1849 the estate was bought by Albert Denison (born Albert Conyngham in 1805) when he inherited an immense fortune from his maternal uncle, William Joseph Denison. Albert Denison became Baron Londesborough in 1850 and died in London in 1860. The estate was sold to the Fielden family in 1873 and now includes working farms, rented cottages, a plant nursery and a number of offices. Part of the mansion house has been converted into smaller, privately owned homes.
Dike, West End
Dike, West End
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Ladyflats Plantations is located at Grid Ref: SE5040 (Lat: 53.859892, Lng: -1.2404776)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Selby

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

What 3 Words

///advances.reckoned.geologist. Near Tadcaster, North Yorkshire

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