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Beatrix Fell

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Ribble Valley

England

Beatrix Fell

Looking up Beatrix Fell from the path
Looking up Beatrix Fell from the path Credit: shikari

Beatrix Fell is a picturesque village nestled in the heart of Yorkshire, England. It is located in the region known for its stunning landscapes, including the Yorkshire Downs and Moorland. The village itself is small, with a population of around 500 residents.

The beauty of Beatrix Fell lies in its natural surroundings. The Yorkshire Downs, with their rolling hills and green pastures, provide a breathtaking backdrop to the village. The moorland, characterized by its vast stretches of open land and heather-covered hills, offers a unique charm that attracts visitors from far and wide.

The village is known for its quaint and charming architecture, with stone cottages and traditional buildings lining the narrow streets. The local community takes great pride in preserving the historical character of Beatrix Fell, ensuring that any new developments blend seamlessly with the existing landscape.

Despite its small size, Beatrix Fell offers a range of amenities for both residents and visitors. There are a few local shops and a cozy village pub where locals gather to socialize. The village also boasts a primary school and a community center, which host various events throughout the year.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to do in Beatrix Fell. The surrounding countryside offers excellent opportunities for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. The nearby moorland is a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers, with its rich biodiversity and stunning vistas.

In summary, Beatrix Fell is a charming village nestled in the Yorkshire Downs and Moorland. With its stunning natural beauty, quaint architecture, and range of amenities, it is a destination that offers a peaceful retreat and a taste of rural English life.

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Beatrix Fell Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.96869/-2.5134212 or Grid Reference SD6652. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Looking up Beatrix Fell from the path
Looking up Beatrix Fell from the path
Stony Clough from the path
Stony Clough from the path
Looking south along the path The retaining wall on the left holds a water pipeline
Looking south along the path
The retaining wall on the left holds a water pipeline
The River Dunsop. Scenic walk alongside the river.
The River Dunsop.
Scenic walk alongside the river.
Track below Calder Moor Breast Heading up the Dunsop valley.
Track below Calder Moor Breast
Heading up the Dunsop valley.
Footbridge across the River Dunsop. Heading for rougher ground.
Footbridge across the River Dunsop.
Heading for rougher ground.
Brunghill Moor Brunghill Moor Farm.
Brunghill Moor
Brunghill Moor Farm.
The Knot or Sugar Loaf
The Knot or Sugar Loaf
Footbridge over the River Dunsop The bridge offers a dry alternative to the ford <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4903255">SD6550 : Ford for horses across the River Dunsop</a> for walkers.
Footbridge over the River Dunsop
The bridge offers a dry alternative to the ford SD6550 : Ford for horses across the River Dunsop for walkers.
Ford for horses across the River Dunsop The footbridge at this point <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4903253">SD6550 : Footbridge over the River Dunsop</a> is too narrow for horses, so they have to use the ford.
Ford for horses across the River Dunsop
The footbridge at this point SD6550 : Footbridge over the River Dunsop is too narrow for horses, so they have to use the ford.
Clear felled area, Staple Oak Fell Forestry operations had recently cleared a large area at the south of this conifer plantation on the eastern slope of the fell.
Clear felled area, Staple Oak Fell
Forestry operations had recently cleared a large area at the south of this conifer plantation on the eastern slope of the fell.
Marshy area in the Dunsop Valley One large tree (some type of willow?) growing in an area of marsh within the Dunsop flood plain.
Marshy area in the Dunsop Valley
One large tree (some type of willow?) growing in an area of marsh within the Dunsop flood plain.
Last perches standing A handful of tree trunks have been left standing, mostly stripped of their branches, in an area of otherwise cleared conifer plantation. Birds had found a perch in the tops of two of them.
Last perches standing
A handful of tree trunks have been left standing, mostly stripped of their branches, in an area of otherwise cleared conifer plantation. Birds had found a perch in the tops of two of them.
New planting near Bishop's House While the area around it had been cleared of trees, this field immediately behind the house <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2805976">SD6551 : Bishops House, Dunsop Bridge</a> had been recently planted.
New planting near Bishop's House
While the area around it had been cleared of trees, this field immediately behind the house SD6551 : Bishops House, Dunsop Bridge had been recently planted.
Logpiles near Bishop's House Timber from recent felling operations <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4903262">SD6551 : Clear felled area, Staple Oak Fell</a> stockpiled near the road ready for transporting out of the area.
Logpiles near Bishop's House
Timber from recent felling operations SD6551 : Clear felled area, Staple Oak Fell stockpiled near the road ready for transporting out of the area.
Cleared plantation on the western slope of Beatrix Fell Viewed from the bottom of the Dunsop Valley.
Cleared plantation on the western slope of Beatrix Fell
Viewed from the bottom of the Dunsop Valley.
Walking up the Dunsop Valley The first two miles out of Dunsop Bridge are easy going on a tarmac surfaced track that is also a public bridleway.
Walking up the Dunsop Valley
The first two miles out of Dunsop Bridge are easy going on a tarmac surfaced track that is also a public bridleway.
Bridleway through the Dunsop Valley Other contributors have posted similar shots: it's a typical Bowland view. The track is well surfaced although it serves few farms, probably because it also gives access to a water company installation.
Bridleway through the Dunsop Valley
Other contributors have posted similar shots: it's a typical Bowland view. The track is well surfaced although it serves few farms, probably because it also gives access to a water company installation.
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Beatrix Fell is located at Grid Ref: SD6652 (Lat: 53.96869, Lng: -2.5134212)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: Lancashire

District: Ribble Valley

Police Authority: Lancashire

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