Common Allotments

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Richmondshire

England

Common Allotments

A walk from Hawes to Aysgill Force and back [33] The public footpath ends here where it makes a T junction with a track which is an 'other route with public access'. To the left the track crosses Gayle Beck via a ford before joining Beggarmans Road. To the right the track leads to Faw Head.
Starting from the village of Hawes, the walk follows Gayle Beck through the village of Gayle to the spectacular waterfall of Aysgill Force. Then the walk continues to follow the beck upstream to Sleddale Pasture before returning to Gayle via a track on the lower slopes of Swinesett Hill. From Gayle the walk returns to Hawes via Gayle Lane. About 3¾ miles.
A walk from Hawes to Aysgill Force and back [33] Credit: Michael Dibb

Common Allotments, Yorkshire, located in the picturesque region of the Downs and Moorland, is a well-established and sought-after allotment site. Spanning over a significant area, these allotments provide an excellent opportunity for gardening enthusiasts to cultivate their own plots of land.

Situated in the heart of Yorkshire, the site benefits from the region's unique landscape, characterized by rolling hills, open meadows, and breathtaking moorland views. The allotments are surrounded by a diverse range of flora and fauna, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere that is perfect for nurturing plants and fostering a sense of community.

The Common Allotments site is meticulously maintained, with well-defined plots of varying sizes available for rent. The plots are equipped with essential amenities such as water taps and communal tools, ensuring that gardeners have everything they need to tend to their crops. Additionally, the site features well-maintained pathways and common areas, encouraging a sense of camaraderie among fellow gardeners.

The allotments boast a wide variety of crops, with gardeners cultivating fruits, vegetables, flowers, and herbs. The temperate climate of Yorkshire, combined with the nutrient-rich soil, offers ideal conditions for a successful harvest. Whether one is a seasoned gardener or a novice, the site provides a supportive environment for learning and sharing gardening knowledge.

Furthermore, the Common Allotments community is known for its vibrant social scene. Regular events, such as garden festivals and produce competitions, foster a sense of camaraderie and encourage interaction among gardeners. The site also hosts educational workshops and lectures on various gardening topics, further enhancing the knowledge and skills of its members.

In conclusion, Common Allotments, Yorkshire, is a haven for gardening enthusiasts in the Downs and Moorland region. With its stunning surroundings, well-maintained infrastructure, and thriving community, this allotment site offers an idyllic space for individuals to indulge in their passion for gardening.

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A walk from Hawes to Aysgill Force and back [33] The public footpath ends here where it makes a T junction with a track which is an 'other route with public access'. To the left the track crosses Gayle Beck via a ford before joining Beggarmans Road. To the right the track leads to Faw Head.
Starting from the village of Hawes, the walk follows Gayle Beck through the village of Gayle to the spectacular waterfall of Aysgill Force. Then the walk continues to follow the beck upstream to Sleddale Pasture before returning to Gayle via a track on the lower slopes of Swinesett Hill. From Gayle the walk returns to Hawes via Gayle Lane. About 3¾ miles.
A walk from Hawes to Aysgill Force and back [33]
The public footpath ends here where it makes a T junction with a track which is an 'other route with public access'. To the left the track crosses Gayle Beck via a ford before joining Beggarmans Road. To the right the track leads to Faw Head. Starting from the village of Hawes, the walk follows Gayle Beck through the village of Gayle to the spectacular waterfall of Aysgill Force. Then the walk continues to follow the beck upstream to Sleddale Pasture before returning to Gayle via a track on the lower slopes of Swinesett Hill. From Gayle the walk returns to Hawes via Gayle Lane. About 3¾ miles.
A walk from Hawes to Aysgill Force and back [37] A view across the valley of Gayle Beck, seen from the track. Busk Farm is seen in the distance with Wether Fell Side rising behind.
Starting from the village of Hawes, the walk follows Gayle Beck through the village of Gayle to the spectacular waterfall of Aysgill Force. Then the walk continues to follow the beck upstream to Sleddale Pasture before returning to Gayle via a track on the lower slopes of Swinesett Hill. From Gayle the walk returns to Hawes via Gayle Lane. About 3¾ miles.
A walk from Hawes to Aysgill Force and back [37]
A view across the valley of Gayle Beck, seen from the track. Busk Farm is seen in the distance with Wether Fell Side rising behind. Starting from the village of Hawes, the walk follows Gayle Beck through the village of Gayle to the spectacular waterfall of Aysgill Force. Then the walk continues to follow the beck upstream to Sleddale Pasture before returning to Gayle via a track on the lower slopes of Swinesett Hill. From Gayle the walk returns to Hawes via Gayle Lane. About 3¾ miles.
The Cam high road. High level route across the moors.
The Cam high road.
High level route across the moors.
Beggermans road. This road drops down to Hawes from the Cam high road.
Beggermans road.
This road drops down to Hawes from the Cam high road.
Cairn on Drumaldrace. The summit of Wether fell.
Cairn on Drumaldrace.
The summit of Wether fell.
The Cam high road. Great views along here.
The Cam high road.
Great views along here.
Looking across Bardale Looking SW across Bardale from Cam High Road.
Looking across Bardale
Looking SW across Bardale from Cam High Road.
Drumaldrace The summit of Wether Fell at 614 metres ASL.
Drumaldrace
The summit of Wether Fell at 614 metres ASL.
Addleborough Addleborough seen from the much taller Wether Fell.
Addleborough
Addleborough seen from the much taller Wether Fell.
Penhill Looking east from Drumaldrace towards Penhill.
Penhill
Looking east from Drumaldrace towards Penhill.
Wether Fell Looking NW from the northern side of Wether Fell.
Wether Fell
Looking NW from the northern side of Wether Fell.
Wheatear A Wheatear on Wether Fell.
Wheatear
A Wheatear on Wether Fell.
Cam High Road on the edge of Wether Fell The Cam High Road is a Roman road that connected Bainbridge to Ingleton.
Cam High Road on the edge of Wether Fell
The Cam High Road is a Roman road that connected Bainbridge to Ingleton.
Drumaldrace Cairn Drumaldrace is the summit of Wether Fell. The cairn is at 2014 ft above sea level.
Drumaldrace Cairn
Drumaldrace is the summit of Wether Fell. The cairn is at 2014 ft above sea level.
Cam High Road The Cam High Road is a Roman road that linked the fort of Virosidum at Bainbridge with Ingleton. For the first four miles from Bainbridge the road cuts a dead straight line up the side of Wether Fell
Cam High Road
The Cam High Road is a Roman road that linked the fort of Virosidum at Bainbridge with Ingleton. For the first four miles from Bainbridge the road cuts a dead straight line up the side of Wether Fell
Roman road The Roman road from Bainbridge nearing the top of Wether Fell
Roman road
The Roman road from Bainbridge nearing the top of Wether Fell
Drumaldrace Drumaldrace cairn at the summit of Wether Fell.
Drumaldrace
Drumaldrace cairn at the summit of Wether Fell.
Cam High Road The Roman road comes down from Wether Fell to join the tarmac road climbing up from Wensleydale.
Cam High Road
The Roman road comes down from Wether Fell to join the tarmac road climbing up from Wensleydale.
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Common Allotments is located at Grid Ref: SD8786 (Lat: 54.269697, Lng: -2.198685)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Richmondshire

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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Located within 500m of 54.269697,-2.198685
Common Allotments
Is In Country Code: GB
Is In County: North Yorkshire
Is In Municipality: Richmondshire
Natural: fell
Source: NPE
Lat/Long: 54.2715976/-2.1944536
Historic: mine_shaft
Source: Bing
Lat/Long: 54.2706621/-2.1995412
Historic: mine_shaft
Note: tentative
Source: Bing
Lat/Long: 54.2690338/-2.1996318
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