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Blean West Pasture

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Richmondshire

England

Blean West Pasture

Countersett, Holly House barn The barn is on the east side of the road. The benchmark is cut into a left hand cornerstone and remains as crisp as the day it was cut.
Countersett, Holly House barn Credit: Mel Towler

Blean West Pasture is a picturesque region located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Known for its breathtaking natural beauty, it encompasses a diverse landscape of downs, moorland, and lush vegetation. Stretching across a vast area, the pasture offers a tranquil and idyllic escape from the bustling city life.

The downs in Blean West Pasture are characterized by rolling hills and sweeping panoramas, providing visitors with stunning vistas of the surrounding countryside. The undulating terrain is covered with a patchwork of vibrant green grass and scattered with wildflowers, creating a picturesque setting that is perfect for leisurely walks and hikes.

The moorland in Blean West Pasture adds a touch of ruggedness to the landscape. This wild and untamed area is covered in heather, creating a purple-hued carpet that stretches as far as the eye can see. Moorland birds, such as curlews and grouse, can often be spotted, adding to the region's rich biodiversity.

The pasture is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, rabbits, and numerous bird species. Nature enthusiasts will delight in the opportunity to observe these animals in their natural habitat. Additionally, the area is dotted with charming villages and small farms, adding to the pastoral charm of the region.

Blean West Pasture is a haven for outdoor activities, attracting hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers from near and far. Its natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere make it an ideal destination for those seeking a respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether it's exploring the downs, wandering through the moorland, or simply enjoying the serenity of the pastoral landscapes, Blean West Pasture offers a truly memorable experience for visitors.

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Countersett, Holly House barn The barn is on the east side of the road. The benchmark is cut into a left hand cornerstone and remains as crisp as the day it was cut.
Countersett, Holly House barn
The barn is on the east side of the road. The benchmark is cut into a left hand cornerstone and remains as crisp as the day it was cut.
Countersett, Holly House barn The barn is on the east side of the road. There is a benchmark cut into a left hand cornerstone and remains as crisp as the day it was cut.
Countersett, Holly House barn
The barn is on the east side of the road. There is a benchmark cut into a left hand cornerstone and remains as crisp as the day it was cut.
Carpley Green & Addlebrough Looking north down Busk Lane towards Carpley Green with Addlebrough behind.
Carpley Green & Addlebrough
Looking north down Busk Lane towards Carpley Green with Addlebrough behind.
Addlebrough Looking towards Addlebrough from Carpley Green Road.
Addlebrough
Looking towards Addlebrough from Carpley Green Road.
Semer Water Semer Water viewed from Carpley Green Road.
Semer Water
Semer Water viewed from Carpley Green Road.
Path down to Semer Water There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. This is the footpath back down to Semer Water in evening sunlight.
Path down to Semer Water
There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. This is the footpath back down to Semer Water in evening sunlight.
Semer Water at sunset There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
Semer Water at sunset
There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
View from a footpath above Semer Water There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water. The hill in the distance is Addlebrough.
View from a footpath above Semer Water
There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water. The hill in the distance is Addlebrough.
Semer Water There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water. The River Bain, which flows out of Semer Water, at two and half miles is the shortest river in England.
Semer Water
There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water. The River Bain, which flows out of Semer Water, at two and half miles is the shortest river in England.
Footbridge over Cragdale Water The footpath between Stalling Busk and Marsett is wet at the best of times. Cragdale water and then Raydale Beck are crossed by footbridges. This is the first one.
Footbridge over Cragdale Water
The footpath between Stalling Busk and Marsett is wet at the best of times. Cragdale water and then Raydale Beck are crossed by footbridges. This is the first one.
A barn in Raydale This view is from a meeting of footpaths downhill from Stelling Busk on the way to Cragdale Water.
A barn in Raydale
This view is from a meeting of footpaths downhill from Stelling Busk on the way to Cragdale Water.
The head of Semer Water at sunset There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. This is the view from the footpath looking back to the head of Semer Water at sunset.
The head of Semer Water at sunset
There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. This is the view from the footpath looking back to the head of Semer Water at sunset.
Erratic at Semer Water Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley and leaving erratic boulders like this one behind. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep.
Erratic at Semer Water
Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley and leaving erratic boulders like this one behind. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep.
Semer Water Bridge The River Bain flows from Semer Water under the bridge here. As a tributary of the River Ure, it is one of the shortest, named rivers in England.
Semer Water Bridge
The River Bain flows from Semer Water under the bridge here. As a tributary of the River Ure, it is one of the shortest, named rivers in England.
Part of Semer water There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. This is Semer Water in Wensleydale. It was clearly fuller than normal making this look like a mangrove swamp. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
Part of Semer water
There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. This is Semer Water in Wensleydale. It was clearly fuller than normal making this look like a mangrove swamp. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
Semer Water There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. This is Semer Water in Wensleydale. It was clearly fuller than normal making this look like a mangrove swamp. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
Semer Water
There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. This is Semer Water in Wensleydale. It was clearly fuller than normal making this look like a mangrove swamp. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
Semer Water There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. This is Semer Water in Wensleydale. It was clearly fuller than normal making this look like a mangrove swamp. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
Semer Water
There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. This is Semer Water in Wensleydale. It was clearly fuller than normal making this look like a mangrove swamp. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
Semer Water seen from Marsett Lane There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
Semer Water seen from Marsett Lane
There are only two lakes in the Yorkshire Dales, Malham Tarn and Semer Water. Semer Water was formed during the last Ice Age by a moraine which effectively dammed the valley. The lake today is a shadow of its former self but is still three miles in circumference and 45 feet deep. Legend has it that there is a drowned village under the water.
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Blean West Pasture is located at Grid Ref: SD9286 (Lat: 54.276727, Lng: -2.1144384)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Richmondshire

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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