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Pie Shaw

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Hambleton

England

Pie Shaw

Old Quarries by the Hambleton Drove Road Former shallow limestone quarries on the hilltop by the Hambleton drove road. These are the most northerly of a series of quarries along the hilltop and mark the end of the outcrops of accessible limestone. North of here are mostly coarse sandstones covered with peat and heather.
Old Quarries by the Hambleton Drove Road Credit: Gordon Hatton

Pie Shaw is a small village located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated in the picturesque region of Yorkshire Downs, this charming village offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The village itself is nestled in the heart of Yorkshire Moorland, characterized by its rolling hills, heather-covered moors, and quaint stone-built cottages.

Pie Shaw is renowned for its tranquil atmosphere and unspoiled natural beauty. Visitors are drawn to the area for its idyllic countryside walks, where they can explore the vast moorland and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The village is also home to a number of scenic trails, which offer hikers and nature enthusiasts the opportunity to discover the diverse flora and fauna of the region.

In addition to its natural attractions, Pie Shaw boasts a rich history and heritage. The village is dotted with historical landmarks, such as ancient stone circles and burial mounds, providing a glimpse into the area's past. The local museum showcases artifacts and exhibits that delve into the village's fascinating history, making it a must-visit for history buffs.

Despite its rural setting, Pie Shaw is well-connected to nearby towns and cities. The village is easily accessible by road, with good transport links to the wider region. Nearby amenities include charming country pubs and traditional tearooms, where visitors can indulge in delicious local cuisine and sample regional specialties.

Pie Shaw, with its captivating landscapes and peaceful ambiance, offers a true taste of rural Yorkshire at its finest. Whether you are seeking a relaxing retreat or an adventure in the great outdoors, this village is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.336291/-1.27013 or Grid Reference SE4793. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Old Quarries by the Hambleton Drove Road Former shallow limestone quarries on the hilltop by the Hambleton drove road. These are the most northerly of a series of quarries along the hilltop and mark the end of the outcrops of accessible limestone. North of here are mostly coarse sandstones covered with peat and heather.
Old Quarries by the Hambleton Drove Road
Former shallow limestone quarries on the hilltop by the Hambleton drove road. These are the most northerly of a series of quarries along the hilltop and mark the end of the outcrops of accessible limestone. North of here are mostly coarse sandstones covered with peat and heather.
View from Locker Bank View from the edge of the grouse moor along the eastern slopes of Black Hambleton, the northernmost extension of the Hambleton Hills. Scattered oak and birch woodland in the middle distance is Bawderis Wood.
View from Locker Bank
View from the edge of the grouse moor along the eastern slopes of Black Hambleton, the northernmost extension of the Hambleton Hills. Scattered oak and birch woodland in the middle distance is Bawderis Wood.
White Gill Head This dramatic view is often missed by walkers going along the track known as Hambleton Street, which is a few yards above and behind me.It is also part of the long distance footpath, The Cleveland Way.
White Gill Head
This dramatic view is often missed by walkers going along the track known as Hambleton Street, which is a few yards above and behind me.It is also part of the long distance footpath, The Cleveland Way.
Cleveland Way toward White Gill The track known as Hambleton Street,once a Drove Road,is part of the Cleveland Way.
Cleveland Way toward White Gill
The track known as Hambleton Street,once a Drove Road,is part of the Cleveland Way.
Locker Bank Locker Bank and the Eastern face of Black Hambleton from near Dale Head farm.
Locker Bank
Locker Bank and the Eastern face of Black Hambleton from near Dale Head farm.
View from the churchyard Over Silton.
View from the churchyard
Over Silton.
Remains of a field barn Near St. Mary's church.
Remains of a field barn
Near St. Mary's church.
Cleveland Way heading north Here the Cleveland Way uses the dirt road, Hambleton Street. It follows the western edge of the North Yorks Moors National Park with undulating moorland to the east and, out of view, the steeper slope descending to farmland in the west.
Cleveland Way heading north
Here the Cleveland Way uses the dirt road, Hambleton Street. It follows the western edge of the North Yorks Moors National Park with undulating moorland to the east and, out of view, the steeper slope descending to farmland in the west.
Forestry Plantations on Nether Silton Moor An extensive area of coniferous plantation occupies what were once moorland slopes above the villages of Over Silton and Nether Silton on the western fringe of the North Yorks Moors. This view is to the north from beside the Cleveland Way.
Forestry Plantations on Nether Silton Moor
An extensive area of coniferous plantation occupies what were once moorland slopes above the villages of Over Silton and Nether Silton on the western fringe of the North Yorks Moors. This view is to the north from beside the Cleveland Way.
Trig point of Dodd End The trig point at Dodd End stands on heather moorland at the northern end of a plateau of such ground known as Black Hambleton. To the right of the image can be seen the tall mast of the Bilsdale transmitter on quite another piece of moorland.
Trig point of Dodd End
The trig point at Dodd End stands on heather moorland at the northern end of a plateau of such ground known as Black Hambleton. To the right of the image can be seen the tall mast of the Bilsdale transmitter on quite another piece of moorland.
Wall bounding Hambleton Street Here the route of the Cleveland Way follows the old road known as Hambleton Street, which is on the other side of the wall. There's heather moorland to both sides of the wall and road.
Wall bounding Hambleton Street
Here the route of the Cleveland Way follows the old road known as Hambleton Street, which is on the other side of the wall. There's heather moorland to both sides of the wall and road.
White Gill Head White Gill Head is the source of White Gill, a stream draining south-west on Kepwick Moor. Beyond the wall is a gate across the route of the Cleveland Way with posts and rolls of fence wire awaiting installation.
White Gill Head
White Gill Head is the source of White Gill, a stream draining south-west on Kepwick Moor. Beyond the wall is a gate across the route of the Cleveland Way with posts and rolls of fence wire awaiting installation.
Knipes Hill from Moor Lane
Knipes Hill from Moor Lane
Forest Track on Knipes Hill This is a very large patch of forestry, coming west from the bulk of Hambleton End down to the villages of Over Silton and Nether Silton
Forest Track on Knipes Hill
This is a very large patch of forestry, coming west from the bulk of Hambleton End down to the villages of Over Silton and Nether Silton
Hunter's Hill from Forestry The track through the trees dips to the field wall at this point
Hunter's Hill from Forestry
The track through the trees dips to the field wall at this point
Moorland Valley Fields down to Sorrow Beck and beyond forestry and the bulk of Black Hambleton
Moorland Valley
Fields down to Sorrow Beck and beyond forestry and the bulk of Black Hambleton
Mother Gill Crabtree Bank Plantation Water in the bottom but overgrown
Mother Gill Crabtree Bank Plantation
Water in the bottom but overgrown
Forest track in Crabtree Bank Plantation
Forest track in Crabtree Bank Plantation
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Pie Shaw is located at Grid Ref: SE4793 (Lat: 54.336291, Lng: -1.27013)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Hambleton

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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