West Field

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire Selby

England

West Field

Cawood Ings, from Ings Lane Looking towards the banks of the River Ouse; the field is ready for harvest; wild flowers survive along the margins.
Cawood Ings, from Ings Lane Credit: Chris Yeates

West Field, Yorkshire is a picturesque region located in the northern part of England. It encompasses a vast area of diverse landscapes, including downs and moorland. These natural features provide a stunning backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

The downs in West Field are characterized by gently rolling hills covered in lush green grass. They offer breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and are a haven for hikers and walkers. The downs are also home to a variety of wildlife, including rabbits, hares, and numerous species of birds.

The moorland in West Field is a distinctive feature of the region. It consists of vast expanses of open, heather-covered hills and valleys. The moors are known for their rugged beauty and are a popular destination for adventure seekers and photographers. They provide a unique habitat for several bird species, such as grouse and curlews, as well as various types of wildflowers.

In addition to its natural beauty, West Field boasts several charming villages and towns. These settlements offer a glimpse into the region's rich history and provide visitors with opportunities to explore local culture and heritage. Traditional stone cottages, quaint shops, and friendly locals create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Overall, West Field, Yorkshire, with its downs and moorland, offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Whether you are seeking outdoor adventures, peaceful walks, or a chance to immerse yourself in the local way of life, this region is a must-visit destination.

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West Field Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.825348/-1.0713147 or Grid Reference SE6136. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cawood Ings, from Ings Lane Looking towards the banks of the River Ouse; the field is ready for harvest; wild flowers survive along the margins.
Cawood Ings, from Ings Lane
Looking towards the banks of the River Ouse; the field is ready for harvest; wild flowers survive along the margins.
Embankment at Dawker Hill The embankment in the photograph may be a secondary, or former, defence against flooding of the River Ouse which, now, is some distance away.
Embankment at Dawker Hill
The embankment in the photograph may be a secondary, or former, defence against flooding of the River Ouse which, now, is some distance away.
Octagon at Dawker Hill The purpose of the brick octagon on the flood defence embankment is unknown
Octagon at Dawker Hill
The purpose of the brick octagon on the flood defence embankment is unknown
Dawker Hill
Dawker Hill
Embankment at Dawker Hill There is another embankment close to the present course of the River Ouse
Embankment at Dawker Hill
There is another embankment close to the present course of the River Ouse
Dirt Track to the River Ouse
Dirt Track to the River Ouse
The Road from Cawood to  Wistow
The Road from Cawood to Wistow
The Road from Wistow to Cawood
The Road from Wistow to Cawood
Continuous Transmission
Continuous Transmission
Marsh Lane to Wistow
Marsh Lane to Wistow
The Power of the Countryside
The Power of the Countryside
Marsh Lane to Cawood
Marsh Lane to Cawood
Marsh Lane towards Wistow
Marsh Lane towards Wistow
Marsh Lane towards Lordship Lane, Wistow
Marsh Lane towards Lordship Lane, Wistow
Sheep on embankment, Dawker Hill
Sheep on embankment, Dawker Hill
Farmland and power lines
Farmland and power lines
Beanfield on Marsh Lane Looking across a field of beans off Marsh Lane near Cawood.
Beanfield on Marsh Lane
Looking across a field of beans off Marsh Lane near Cawood.
Barley field along Marsh Lane Looking across fields towards the Ouse.
Barley field along Marsh Lane
Looking across fields towards the Ouse.
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West Field is located at Grid Ref: SE6136 (Lat: 53.825348, Lng: -1.0713147)

Division: East Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Selby

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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