Cave Sands

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire

England

Cave Sands

Horse in a field near Cave Crossing A field on the edge of Broomfleet with the railway running beyond. — Horse in a field near Cave Crossing Credit: DS Pugh

Cave Sands is a picturesque location situated in the region of Yorkshire, England. It is nestled amidst the captivating landscape of the Yorkshire Downs and Moorland. The area is renowned for its natural beauty and is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers.

Cave Sands is characterized by its vast stretches of sandy terrain, which give it a unique and distinct appeal. The sands are soft and golden, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere. The area is dotted with fascinating caves, adding an element of mystery to the surroundings.

The Yorkshire Downs and Moorland surrounding Cave Sands offer breathtaking panoramic views. Rolling hills covered in lush greenery, interspersed with colorful wildflowers, create a picturesque backdrop. The area is also home to a diverse range of wildlife, including grazing sheep and birds of prey.

Visitors to Cave Sands can indulge in a range of outdoor activities. The sandy terrain is perfect for leisurely walks and picnics. Hiking enthusiasts will find numerous trails that wind through the moorland, offering an opportunity to explore the area's natural wonders. The caves in the vicinity provide a sense of adventure and intrigue, attracting spelunkers and explorers.

Cave Sands is easily accessible, with nearby parking facilities and amenities. The area is well-maintained, ensuring a pleasant and comfortable experience for visitors. Whether one seeks solitude and tranquility or an exhilarating adventure, Cave Sands in Yorkshire offers a truly captivating experience for all nature lovers.

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Cave Sands Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.737672/-0.63188248 or Grid Reference SE9027. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Horse in a field near Cave Crossing A field on the edge of Broomfleet with the railway running beyond.

Horse in a field near Cave Crossing

A field on the edge of Broomfleet with the railway running beyond.

Ellerker Road near Cave Crossing Looking away from the level crossing along the road to Broomfleet and forming part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Ellerker Road near Cave Crossing

Looking away from the level crossing along the road to Broomfleet and forming part of National Cycle Network route 65.

TransPennine service on Cave Crossing The 1203 Hull to Huddersfield (1K18) service formed of 185107 and 185114 makes its way over Cave Crossing and will next call at Selby. The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65. The white &#039;tictac&#039; on the left is an obstacle detection system which ensures that the crossing is clear of obstructions ahead of the signals protecting the crossing being cleared to allow trains to proceed. Before the upgrade of this crossing and the passing of control to the York Rail Operating Centre, the gate box opposite controlled the crossing. A documentary on the working of this box prior to closure can be found at: <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://www.s-r-s.org.uk/videoPages/Gilberdyke.php" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://www.s-r-s.org.uk/videoPages/Gilberdyke.php">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span>

TransPennine service on Cave Crossing

The 1203 Hull to Huddersfield (1K18) service formed of 185107 and 185114 makes its way over Cave Crossing and will next call at Selby. The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65. The white 'tictac' on the left is an obstacle detection system which ensures that the crossing is clear of obstructions ahead of the signals protecting the crossing being cleared to allow trains to proceed. Before the upgrade of this crossing and the passing of control to the York Rail Operating Centre, the gate box opposite controlled the crossing. A documentary on the working of this box prior to closure can be found at: Link

Cave Crossing The signal box on the right closed when the line was upgraded with control passing to the Rail Operating Centre in York. A documentary on the working of this signal box prior to closure can be found at: <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://www.s-r-s.org.uk/videoPages/Gilberdyke.php" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://www.s-r-s.org.uk/videoPages/Gilberdyke.php">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Cave Crossing

The signal box on the right closed when the line was upgraded with control passing to the Rail Operating Centre in York. A documentary on the working of this signal box prior to closure can be found at: Link

The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Footpath from Ellerker Road Looking along a footpath near Provence Farm.

Footpath from Ellerker Road

Looking along a footpath near Provence Farm.

Ellerker Road Looking along Ellerker Road where a footpath crosses over. The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Ellerker Road

Looking along Ellerker Road where a footpath crosses over. The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Fields south of Ings Lane Looking across a field of cereal crops. In the distance the 1153 Hull to Doncaster (2C25) formed of 158789 makes its way towards Cave crossing a few minutes late.

Fields south of Ings Lane

Looking across a field of cereal crops. In the distance the 1153 Hull to Doncaster (2C25) formed of 158789 makes its way towards Cave crossing a few minutes late.

Along Ings Lane The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Along Ings Lane

The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Skelfleet Drain Looking along a field drain from Ings Lane.

Skelfleet Drain

Looking along a field drain from Ings Lane.

Junction with Crabley Lane Looking along Ings Lane which forms part of National Cycle Network route 65. To the right is Crabley Lane.

Junction with Crabley Lane

Looking along Ings Lane which forms part of National Cycle Network route 65. To the right is Crabley Lane.

Powerlines crossing Ings Lane The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Powerlines crossing Ings Lane

The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Field north of Ings Lane Looking across arable fields of cereal crops.

Field north of Ings Lane

Looking across arable fields of cereal crops.

Drain beside Ings Lane The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Drain beside Ings Lane

The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Ellerker Waste Water Treatment Works Situated on Norfolk Bank Lane opposite Carrdales Nursery.

Ellerker Waste Water Treatment Works

Situated on Norfolk Bank Lane opposite Carrdales Nursery.

Grit box on Norfolk Bank Lane The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Grit box on Norfolk Bank Lane

The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Norfolk Bank Lane Passing Carrdales Nursery. The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Norfolk Bank Lane

Passing Carrdales Nursery. The road forms part of National Cycle Network route 65.

Overgrown Path This is the same field and the same crop as in Ian S&#039;s photograph of October 2010 <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2106326">SE8927 : A path heading South near Providence Farm</a> but whereas he found a clear and walkable path I didn&#039;t.

Overgrown Path

This is the same field and the same crop as in Ian S's photograph of October 2010 SE8927 : A path heading South near Providence Farm but whereas he found a clear and walkable path I didn't.

Jonathan Thacker

Oilseed rape and Provence

Oilseed rape and Provence

Jonathan Thacker

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Cave Sands is located at Grid Ref: SE9027 (Lat: 53.737672, Lng: -0.63188248)

Division: East Riding

Unitary Authority: East Riding of Yorkshire

Police Authority: Humberside

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///messed.formation.shell. Near Broomfleet, East Yorkshire

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Crabley Creek LC

Railway: level_crossing

Lat/Long: 53.7349137/-0.6311508

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Place: locality

Lat/Long: 53.7341721/-0.629757

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Railway: level_crossing

Lat/Long: 53.734864/-0.6310782

Railway: signal

Lat/Long: 53.7350138/-0.6319115

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