Middle Flats

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire

England

Middle Flats

Minor  road  along  Foxholes  Bottom  toward  Wold  Newton Passing Skipper Lane junction
Minor road along Foxholes Bottom toward Wold Newton Credit: Martin Dawes

Middle Flats is a picturesque area located in Yorkshire, known for its stunning downs and moorland landscapes. The area is characterized by rolling hills, vast expanses of open grassland, and rugged terrain, making it a popular destination for hikers, nature enthusiasts, and outdoor adventurers.

The downs of Middle Flats offer panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, with gentle slopes and lush greenery stretching as far as the eye can see. The moorland, on the other hand, is more rugged and untamed, with heather-covered hillsides and rocky outcrops adding to the dramatic beauty of the landscape.

Wildlife is abundant in Middle Flats, with a variety of bird species, mammals, and plant life calling the area home. Visitors may catch a glimpse of red grouse, curlews, or even the elusive black grouse as they explore the moorland and downs.

Overall, Middle Flats is a peaceful and enchanting place, perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the Yorkshire countryside.

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Middle Flats Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.150494/-0.41064483 or Grid Reference TA0373. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Minor  road  along  Foxholes  Bottom  toward  Wold  Newton Passing Skipper Lane junction
Minor road along Foxholes Bottom toward Wold Newton
Passing Skipper Lane junction
Entrance  to  Skipper  Lane
Entrance to Skipper Lane
Skipper  Lane  through  Foxholes  Bottom Goes up onto the Wold to either Thwing or Octon
Skipper Lane through Foxholes Bottom
Goes up onto the Wold to either Thwing or Octon
Approaching  access  road  to  Westfield  House On minor road toward Wold Newton
Approaching access road to Westfield House
On minor road toward Wold Newton
Road  toward  Wold  Newton On the skyline to the right in the trees can be seen the roof of Westholme
Road toward Wold Newton
On the skyline to the right in the trees can be seen the roof of Westholme
Temporary  traffic  lights  in  Wold  Newton Going out of the village onto Bridlington Road
Temporary traffic lights in Wold Newton
Going out of the village onto Bridlington Road
East  on  Burton  Fleming  Road
East on Burton Fleming Road
Ploughed Field near Foxholes Pictured from the north east corner of the grid square this was a potato field although there was still a substantial number of tubers still lying on the ground amongst the chalk.
Ploughed Field near Foxholes
Pictured from the north east corner of the grid square this was a potato field although there was still a substantial number of tubers still lying on the ground amongst the chalk.
Fields Adjoining North Cotes Road Millhouse Farm can also be deciphered here on the horizon.
Fields Adjoining North Cotes Road
Millhouse Farm can also be deciphered here on the horizon.
North Cotes Road Pictured from the edge of a copse near Middle Wold Farm.
North Cotes Road
Pictured from the edge of a copse near Middle Wold Farm.
Bench, Crossroads and Finger Posts Sea mist had blown over this natural summit on the Wolds this morning giving the scene a lonely feel.
Bench, Crossroads and Finger Posts
Sea mist had blown over this natural summit on the Wolds this morning giving the scene a lonely feel.
Crossroads in Fordon Hamlet located to the north of Wold Newton.
Crossroads in Fordon
Hamlet located to the north of Wold Newton.
Church of St James in Fordon Almost appearing to take form out of the mist is this bijou medieval church.
Church of St James in Fordon
Almost appearing to take form out of the mist is this bijou medieval church.
Gypsey  Race  eastward  through  Foxholes  Bottom The Gypsey Race is the northernmost Chalk Stream and the only watercourse on the High Wolds. In dry weather it sinks into the chalk and looks like a dried up field drainage ditch, very wet it floods! This photo from the bridge on Skipper Lane which also shows the Highway Boundary post
Gypsey Race eastward through Foxholes Bottom
The Gypsey Race is the northernmost Chalk Stream and the only watercourse on the High Wolds. In dry weather it sinks into the chalk and looks like a dried up field drainage ditch, very wet it floods! This photo from the bridge on Skipper Lane which also shows the Highway Boundary post
Winter  root  crop  in  open  field  with  glider  posts  from  WW2 The reinforced concrete posts had wires strung between them to thwart German gliders from landing safely on these open fields
Winter root crop in open field with glider posts from WW2
The reinforced concrete posts had wires strung between them to thwart German gliders from landing safely on these open fields
Over  minor  country  road  is  Linetop  Road  (Track)  to  fields Turn right down into Wold Newton
Over minor country road is Linetop Road (Track) to fields
Turn right down into Wold Newton
A  Wold  Newton  Parish  Community  Field It looks to be a new venture, Newly planted hedge and new gateposts
A Wold Newton Parish Community Field
It looks to be a new venture, Newly planted hedge and new gateposts
Former  Post  Office  Wold  Newton On the corner of Front Street and Butt Lane
Former Post Office Wold Newton
On the corner of Front Street and Butt Lane
Show me another place!

Middle Flats is located at Grid Ref: TA0373 (Lat: 54.150494, Lng: -0.41064483)

Division: East Riding

Unitary Authority: East Riding of Yorkshire

Police Authority: Humberside

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