Swine Moor

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire

England

Swine Moor

Boats by the River Hull A couple of leisure craft, only one of which is currently afloat, on the eastern bank of the river next to Weel Road — Boats by the River Hull Credit: Paul Harrop

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Swine Moor Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.852053/-0.40201222 or Grid Reference TA0540. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Boats by the River Hull

A couple of leisure craft, only one of which is currently afloat, on the eastern bank of the river next to Weel Road

Paul Harrop

St Paul's church Tickton built 1843-4 at a cost of Â£850

Built as a Chapel of Ease for Beverley Minster. There was no previous church in the village. It is now used jointly by the Anglican and Methodist faiths.

Martin Dawes

Church notice board. Tickton

Martin Dawes

War Memorial Tickton

Opposite St Paul's church

Martin Dawes

Over fields to Corporation Farm

On footpath/bridleway from Weel to Tickton

Martin Dawes

River Hull near Tickton

Looking downstream from the top of the embankment on the west side of Weel Road, this stretch runs along the eastern side of Swinemoor, to the north east of Beverley. Boats in the usual states of repair, from pristine to completely derelict and half-sunken.

Paul Harrop

Hull Bridge moorings

A variety of craft moored on the eastern side of the River Hull, with the foot and road bridges visible in the top left

Paul Harrop

Hull Bridge Boat Club

The moorings on the right belong to Hull Bridge Boat Club, accessed from Weel Road on the eastern bank of the River Hull

Paul Harrop

Geese on Swinemoor Bank, near Beverley

Near to the moorings on the western side of the River Hull by Swinemoor. Nearby, there were a lot of white feathers strewn along the top of the embankment. I initially thought that maybe a fox had been active during the night, but it may well have just been the result of the enthusiastic early morning preening which these birds were also engaged in.

Paul Harrop

Coltman Avenue, Beverley

Someone had obviously devoted a great deal of time and effort to planting and maintaining colourful floral displays, in these tubs and in hanging baskets, along a short stretch of the road. Maybe it was the council, but this seems unlikely.

Paul Harrop

Norwood Methodist Church, Beverley

Situated in Norwood (B1230 road) HU17 9HN, this church dates from 1901 and is one of four such churches in the Beverley Methodist Circuit. Services take place here each Sunday at 10.45am with activities being held during the week.

David Hillas

Community hospital, Beverley

The East Riding Community Hospital on Swinemoor Lane was commissioned to replace the ageing Westwood Hospital at a cost of £19 million, and opened in July 2012. Oddly, for such an accessible and prominent building, there do not appear to have been any images of it placed on Geograph in the decade since it opened. The main entrance is shown here, with the Urgent Treatment Centre and GP Out-of-Hours Service in the distance on the right.

Paul Harrop