North Field

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire

England

North Field

Westgate  from  Market  place  and  High  Street  junction War memorial to the right with A1033 (Westgate) beyond
Westgate from Market place and High Street junction Credit: Martin Dawes

North Field is a picturesque area located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated amidst the stunning Yorkshire Downs and Moorland, this region offers a diverse landscape that captivates visitors with its natural beauty. Spanning over several miles, North Field is known for its rolling hills, vast open spaces, and breathtaking views.

The Yorkshire Downs, which encompass a significant portion of North Field, are characterized by their gentle slopes and expansive grasslands. This area is rich in wildlife, with numerous species of birds, mammals, and plants calling it home. Visitors can enjoy hiking or cycling through the Downs, immersing themselves in the tranquility of the surrounding nature.

In contrast, the Moorland in North Field presents a more rugged and dramatic scenery. This area is marked by heather-clad hills, scattered with rocky outcrops and peat bogs. The Moorland provides a unique habitat for a variety of wildlife, including grouse, sheep, and wild ponies. It offers an excellent opportunity for those seeking outdoor adventures such as birdwatching, mountain biking, or horseback riding.

North Field is also dotted with charming villages and historic sites. The local communities are known for their warm hospitality and offer a range of amenities for visitors. Traditional pubs, cozy tea rooms, and quaint shops can be found throughout the area, providing a glimpse into the local culture and heritage.

Overall, North Field in Yorkshire is a true gem for nature enthusiasts and those looking for a peaceful escape. With its captivating Downs and Moorland, charming villages, and rich wildlife, it offers a unique experience that showcases the beauty of the Yorkshire countryside.

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North Field Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.694/0.004936617 or Grid Reference TA3223. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Westgate  from  Market  place  and  High  Street  junction War memorial to the right with A1033 (Westgate) beyond
Westgate from Market place and High Street junction
War memorial to the right with A1033 (Westgate) beyond
Patrington  War  Memorial.  Market  Place The metal plate in the grass in front of the wreaths is a Millennium Time Capsule buried 27th November 1999
Patrington War Memorial. Market Place
The metal plate in the grass in front of the wreaths is a Millennium Time Capsule buried 27th November 1999
Farmland south of Bydales Lane Taken from about 115m, the photo shows a typical Holderness landscape - almost flat, fertile arable farmland.
Farmland south of Bydales Lane
Taken from about 115m, the photo shows a typical Holderness landscape - almost flat, fertile arable farmland.
Mill at Black Mill Farm
Mill at Black Mill Farm
Track on Patrington Carrs
Track on Patrington Carrs
A1033 at Mile House Farm
A1033 at Mile House Farm
Pond in Hollym Carrs Nature Reserve
Pond in Hollym Carrs Nature Reserve
Muddy footpath near Hollym
Muddy footpath near Hollym
Private road to Weldon's Plantation
Private road to Weldon's Plantation
Over  fields  to  Black  Mill  Farm  from  Holmpton  Road Between the mill tower and me runs the Greenwich Meridian line. I am to the east the mill to the west
Over fields to Black Mill Farm from Holmpton Road
Between the mill tower and me runs the Greenwich Meridian line. I am to the east the mill to the west
Holmpton  Road  toward  Patrington The spire of St Patrick's Parish Church can be seen over the trees left of centre
Holmpton Road toward Patrington
The spire of St Patrick's Parish Church can be seen over the trees left of centre
Field  edge  footpath  on  the  Holderness  Plain
Field edge footpath on the Holderness Plain
Growing  root  crop  in  a very  large  field Holderness is flat, the farm centre distance is Little Plowland
Growing root crop in a very large field
Holderness is flat, the farm centre distance is Little Plowland
St Patrick's Church Patrington Building of the cruciform shaped church started in 1310 and with delays due to the Black Death during the mid 14th century, it was finally completed by about  1410. It is 150ft (45.7m) long and height to weathercock on top of the spire is 189ft (57.6m). 
The spire has no internal struts or supports and for many years was used as a navigation aid for ships entering and leaving the Humber.

A quote from Simon Jenkins' book "England's thousand best churches":-
‘Patrington church calls itself "Queen of Holderness" and rightly so.  It is queen too of what I regard as the finest era of English Gothic, the final flowering of the Decorated style in the early 14th century before the Black Death.’ <span class="nowrap"><a title="https://www.stpatrickspatrington.org.uk/" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="https://www.stpatrickspatrington.org.uk/">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>
St Patrick's Church Patrington
Building of the cruciform shaped church started in 1310 and with delays due to the Black Death during the mid 14th century, it was finally completed by about 1410. It is 150ft (45.7m) long and height to weathercock on top of the spire is 189ft (57.6m). The spire has no internal struts or supports and for many years was used as a navigation aid for ships entering and leaving the Humber. A quote from Simon Jenkins' book "England's thousand best churches":- ‘Patrington church calls itself "Queen of Holderness" and rightly so. It is queen too of what I regard as the finest era of English Gothic, the final flowering of the Decorated style in the early 14th century before the Black Death.’ LinkExternal link
Myer's  Lane  (track)  toward  Hollym  Road  A1033
Myer's Lane (track) toward Hollym Road A1033
Field  edge  track  toward  Long  Farm From Myer's Lane (track)
Field edge track toward Long Farm
From Myer's Lane (track)
Corner  of  new  waste  water  treatment  works  on  Myer's  Lane The track I am on is Myer's Lane
Corner of new waste water treatment works on Myer's Lane
The track I am on is Myer's Lane
Field  drainage  ditch  outside  perimeter  fence To the left is the new waste water treatment works for Withersea. Built to replace the old sewage works which are near the coast and will at some point be eroded, before which it has to be all dismantled and the land returned to agricultural use.
Field drainage ditch outside perimeter fence
To the left is the new waste water treatment works for Withersea. Built to replace the old sewage works which are near the coast and will at some point be eroded, before which it has to be all dismantled and the land returned to agricultural use.
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North Field is located at Grid Ref: TA3223 (Lat: 53.694, Lng: 0.004936617)

Division: East Riding

Unitary Authority: East Riding of Yorkshire

Police Authority: Humberside

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