Cockerill Hill

Hill, Mountain in Yorkshire

England

Cockerill Hill

Walled garden, Sewerby Hall
Walled garden, Sewerby Hall Credit: JThomas

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.117854/-0.1470561 or Grid Reference TA2170. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Walled garden, Sewerby Hall
Walled garden, Sewerby Hall
Winter bedding, Sewerby Hall walled garden
Winter bedding, Sewerby Hall walled garden
Winter bedding, Sewerby Hall walled garden The hedging is suffering from box blight.
Winter bedding, Sewerby Hall walled garden
The hedging is suffering from box blight.
Carving - Sewerby Hall The gardeners at Sewerby Hall are kept busy with the huge garden.  Apart from the carvings there are amazing and weird trees and bushes and some beautiful formal gardens.
Carving - Sewerby Hall
The gardeners at Sewerby Hall are kept busy with the huge garden. Apart from the carvings there are amazing and weird trees and bushes and some beautiful formal gardens.
Danes Dyke Danes’ Dyke consists of prehistoric earthworks, possibly intended as a defence, and woodland that runs 2½ miles across Flamborough Head. Despite its name, Danes’ Dyke had nothing to do with the Danes, and was a much earlier site - probably dating back to the Bronze Age.
Danes Dyke
Danes’ Dyke consists of prehistoric earthworks, possibly intended as a defence, and woodland that runs 2½ miles across Flamborough Head. Despite its name, Danes’ Dyke had nothing to do with the Danes, and was a much earlier site - probably dating back to the Bronze Age.
Where Dane's Dyke meets the North Sea
Where Dane's Dyke meets the North Sea
View towards Bridlington from Southern end of Danes Dyke
View towards Bridlington from Southern end of Danes Dyke
Beacon Hill Views The South Landing and cliffs at Flamborough Head from just beyond Beacon Hill. Looking out across Danes Dyke End, you can just make out Bridlington in the distance.
Beacon Hill Views
The South Landing and cliffs at Flamborough Head from just beyond Beacon Hill. Looking out across Danes Dyke End, you can just make out Bridlington in the distance.
Sewerby Hall Gardens
Sewerby Hall Gardens
Marton Hall This photo is actually taken from just outside the gridsquare TA2069, in which the hall is situated.
Marton Hall
This photo is actually taken from just outside the gridsquare TA2069, in which the hall is situated.
Beacon Hill The view eastwards along the cliff top from the very edge of the gridsquare towards Beacon Hill.
Beacon Hill
The view eastwards along the cliff top from the very edge of the gridsquare towards Beacon Hill.
South Flamborough Beach
South Flamborough Beach
South Flamborough Beach Looking Towards Danes' Dyke.
South Flamborough Beach
Looking Towards Danes' Dyke.
Sewerby Rocks Bridlington in the background, taken from Danes Dyke Beach
Sewerby Rocks
Bridlington in the background, taken from Danes Dyke Beach
Cliff face, Sewerby An eastwards shot of the cliff face near Dykes End from Sewerby Rocks.
Cliff face, Sewerby
An eastwards shot of the cliff face near Dykes End from Sewerby Rocks.
Dane's Dyke from the beach A wide view of Dane's Dyke taken from the beach (Dyke's End).
Dane's Dyke from the beach
A wide view of Dane's Dyke taken from the beach (Dyke's End).
Pillbox near Beacon Hill In this photo, what appears to be a pillbox can be seen overlooking the sea. The pillbox may be a Type 22, if it is indeed a pillbox. Inside, there are metal brackets where a wooden shelf would have been fitted had it been a Type 22. There is full access to this structure but there is little to look at internally.
Pillbox near Beacon Hill
In this photo, what appears to be a pillbox can be seen overlooking the sea. The pillbox may be a Type 22, if it is indeed a pillbox. Inside, there are metal brackets where a wooden shelf would have been fitted had it been a Type 22. There is full access to this structure but there is little to look at internally.
Carving, Cliff Plantation A carving of a fisherman's wife, looking out to sea.
Carving, Cliff Plantation
A carving of a fisherman's wife, looking out to sea.
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Cockerill Hill is located at Grid Ref: TA2170 (Lat: 54.117854, Lng: -0.1470561)

Division: East Riding

Unitary Authority: East Riding of Yorkshire

Police Authority: Humberside

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