near to Broughton, North Yorkshire, England
Coverage
We have
43 images
in grid square SE7671
Maps
TIP: Click the map for more Large scale mapping
Tip: Click the map to open the coverage map
Sample images
Breakdown list
A sample of 12 photos from 43
for SE7671
- View this square in the Browser >>>
|
|
Disused silage tower, Close Farm
by Pauline E
Given the height of the fence, I estimate this to be about 10m in height or approx 33 feet. Silage towers were built in small numbers between the two world wars, but were not generally adopted until the 1960s. They were used for the... (more)
|
|
|
All weather gallop at Musley Bank Stables
by John Slater
|
|
|
Close Farm
The establishment of Close Farm has been rescued from near dereliction and old farm buildings are re-purposed as holiday accommodation.
|
|
|
Racehorse training gallops west of Malton |
|
|
Broughton Lane
by T Eyre
The southern part of Broughton Lane.
|
|
|
New Training Gallops Broughton Braygate
by Martin Dawes
This fenced gallop is alongside the Castle Howard Road
|
|
|
Broughton Braygate
by T Eyre
Looking NE towards The Wolds.
|
|
|
Close Farm
by DS Pugh
Seen from Braygate Street.
|
|
|
Mare and Foal
by Martin Dawes
On green lane/Bridleway North of Braygate Street
|
|
|
Gallops at Broughton Braygate
One question remains here, and that is if a bridleway crosses these gallop fences at a right angle, how is one [particularly if on a horse or bicycle] supposed to negotiate the double fence? I saw no gap or lift up section, so I'm puzzled.
|
|
|
Young wheat off Braygate Street
by Pauline E
The view is towards the North Yorks Moors over Close Farm. Note the tall concrete structure of the disused silage tower.
|
|
|
Benchmark on a wooden gatepost beside Braygate Street
by John Slater
|
Explore more images in this square: | View Filtering options | View all 43 images page by page >>> |
|