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3 km from South Dalton, East Riding of Yorkshire, England

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	Supplemental image - false prophet? by Ian Lavender This bench mark is at SE 93621 44210 where there is no reference on the map. In my youth I was told that for every bench mark there was a spot height on the map. I have categorised this as a benchmark but in fact it marks the starting... (more)
	Near Old Dale Plantation by Paul Harrop The plantation is to the left of the lane which runs down to a crossroads with the South Dalton - Kiplingcoates road
	Firtree Cottage, South Dalton Wold by Ian S
	Minor road heading North towards South Dalton Wold by Glyn Drury
	View across Common Wold by Dr Patty McAlpin Waterlogged fields over Common Wold are testament to recent heavy downpours!
	Crossroads on the East Yorkshire Wolds by Martin Dawes Straight roads are the norm in this area, large open fields mainly arable. The house on the right straight ahead is the only building in this square. we will turn right there and walk down Park Lane into Dalton Park
	Rolling Wolds landscape by Kevin Waterhouse A road across Common Wold
	Wolds Crossroads by David Brown
	Kiplingcotes Derby racecourse seen from the starting line by David Tyers The Kiplingcotes Derby is England's oldest annual horse race. It takes place on the third Thursday of March each year, and is believed to have been run every year since 1519.
	South Dalton Wold by Paul Harrop Looking across the arable fields of the wold from Park Road, towards Old Dale Plantation
	Single track road by Ian Lavender The East Yorkshire wolds have miles of these single track roads with wide verges. I believe them to originate from the sheep drover trails. All four fields adjoining the crossroads in the middle distance have oil seed rape.
	The Road to Middleton by Andy Beecroft Taken from just north of the old Beverley to Market Weighton Railway track at Kiplingcoates Station