near to Ripley, North Yorkshire, England
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Farmland near Scarah Bank
by DS Pugh
Looking across a field near the junction of Scarah Bank with the B6165.
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House by the B6165 near Bedlam
by Peter Bond
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Scarah Bank Farm (set of 2 images)
by N Chadwick
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Access Lane to High Kettle Spring
by Chris Heaton
Access lane at the point where it leaves Scarah Bank - adopted by the Nidderdale Way.
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Scarah Quarry Wood
Landscaped in the 19thC with some lovely beech trees, only in the winter time is the quarry evident.
The quarry extracted Addlethorpe Grit, a Carboniferous Sandstone, mostly for building Ripley Park wall, farm buildings and the Scarah Mill.
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Scarah Mill from Thornton Beck Bridge
by manonabike
No longer a working mill sadly, now a private house with extensive orchards, on the bridge in the foreground is the parish boundary markings of Clint to the left and Ripley to the right
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Scarah Bank near to Scarah Mill
by Peter Wood
Looking southward.
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B6165 near Bedlam
by Derek Harper
Oak trees along the B road as it rounds a bend approaching Scarah Bank Farm.
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Direction Marker - Scarah Bridge - B6165 - Ripley
by Tez Exley
Cast Direction markers in the North Parapet of Scarah Bridge on the B6165 Pateley Bridge to Ripley Road
Associated photos can be seen at the links below.
SE2761 : Scarah Bridge - B6165 - Ripley
SE2761 : Rivet Benchmark - Scarah Bridge - B6165 Ripley (1)
SE2761 : Rivet Benchmark - Scarah Bridge - B6165 Ripley (2)
SE2761 : Rivet Benchmark - Scarah Bridge - B6165 Ripley (3)
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Nidderdale Way on Kettle Spring Lane
by Derek Harper
Trees line this stretch of the farm road and bridleway also shown in SE2762 : Kettle Spring Lane.
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Ripley - Pateley road
by Mel Towler
The wall is on the west side of the B6165. There is a benchmark cut into the wall.
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Boundary Stone
by David Rogers
This Stone near High Rails Farm is inscribed with the number 43, K-F, and the date 1767.
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