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near to Ingleby Arncliffe, North Yorkshire, England

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	Ingleby Cross by John Allan The centre of the village, with the war memorial in the foreground.
	Ingleby Cross and the Bluebell Inn by Tom Courtney In the small village of Ingleby Arnside, on the western edge of the North York Moors
	Baulk Bridge Farm, Nr East Harlsey by Paul Buckingham Picture shows newly constructed access road, not yet shown on maps.
	Track to Baulk Bridge Farm by JThomas
	Direction Sign – Signpost by Mike Rayner Located on the south side of crossroads in the village, Ingleby Arncliffe parish. 1 arm and annulus finial. Milestone Society National ID: YN_NZ4400A
	Village Hall, Ingleby Cross by Gordon Hatton The village hall of 1910 is built of local sandstone and has a nice little cupola and clock. It stands in the part of the village known as Ingleby Cross.
	Handy for the A19! by Pauline E Somerset House Farm and B&B, close to the A19 if you need to make a quick getaway.
	Northbound on A19(T) approaching crossroads by Martin Dawes
	Former primary school, Ingleby Arncliffe by Gordon Hatton Almost exactly 12 years to the day since I last photographed this school and there's an obvious difference as this site is now empty and neglected. I'm unsure when the school closed or where pupils go now [Osmotherley seems... (more)
	Baulk Bridge Farm by Robin Webster Sporting thirteen solar panels on the roof. In early 2010 there were only the two on the left, as seen in NZ4400 : Baulk Bridge Farm, Nr East Harlsey.
	Ingleby Arncliffe, Blue Bell Inn by Mel Towler Benchmark to the right of chimney stack. 1 ft from ground level.
	Carved inscription on the Ingleby Arncliffe water tower. by Bill Henderson