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near to East Witton, North Yorkshire, England

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	Red Beck Gill by Colin Gregory 15ft waterfall in Red Beck Gill unnamed on the o.s. maps.
	Lower Coverdale by Roger Gilbertson Between Coverham and East Witton.
	East Witton, Braithwaite Lane by Mel Towler The benchmark is cut into a lower course of stone in the drystone wall on the south side of the lane.
	Braithwaite Cottage by JThomas View from Braithwaite Lane.
	Good farming land by Malcolm Neal The land looks very good for grazing and is used for cattle, sheep and is also where there are a number of horse racing stables.
	New plantation of trees below Braithwaite Lane by Gordon Hatton Many hundreds of trees have recently been planted on a steep bank below Braithwaite Lane, which is behind the hedge to the left. Not only is this good conservation at a time when climate change is in the news, but it also fills a bank which... (more)
	Carrion corner, Braithwaite Moor by Andy Waddington For the edge of a grouse moor, there seem to be a surprising number of bones, not only of rabbits, but many of sheep left as carrion to attract exactly the sorts of birds one normally expects gamekeepers (illegally) to persecute, rather... (more)
	Braithwaite Lane by Chris Heaton Part of the narrow country lane between East Witton and Coverham - at this point outside the access drive to Braithwaite Cottage.
	Braithwaite Lane towards East Witton by David Dixon
	Grazing towards Cockhill Low Wood by JThomas From Braithwaite Lane.
	East Witton, Braithwaite Lane by Mel Towler The benchmark is cut into a lower course of the drystone wall on the south of the lane. The wall is to the east of Braithwaite Hall.
	Sheltering Sheep by Roger Gilbertson Since it was neither hot nor wet, it is not clear from what the sheep were trying to shelter under an almost leafless tree.