Grid reference SE4172
near to Cundall, North Yorkshire, England
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Bat Bridge Cundall
A small and rather unexciting bridge over Cundall Beck, a minor tributary of the Swale.
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Access Lane to Studforth Farm
by Chris Heaton
Part of a long lane that gives Studforth Farm access to the Queens Highways
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Track to Studforth Farm
by JThomas
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Public bridleway to Dishforth, at Bat Bridge
Also the access road to Studforth boarding kennels.
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Soppa Gutter, Bat Bridge
by JThomas
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Farmland near Bat Bridge
by JThomas
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Mixed herd of cattle, grazing near Bat Bridge
With Cundall Manor Preparatory School in the distance.
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Bridleway to Dishforth, alongside Cundall Beck
Heading west from Bat Bridge.
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Cundall Beck at Bat Bridge, looking downstream
At the end of August after a hot, dry summer. Compare with SE4172 : Bat Bridge Cundall taken in January 2007, presumably after snow melt.
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Walking the dog along the bridleway at Bat Bridge
Safer than walking it along the nearby narrow lane.
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The Environment Agency's Bat Bridge gauging station
Measuring the water level in Cundall Beck to provide data for localised flood warnings. The level when photographed was 0.1 metres. There will be minor flooding at 0.26 metres. The highest level recorded is about 2.5 metres.
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Winter pastures
A chilly scene in fields near Studforth Farm. No great depth of snow, but severe frost has created an icing sugar-like surface.
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Unnamed watercourse near Fox Covert
One of several man made drainage channels in the low country between Norton le Clay and Cundall. All waters running into Cundall Beck and thence into the Swale.
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Feeder stream for Cundall Beck
This could be Cundall Beck, Dor Beck or simply 'drain' as is shown on current maps. However, the chilly waters are heading towards the Swale after draining the agricultural land around Dishforth and Norton le Clay.
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