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3 km from Bempton, East Riding of Yorkshire, England

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	The Headland Way at Dykes End by Oliver Dixon The grassy bank just beyond the fence is the northern end of Danes Dyke, an earthwork across the neck of Flamborough Head.
	Buttressed cliff, Cat Nab by Christine Johnstone Seen from the Yorkshire Belle trip boat.
	Headland Way Marker at Dyke's End by JThomas
	Coastal Path between Wandale Nab and Dykes End by Chris Heaton Heading away from Bempton Cliffs and the RSPB Reserve
	Headland Way towards Cat Nab by N Chadwick
	View to Flamborough Head by Pauline E The Headland Walk passes a carved wooden figure of a puffin near Danes Dyke End.
	Nesting Gannets by derek dye
	Dykes End, Bempton by Paul Glazzard Looking northwest towards Cat Nab and Billiard Table on the Bempton cliffs, from the northern end of the Danes' Dyke earthworks on the parish boundary between Bempton and Flamborough. Danes' Dyke is a huge man-made earth rampart... (more)
	Northern end of Danes Dyke by Richard Law An impressive prehistoric earthwork that runs the width of Flamborough Head from here to Dykes End near Sewerby, just over 2 and a half miles away.
	Dykes End by Mike Bardill This wood sculpture of a puffin is located at the northern end of Danes Dyke near to Flamborough. The sheer cliffs here are a haven for seabirds such as puffins, gulls and sand martins.
	Headland Way towards Flamborough by John Slater
	Warning between Wandale Nab and Cat Nab by Christine Johnstone It is dangerous to get very close to the cliff edge. Erosion means that there is nothing but roots and air under some of the grass.