Bin day, Winestead
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Image: © Paul Harrop Taken: 2 Mar 2010
Tuesday appears to be bin day in much of this area of Holderness. These houses are on the west side of the northern extension of Bydales Lane. Like several of the houses in the village they feature dormer windows. Winestead is designated a Conservation Area to protect its special character as one of the few unspoilt estate villages on the Holderness peninsula.
