Ancient snicket leading to West End, Kirkbymoorside
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Ancient snicket leading to West End, Kirkbymoorside
Image: © John Martin Taken: 11 Mar 2007
The entrance to this alleyway, snicket, ginnel or jigger is barely 3 feet wide. It led from the old main road, West End (seen ahead) across fields and orchards, now a housing estate. As everywhere in this ancient market town, building materials are an intriguing and attractive mixture of anything available over the centuries.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.267658
Longitude
-0.935925