Farm buildings and a silo in Reedness
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Farm buildings and a silo in Reedness by Chris as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Chris Taken: 5 Jan 2014
The farm is not named on the map but the area behind it, between the village and the River Ouse is called "North Garths". Opposite, to the right of the road is "South Garths". "Garth" (meaning encircled by or contained in) is a word meaning paddock or field. Sometimes the name incorporates the name of the trees by which the field is (or was) surrounded, as in "Elm Garth" (in Yarburgh, near Louth, Lincs).