Tithe Farm and All Saints Church, North Dalton

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Tithe Farm and All Saints Church, North Dalton

Image: © Peter Church Taken: 14 Mar 2008

Looking east across the crops to the village. The village is situated in a natural dell as illustrated by the view of the farm where the lowest 5 feet are hidden by the land until a closer view is available. The church. including the tower with battlements, dates back to Norman times. The glorious tangle of trees presumably gives a hint of how the landscape would develop without human intervention. See http://www.driffield.co.uk/wolds_village_north-dalton.htm for village information.

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