IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Thornton-le-Dale, PICKERING, YO18 7RX

The photograph shows the northern end of a public footpath that connects Image (ahead, at the gate) with Image (behind the viewpoint). The property over the wall on the right is ‘Chinagarth’ and over the fence on the left is ‘Old House’ (both private). For a photograph taken from the same viewpoint but looking in the opposite (southerly) direction, click here Image

This east north-easterly facing photograph shows Ellerburn Road at a point where a public Image (note the white gate) from Image joins the road. Behind the viewpoint Ellerburn Road continues south-westerly toward its junction with Whitby Gate. For a more north-easterly (some 30 metres ahead) photograph of Ellerburn Road, click here Image

The southerly facing photograph is of a public footpath (this section is private road) that connects Image (behind the viewpoint) with Image (ahead). The driveway to the left is to ‘Chinagarth’ and there is a similar one to the right for ‘Old House’ (both private properties). For a photograph taken from the same viewpoint but looking in the opposite (northerly) direction, click here Image For a more southerly (ahead) photograph of the footpath, click here Image

Thornton Dale Bowling Club is situated at the northern end of Priestman’s Lane, near Image

Ahead, in this north-easterly facing photograph, Priestman’s Lane turns through some 90° clockwise to head south-easterly for a short distance before another turn brings it southerly toward its junction with the footpath, Image On the cusp of the turn is Thornton Mill with Mill house just to the right of it. The entrance on the near right is to the Image A few metres behind the viewpoint the lane ends at it junction with Image For a more easterly (ahead) photograph of the lane, click here Image

The sign remains, including the "try your brakes" sign on the other side. The ford is, however, long gone, having been replaced by a bridge.

A most photogenic thatched cottage, used on jigsaw puzzles.

Brook Lane (in the foreground) is ‘┐shaped’ with the ‘long, horizontal arm’ connecting to Image and the ‘short, vertical arm’ connecting to Image This north north-easterly photograph is looking across the ‘corner of the two arms’ toward a group of cottages Image The roadway in front of the houses is public but becomes private after a short distance. However both sections carry a public footpath that connects this viewpoint with Image (ahead). Behind the viewpoint Image continues toward Chestnut Avenue.

The north-easterly facing photograph shows Ellerburn Road (in the foreground and bearing left) at it junction with the northern end of Priestman’s Lane. Ahead on Priestman’s Lane (out of shot, just beyond the turn) are Image Behind the viewpoint Ellerburn Road continues south-westerly toward its junction with Whitby Gate. For a more south-westerly (some 30metres behind the viewpoint) photograph of Ellerburn Road, click here Image