IMAGES TAKEN NEAR TO
Roxby Road, PICKERING, YO18 7TJ

Roxby Terrace connects Image (at the viewpoint) with Roxby Road (ahead). The entrance on the left is to Greystones (private).

This south-easterly facing photograph shows one of the water courses of Thornton Beck and the bridges that are used to access properties from the road. The dwelling on the left of the photograph is Old Maltongate Farm. At this point the beck is quieter and closer to being a ‘natural’ stream, as opposed to the stone lined channel it appears as in this more upstream (northerly) photograph, Image As such it tends to attract some of the cuter Image For a more southerly (ahead) photograph of Malton Gate, click here Image For a more northerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of Malton Gate, click here Image

This northerly facing photograph is looking along Malton Gate toward the village centre. On the left of the picture is a junction with Image For a more northerly (ahead) photograph of Malton Gate, click here Image For a more southerly (close by, behind the viewpoint) photograph of Malton Gate, click here Image

These three ducklings were swimming toward ‘mother’ in Thornton Beck. This part of the beck flows in a southerly direction alongside Image

This south-easterly facing photograph shows the junction of the National Park car park entrance with Malton Gate. Some 30metres behind the viewpoint (on the left, western side of Malton Gate) is a junction with Image For a more southerly (ahead) photograph of Malton Gate, click here Image For a more northerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of Malton Gate, click here Image

This westerly facing photograph shows the junction of Roxby Road (ahead) with Image (immediate foreground). Ahead Roxby Road bears to the right at a junction with The Rise (to the left) and The Mount (straight on). The houses (ahead) are in The Mount.

This is one channel of the beck within a strip of woodland to the east of Maltongate. Another branch runs along the roadside some 150m to the west.

The flow of the beck is divided and eventually becomes one again.

The photograph is looking in a northerly direction along Malton Gate and was taken from near its junction with Image (left, behind the viewpoint). Ahead Malton Gate leads toward Thornton village centre and the A170. Behind the viewpoint the road connects with the A169 via High Marishes. The stream is one of the water courses for Thornton Beck. For a more northerly (some 30metres ahead) photograph of Malton Gate but looking back, toward this viewpoint, click here Image For a more southerly (behind the viewpoint) photograph of Malton Gate, click here Image

Just off Maltongate.