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  1. A Hidden Hollow-Way on Coleson Bank

    This morning’s constitutional threw up a surprise. I have used the so-called ‘Green Lane’ on Coleson Bank before, climbing out of Battersby, and even posted about it. You can just make out a glimpse of it in the photo. But I do not go that way often. The narrow gulley attracts off-road motorbikes, which makes it less than p ...

    fhithich.uk/2025/06/18/a-hidde

    #BattersbyMoor #NorthYorkMoors #history #medieval

  2. Geese over the Moor, Jets in the Sky: My Morning Routine Disturbed

    Wednesday mornings have become a predictable affair—each week beginning with a stroll across Battersby Moor. This morning, however, my private reverie were rudely interrupted by the coarse honking of a skein of geese, or what I dare venture to call greylags, flapping about in that charmingly organised way they have, perhaps several hund ...

    fhithich.uk/?p=36356

    #BattersbyMoor #NorthYorkMoors #birds #fauna

  3. Mists of Misinformation: Chemtrails

    A splendid summer morning, the sky an unblemished expanse of blue with the occasional fluffy cloud. Above Battersby Moor, a puffy white streak trails behind an unseen aeroplane, an innocuous contrail formed predominantly from water vapour. Yet, a growing faction of the population insists these are not mere vestiges of aviation but harbingers of malevolence.
    The word "chemtrails" ...

    fhithich.uk/?p=35799

    #BattersbyMoor #NorthYorkMoors

  4. Rapeseed Transforms the Vale of Cleveland

    The expansive fields of rapeseed, ablaze with its yellow flowers, command this view of the vale of Cleveland from Battersby Moor, presenting a picturesque mosaic of greens and yellows. Rapeseed, grown for its oil, a staple in cooking, fuel, and other products, graces landscapes worldwide, transforming into a breathtaking spectacle during its bl ...

    fhithich.uk/?p=35429

    #Battersby #BattersbyMoor #CaptCooksMonument #NorthYorkMoors

  5. Burton Howe — A Bronze Age round barrow

    Just adjacent to the Cleveland Way, as it slogs its way along the landrover track on Greenhow Bank, lies Burton Howe, topped with its medieval parish boundary marker stone. Perched at an elevation of 433 metres (1,419 feet), it affords a splendid view of the Cleveland Plain, stretching westward along the line ...

    fhithich.uk/?p=35083

    #BattersbyMoor #BurtonHowe #ClevelandHills #ClevelandWay #GreenhowMoor #NorthYorkMoors #BronzeAge

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