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Dist:0.2km<br/>The track leads from fields to farms, Grange Farm on the left,Cliff Farm on the right.

©martin dawes

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©JThomas

Dist:0.4km<br/>View west from near the north edge of the grid square across open farmland to the North Sea Gas Plant. To the south of the square is West Ringbrough Farm.

©Stephen Horncastle

Dist:0.4km<br/>Oilseed rape is coming into flower in this scene depicting this part of the Holderness plain on a murky morning. Ringborough can be seen in the distance, partly shrouded in mist.

©Stephen McKay

Dist:0.4km<br/>The hamlet of Newton (later called East Newton) was recorded from 1086. It probably had a main street running east-west with a parallel back lane and by the 18th century there was a green. East Newton had 24 inhabitants in 1801, 41 in 1841 and 25 in 1931. Only three houses remained in 1991, two of which had been rebuilt (information from Victoria County History). Many of the farm buildings at Grange Farm now appear to be in ruins.

©Paul Glazzard

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©Ian S

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©JThomas

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©Ian S

Dist:0.6km<br/>Footpath to Garton to the left of it, a gas plant in the background.

©martin dawes

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©JThomas

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©JThomas

Dist:0.6km<br/>Rapidly eroding soft cliffs.

©JThomas

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©Ian S

Dist:0.7km<br/>This bridleway seems to be hardly used, yet the thoughtful farmer has provided this channel through the corn to walk through!

©Andy Beecroft

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