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Hutton Hall has half a dozen large, modern farm buildings, but these rather shabby looking older buildings north of the farmhouse itself, hark back to a less mechanised age. An assortment of older mechanical farming apparatus also seems to be declining into old age in this field, though one or two items still seem to have some paint, and all seem poised ready to be attached to a tractor, so maybe their useful life is not quite ended.
©Andy Waddington
St. Mary was built in 1878, architects; Austin, Johnson & Hicks
©Hugh Mortimer
Dist:0.2km<br/>The upper window had a church-like appearance, but I am unsure of the building's past history.
©Stanley Howe
Dist:0.2km<br/>The track is a public footpath entering the village from the east.
©Andrew Smith
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©Hugh Mortimer
Dist:0.2km<br/>At south end of Hutton Magna
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Dist:0.2km<br/>Via the bridge over Hutton Beck.
©Stanley Howe
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©Stanley Howe
Dist:0.7km<br/>A Catholic Mission was established at Wycliffe Hall in 1743. The Church consecrated in 1849. (marked on map as Presbytery)
©Hugh Mortimer
Dist:0.7km<br/>This tree has clearly been sick for some time, and its shadow on recent aerial photos shows that it was already reduced in its crown size. One of the recent gales has finally done for it, and its remains have been cut up and mostly taken away. The wood shows rot through quite a lot of the trunk, and the roots and base are obviously very decayed. It has lived a long time, though, as it had one of the biggest diameters among the nearby trees. I would have stopped to count the rings, but a sleet shower drove me back to the car.
©Andy Waddington
Dist:0.7km<br/>On land with barely a contour for a kilometre at a time, the site chosen for this church manages to create the impression of being on a hilltop, as the road slopes gently down on both sides of the entrance. Although prominently signed as the catholic church of Wycliffe, it is a considerable distance away from the village (more than a kilometre as the crow flies) and rather nearer to Hutton Magna. The buildings of the presbytery are quite extensive, and would certainly be more than needed as the residence of a single priest.
©Andy Waddington
Dist:0.7km<br/>Lane Head is a small hamlet formed by a cluster of houses and one large farm. Behind the houses shown here is a disused quarry and the road north reaches a high point just at the end of the buildings, so this is Quarry Hill and these are Quarry Hill Cottages.
©Andy Waddington

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