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5. Baysdale Abbey and Ingleby Greenhow Moor 5a. Baysdale Abbey
Presumably the remains of Baysdale Abbey have been incorporated into the current farm buildings and dwellings? 5b. Rock 'Bowls'
A depression carved into a rock where prehistoric man ground the grain-corn/wheat? This one is found on the north-west moorland above Baysdale (Battersby Moor, OS grid 609068?), near where the road from Kildale turns down sharp left, and a about 100m on the right on the Cleveland Way footpath. 5c. A Cross, Boundary Stone and Burton Howe
On the right is the 'Jenny Bradley' cross on an ancient trackway that joins the Rudland Rigg Road. The cross has a broken shaft in its medieval base. By its side stands a tall boundary stone marking the beginning of the Ingleby Estate.
The low profile of the tumulus-burial mound of Burton Howe 5d. The Old Ironstone Railway and Incline Top
The bed is all that remains of the ironstine mining railway from Rosedale to Battersby Junction.
The point where the track begins to descend at Incline Top on Greenhow Moor.
Looking down the incline as the weather closes in! 5e. ? -
'Fragments' of North Yorkshire Moors history & archaeology! docspics photos images pictures © Phil Brown Idig Index |
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