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3. Danby Dale (1) Danby Village and environs including Ainthorpe
Danby viewed from Briar Hill
Autumn coloured ivy on the Duke of Wellington Hotel, the only pub in Danby1
The Danby Bakehouse and Tea Shop - very popular and very tasty!
The Methodist Church - winter and summer.
The Ainthorpe & Castleton road bridge over the River Esk.
Danby Mill (winter and autumn). It has been restored to working order and dates from the 1800s?
Looking up Briar Hill - winter 2009/2010
Sheep at Ainthorpe!
Danby, St Hilda's Church, post autumn but before the snow falls.
Danby Church in deep winter.
Danby vicarage, built ~1850, where the famous writer and historian Canon Atkinson lived for fourty years.
Some interesting stone walling near Rosedale Intake at the top northern end of Danby Village.
Managed woodland west of Rosedale Intake.
A stone trod above Rosedale Intake - one of the many old track ways or pannier ways which commercially and socially connect the villages together.
The Fox and Hounds pub in Ainthorpe.
A small cultivated field high above Danby.
The old Wesleyan Chapel in Danby Dale.
Danby Station - on the left a diesel multiple unit of Norther Rail service which operates the trains from Middlesbrough to Whitby on the Esk Valley Railway and on the right a steam train operated by the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
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