A Beautiful Summer's Day in a Peaceful English Village | EBBERSTON, ENGLAND.
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- Опубликовано: 24 окт 2024
- Join me on this lovely summer's day as we take a casual stroll through the historic English village of Ebberston in North Yorkshire, where the history books tell us there was once a bloody battle.
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Ebberston is a small village located in the Ryedale district of North Yorkshire, England and is surrounded by beautiful countryside.
A local man informed me the old church just outside of Ebberston sits on the site of the old Ebberston village which was abandoned after the Black Death claimed the lives of most of the village folk. The village was rebuilt across the road where it stands today.
The earliest recorded name of the village is from the Domesday book (dated 1086) 'Edbriztune' meaning the farmstead (tun) of a man called Eadbriht or Eadbeorht.
Ebberston sits on the edges of the Vale of Pickering, which was the setting for Lake Pickering, the largest inland lake in Britain at the end of the last Ice Age, which drained away inland leaving an enclosed area of wetland filling the centre of the valley.
Northumbrian King Aldfrith (Aldfrid, Alchfrid) was thought to have engaged the invading Picts in a battle here in AD 704 or 705. Tradition points to the ‘Bloody Field’ as the spot where the battle was fought; the ‘Bloody Beck’ which runs along the side of the field ran red with blood after the battle. King Alfred’s Cave (also known as Ilfrid’s Hole) is a natural fissure or cave where he is believed to have stayed over night after being injured in the battle, before being conveyed to Little Driffield the next day. In the 1800s, a stone structure was built to mark this site.
An old inscription, recorded by Thomas Hinderwell in his 1798 ‘History and Antiquities of Scarborough and the Vicinity’ read: Alfred, King of Northumberland, was wounded in a bloody battle near this place, and was removed to Little Driffield where he lies buried: hard by, his entrenchments may be seen.
Filmed on 17.07.2024
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We are moving to this village soon from Cheshire,we can't wait and are very lucky ❤️
What a beautiful walk down memory lane. I was born in Ebberston and hold many fond memories of life in this lovely village. Have visited often, always to look at the house where I was born as well as visiting the church where some of my relatives are buried and sometimes walking up to the cairn. Thank you.
You are most welcome Andrea. I really enjoyed the walk through on such a sunny day. I would like to have visited the church too but I missed that one 🕊️
lovely walk with a great ending with the Donkeys. Thank you.
The quaint charm of the village, paired with its peaceful ambiance, makes it a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. From lush green landscapes to charming architecture, every frame evokes a sense of tranquility and nostalgia. A delightful glimpse into the idyllic countryside that's sure to soothe the soul!
Thanks for that eloquent review 🕊️
Definitely adding Yorkshire to my list titled tour of Britain which we’ll do one day soon hopefully..👍
It really is a magnificent village. I am also very happy that you walked in nature.
Thanks for the nice sharing.👍
Greetings to our donkey friends. 🙋♂
Good luck my friend.👋🙂
Many thanks 🕊️
Looks silent and beautiful countryside village, great summer exploring
Jamie what a beautiful place Ebberston is seem to be alot of streams looks very peaceful and a well kept village what a lovely walk down the lane with trees the walk to the nature reserve down the wooded lane looked so peaceful yes Jamie l agree with you it is a beautiful village 😊 that stream in the woods looks fast flowing loved the donkeys and so friendly to thank you Jamie has amazing has always
If I lived in the UK this is the kind of place where I would live.. ❤❤
Thanks for this walk through Ebberston. We stayed here on Main St at Studley House Farm. B&B in May 2011. My wife’s family lived around here near Wilton in the1800s. We have fond memories of the being around here thank you
My pleasure 🕊️
Delightful walk, thank you.
Beautiful everything looks so clean and tidy I’d love to go there someday thankyou❤
It is a very pretty village that's for sure 🕊️
Beautiful👌👌😍😍😍
Lovely Video
Lovely walk. I've subscribed. Your channel reminds me of the 'Dave's Walks' channel, which I'm also subscribed to.
I do enjoy Dave's walks 🕊️
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I like the house and the grass lawn there is no in the chinese countryside ,
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How far is it to Ebberston from London by train?
Sounds like a question for Mr Google 😉
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