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Views of
Hawnby, North Yorkshire
20. A walk from Hawnby - part 2
return to Hawnby Church
The pictures on
pages 19 and 20 illustrate walk number 11 "A Trip into Thorodale" (5¼
miles) from the excellent walking guide "Walks on the North York Moors"
Book 1 by Jack Keighley.

The impressive wooden
footbridge over the River Rye in Half Moon Plantation. We encountered a
number of new bridges which were built to replace several destroyed in
the great floods of 2005.
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The view from near Carr
House.

The relaxing rolling
farmland above Hawnby Church.

The quiet wooded, almost hidden
setting, of All Saints Church, Hawnby on the banks of the River Rye. The
church has its origins in the 12th century, but with extensive
rebuilding and restoration, particularly in Victorian times, little
evidence of Norman work is visible.


The nave and chancel arch.

The east stained glass
window dedicated to the memory of Reverend Manners BA.

The unusual moving and
poignant west stained glass window with the figure of Christ being
crucified balanced by the sacrifices of the common soldier and
recognition of the stretcher bearers attending to a wounded soldier.

One of the south wall
stained glass windows and an early Norman archway door in the north
wall.

There is a cafe in the
lower village of Hawnby ...

... and a pub, 'The Inn' in
the higher village.

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