Kirkham, North Yorkshire, UK

Kirkham is a village in North Yorkshire and known for a historical priory set in the Vale of York and The Derwent river runs through it. The river Derwent is 71.5 miles long and has its source in Fylingdales moor in the North York Moors and runs through north and east Yorkshire, until it’s confluence with the river ouse at barmby on the marsh, between Selby and Goole.
#Kirkham #ValeOfYork #GetawaysWithNoel

[@yeshatv9441]

Beautiful beauty of nature. Enjoy walking

[@ItsJerryM2019]

sarap magpicnic jan atayin ang mga tupa , manok, baboy hahaha

[@DailyCakeTVbyRaymondCepillo]

I really miss this kind of place..😍

[@FaluBloggers]

ganda ng flowers dinadaanan mo noel

[@jjjrsensations]

Ang sarap maglakad dapat May kasama kang ka holding hands

[@shineamenmbs3107]

That was a nice sunny trip! Beautiful footage of your walk in the forest and along the river (7:12 8:22)
Not sure all the berries are edible (besides blackberries), but great shots anyway.
I keep being amazed by the owners or the fields/meadows letting people enter them, as long as they close the
gates when they leave. Superb 4K quality! Bravo Noel!

[@GetawayswithNoel]

Thank you. Most of the fields here has public footpath so its ok to walk through.

[@jjjrsensations]

Nong kakalabas ko Lang sa work Nong

[@lifenunitedkingdomwithbuds3709]

Sayang no di nila pina ayos ang building. Ang mg tupa nalang nag enjoy sa magandang tanawin.