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	Welcome to Grassington Lodge
		Grassington Lodge is an award winning contemporary guest house, which offers stylish and luxurious accommodation in a quiet setting close to the centre of Grassington, the capital village of Upper Wharfedale.
		Grassington is a picturesque village with a cobbled square and quaint streets.
		Grassington Lodge is an ideal base from which to explore the breathtaking and dramatic scenery (featured in the film Calendar Girls) on foot, cycle or by car.
	www.grassingtonlodge.co.uk (174 words)

	Grassington - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Grassington is a picturesque village in Wharfedale, Yorkshire, England.
		Often described by locals as a "village", it is really a small town, as indicated by its name and the fact that it was granted a charter for a market and fair in 1282, which continued to be held regularly until about 1860.
		Three miles north of Grassington at Kilnsey is the dramatic, glacially carved overhang of Kilnsey Crag.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Grassington (240 words)

	Grassington travel guide - Wikitravel
		Grassington [1] is a small Wharfdale market town (though often referred to as a 'village') in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales in the English county of North Yorkshire (historically in the West Riding of Yorkshire).
		As the main residential and commercial centre in Upper Wharfedale, Grassington serves as one ideal base from which to explore the Dales.
		Grassington is located 8 miles north of Skipton on the B6265.
	wikitravel.org /en/Grassington (290 words)

	Grassington photographs, maps, books & memories
		The village had once been a centre for lead-mining, but by 1900 it was once again reliant upon agriculture, though there was some quarrying in the locality.
		Parked cars fill the cobbled square at Grassington, the pretty Wharfedale village whose wealth was founded on lead mining in the nearby limestone hills.
		Grassington is still one of the most popular among Dales villages for the tourist, and scenes of congestion like this one are still common today.
	www.francisfrith.com /search/England/Yorkshire/Grassington/Grassington.htm (228 words)

	Grassington (from York Press)
		It is an easy bit of the Dales Way, a microcosm of the area, taking in the banks of the River Wharfe, terraced pastures, ash trees, drystone walls and a field barn.
		The fun came at Grassington's Linton Falls with a tumultuous crashing of the river over big boulders of limestone, lots of spray and roar; you can stand right above it on a bridge.
		The view to Grassington is good, and beyond are the heights of Barden Moor.
	www.thisisyork.co.uk /display.var.1078148.0.grassington.php (771 words)

	Grassington - At the heart of the Yorkshire Dales
		Grassington has its own cottage museum of life from by-gone days, showing exhibits from its farming and lead mining past.
		Grassington and District Bowling Club is a private self-supporting club which offers Crown Green Bowling facilities to both residents and visitors.
		Membership of the Club is open to residents of Grassington and District.
	www.grassington.net /attract.htm (350 words)

	Grassington
		Grassington is the focus of Upper Wharfedale and the Limestone Dales.
		Grassington pre-dates the Conquest and was granted a charter in 1282 enabling it to hold a weekly market and annual fair.
		In the nineteenth century its agricultural base was supplemented by lead mining (since abandoned) and water-powered corn mills though these too closed after the development of large-scale steam power elsewhere.
	www.stockdill.freeserve.co.uk /grassington (354 words)

	4Tourism.com - Grassington Lodge, 8 Wood Lane, Grassington, UK
		In addition, Grassington's three fine old pubs, with their open fires and friendly atmosphere, all offer a good selection of Yorkshire brewed ales and excellent food.
		Grassington Lodge enjoys a quiet position along Wood Lane yet the Village Square is only 100 yards along a snicket known locally as 'Jakey'.
		Grassington Lodge has a long established reputation for warm hospitality and a real concern for the comfort of its guests.
	www.4tourism.com /uk/hotels/grassingtonlodge.html (437 words)

	Grassington is a small town popular with tourist in the Yorkshire Dales
		Grassington is a quaint little town which welcomes its many visitors with warmth and open arms, it has much to offer.
		In Grassington a variety of activities are on offer such as: pony trekking, walking, fishing, museums, bowling.
		Grassington has seen many changes going back to the 19th century when lead mining and water powered corn mills were working in the area, these provided assistance to the economy which initially relied upon agriculture for an income.
	www.yorkshiredales-stay.co.uk /tourist/Grassington.html (266 words)

	Grassington United Kingdom - Wharfedale and tributary dales
		Wharfedale is certainly one of the longest and most imposing of all the dales in the Yorkshire Dales National Park and Grassington is the site of a National Park Information Centre.
		The road leaves the river at the tiny village of Halton Gill, though it’s a good walk to follow it even further, and pursues a scenic route to Stainforth on the Ribble, while a truly splendid tortuous little road, once involving much opening of gates, leads from Arncliffe to Malham.
		[Separate report] Grassington itself, though very pretty and a place for starting good walks [favourites] is perhaps something of a tourist trap now but nearby Grass Wood is a botanists’ Paradise and the little village of Linton with its Youth Hostel is very attractive and hardly spoilt.
	www.globosapiens.net /travel-information/Grassington-1609.html (1120 words)

	Grassington Festival -
		The Grassington Festival, with the support of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, is offering an appointment of Visual Artist in Residence for 2008.
		Grassington Festival is an increasingly important cultural event encompassing music, performance and visual arts while the National Park Authorityâs aim is to protect and promote the outstanding qualities of the Dales.
		Grassington Festival is over for another year but planning is already underway to make sure 2008 is as successful, if not more so.
	www.grassington-festival.org.uk /art_and_about.cfm (644 words)

	Grassington
		Grassington, often described as a village, is more of a small town.
		Walking is especially popular as Grassington is in Wharfedale- a walking paradise known by many in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales.
		From 16th June to 1st July the Grassington festival takes place, where jazz musicians play, crafts shows and workshops are held, classical orchestras entertain and many more events take place.
	www.yorkshirecaravanholidays.com /directory/0,town,townID-57,00.html (184 words)

	Station House, Bed and Breakfast, Grassington, Yorkshire Dales
		Station House was built in 1925, at the height of the expansion of the Threshfield/Grassington railway line.
		The branch line was closed to passengers in 1930 but did have passenger excursions at Bank Holidays and the occasional steam special - otherwise the line was used for freight.
		Grassington is at the heart of Wharfedale, an ideal place to explore both up and down the valley.
	www.yorkshirenet.co.uk /stayat/stationhouse/index.htm (447 words)

	Pictures of Grassington, North Yorkshire, England. Grassington hotels, accommodation, Photographs, history, maps and ...
		It is a place of quiet charm with a lovely old bridge spanning the River Wharfe and cobbled lanes with pretty stone cottages descending towards the attractive village square.
		In the 18th and 19th century Grassington was a noted centre for lead mining and Grassington Moor, north of the village still bears the scars of this long vanished industry.
		Grassington is an excellent base for exploring the Dales, there are shops as well as the National Park Dale Visitors Centre.
	www.picturesofengland.com /England/North_Yorkshire/Grassington/Red_Lion_Hotel (783 words)

	Grassington, England. Travel guide & tourist information by Hostelbookers.com
		GRASSINGTON, Wharfedale's popular main village, is nine miles from Bolton Abbey.
		The local youth hostel (tel 01756/752400, www.yha.org.uk; under £40) is at the village of Linton, a mile to the southwest across the river; you can eat well across the green at the Fountaine Inn.
		A mile beyond the dramatic, glacially carved overhang of Kilnsey Crag (three miles from Grassington), a minor road branches off left into Littondale, a pristine dale with stunning scenery and views.
	www.hostelbookers.com /guides/england/grassington (330 words)

	BBC - Leeds - Junior Football - Grassington Juniors 1-4 Pudsey Juniors
		The lads of Pudsey Juniors U12s loved the generous hospitality of our hosts Grassington as they tucked into their chip butties at a nearby hostelry after the game.
		Grassington equalised soon after when their big striker beat keeper Brad with a great shot when Pudsey failed to clear their lines.
		Pudsey got their third when Tom deftly chipped the keeper and then Matt B put the tie beyond Grassington with a run from the wing and a shot into the corner.
	www.bbc.co.uk /leeds/content/articles/2006/10/03/jnrft06_grassington_pudsey_u12_20061001_feature.shtml (290 words)

	Grassington Village Centre
		Grassington is one of many charming villages in the Yorkshire Dales and is the focal point of Upper Wharfedale.
		More recently in the Yorkshire Dales dumps of old workings have been reworked for their gangue minerals. Gangue minerals were traditionally considered waste products. Modern uses for fluorite (as furnace flux), and barite as an additive to drilling mud, have generated this recent interest.
		The 10 years between 1750 and 1760 were perhaps the busiest and most profitable time for the miners on Grassington Moor. It is thought that up to 150 men were involved in mining activities of one kind or another.
	www.kabrna.com /cpgs/countryside/grassington_home.htm (643 words)

	bugalugs Grassington Travel Page - VirtualTourist.com
		Grassington is situated in the Yorkshire Dales, in an area known as Upper Wharfedale.
		Grassington is about 9 miles north of Skipton on the B6265, and 55 miles north of Manchester.
		An interesting fact I did find out about Grassington is that it is twinned with Dodge City, Kansas, U.S.A. I thought this was such a coincidence as the Dodge family (or some of it) actually came from the town I live in in the North West of England.
	members.virtualtourist.com /m/1434e/4c3e4 (458 words)

	LAND FOR SALE in Grassington (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We are a specialist land agent, offering land for sale in Grassington.
		Our land for sale comes in smaller acreage (under an acre) or larger acreage over 50 acres and can be bought for business, leisure activities or investment.
		Provide your details and we will email you the property particulars when You'll now be one of the very first to hear about the latest land for sale in Grassington near to existing development.
	www.landsaleuk-profit.co.uk /land-for-sale-Grassington.html (139 words)

	Grassington Primary School - site by Rich primary sITes -
		Grassington School is situated in the village of Grassington in Upper Wharfedale.
		Grassington CE (Voluntary Control) Primary School is one of seven schools in the Upper Wharfedale Cluster of schools.
		We combine to create opportunities for children to interact with others in their peer group and to give a forum for teachers to share ideas, group developments and staff training projects, leading to mutually beneficial results in individual schools.
	www.grassington.n-yorks.sch.uk (284 words)

	Grassington Golf North Yorkshire Find Grassington Golf Courses
		Grassington Golf - Find Grassington golf courses public golf courses and private courses or find your dream golf vacation at one of the best golf resorts and top 100 golf courses for the ultimate Golfing experience.
		Our Grassington golf directory is more than just a golf course search engine.
		Find Grassington North Yorkshire AL golf association, by using our golf association locator to find your local golf association.
	www.who-golf.com /Golf/North_Yorkshire/Grassington (164 words)

	Grassington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Often described by local people as a village, it is really a small town, as indicated by its name and the fact that it was granted a charter for a market and fair in 1282, which continued to be held regularly until about 1860.
		Centred around its small cobbled square is a selection of shops offering food, clothing and gifts, alongside small cafes, restaurants and hotels.
		Grassington is often referred to as 'Gurston' or 'G-town' by the locals.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grassington#External_links (280 words)

	Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway - Photogalleries - Grassington & Threshfield station (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Grassington station was never ideally situated - the town is located to the right in this picture, on the other side of the river and at the top of a hill!
		Grassington station seen here from the rear, showing that the only entrances to the building were from the platform.
		Grassington station, looking the other way along the platform, showing the open gable which the buildings had in common with those on the Derwent Valley railway.
	www.embsayboltonabbeyrailway.org.uk /grassi.html (770 words)

	Grassington Jobs - Jobs in Grassington - UK Jobs Search Engine
		Thousands of new and exciting Grassington jobs are available now and all just a click away.
		For further information on vacancies in Grassington you can visit our main page for Grassington Jobs.
		Established in 2004, the company is now experiencing growth in a number of areas.
	www.clickajob.co.uk /job_location/Grassington_Jobs.html (938 words)

	Grassington - At the heart of the Yorkshire Dales
		During most months there are Craft Fairs in the Town Hall, and numerous artists hold exhibitions of their work at a variety of venues in the area.
		For the three Saturdays before Christmas, Grassington is transported back to the time of Dickens.
		Tickets for the Grassington Players' Evening Entertainment 'Nellies Nightlights' are available from Zarina Belk, c/o Zarina's Tearooms, Middle Lane, Kettlewell, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23 5QX Telephone 01756 761188.
	www.grassington.net /event.htm (254 words)

	Living Streets in Grassington Branch :: Living Streets ::
		Often described by locals as a village, Grassington is in fact a small town in Yorkshire with a cobbled square and many features of interest and beauty.
		It is surrounding by the beautfiul limestone countryside of Upper Wharfdale and quite close to the scenic town of Skipton.
		Living Streets in Grassington is represented by a local Contact.
	www.livingstreets.org.uk /what_you_can_do/local_branches.php?a=55 (272 words)

	Grassington Branch (Site not responding. Last check: )
		When the Midland built the Grassington Branch from Embsay Junction, their intention was to carry on right through to Wensleydale to link the North Eastern's cross country line from Garsdale on the Settle-Carlisle to Northallerton on the East Coast main line.
		However, the branch never got further than Grassington (that is until Bradford M.R.C. got involved!), so here is the Grassington Branch Extension as it might have been in the late 50's to early 60's.
		As for the extension northwards, the line on leaving the station (which was the terminus) crosses the main road between Threshfield and Grassington on the level, and passes by the well-known Baxter's Confectioners shop.
	www.bradfordmrc.org.uk /grassington.htm (303 words)

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