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	Ramblers Association - Information - Path - Wolds Way
		The route was originally established in 1982 as the Wolds Way, and changed its name to the Yorkshire Wolds Way in 2003.
		The Wolds Way Explorer bus service offers two special routes on Sundays and bank holidays from easter to the end of September, plus Tuesdays during school holidays.
		The Cleveland Way and The Yorkshire Wolds Way with the Tabular HIlls Walk by Paddy Dillon, ISBN 1 85284 447 7.
	www.ramblers.org.uk /info/paths/yorkshirewolds.html (530 words)

	Get Your Boots On - The Wolds Way 2004
		This was the longest section of the Wolds Way.
		Although we were at he highest point of the Wolds Way it was marked by an overgrown triangulation pillar.
		After the village of Winteringham the Wolds Way turns east wards towards the sea and follows the northern edge of the Wolds.
	www.gybo.org.uk /Woldsway5.html (222 words)

	Lincolnshire Wolds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Lincolnshire Wolds Countryside Service Volunteering opportunities and conservation advice for farmers in the Wolds.
		Shepherd's Holiday Cottage 16th century self-catering cottage, situated in the grounds of Grimblethorpe Hall, in the Lincolnshire Wolds.
		Yorkshire Wolds Heritage Trust Charitable organisation involved with the man-made and natural heritage of the Yorkshire Wolds.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Lincolnshire_Wolds.html (254 words)

	Wolds Way: Hessel Haven to North Newbald
		We took quite a while driving to and locating Hessel Haven, where the Wolds Way begins, but once we arrived there Ron and I set off immediately, waving farewell to Tanya as she drove off.
		Eventually we glimpsed the end of the improvement work, still some way off, but were sufficiently encouraged to increase our pace and at length we succeeded in reaching this place and scrambled up the slimy, seaweed strewn boulders to the soft grassy track above.
		The climb up Little Wold, although tiring, permitted us a clear view of the fields to each side, and they were very pleasing to the eye.
	www.nationaltrails.net /woldsway/woldsway_day_1.html (3476 words)

	Wolds - Wolds Way - Looking After the Path (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Since the Wolds Way was officially opened in October 1982 it has been trampled by thousands of boots.
		Wolds Way walkers will constantly encounter the work of both councils along the Trail.
		Significant stretches of the Wolds Way were negotiated with farmers and landowners to permit a continuous route from the Humber to the Coast, and walkers are asked to keep to the correct - and now clearly defined - path.
	www.pocklington.gov.uk /wolds/woldswaymaintenance.asp (304 words)

	Wolds Way Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A man, sir, should keep his friendship in a constant repair." (Samuel Johnson) Wolds Way If life were predictable it would cease to be life, and be without flavor.
		Answer: I would not live forever, because we should not live forever, because if we were supposed to live forever, then we would live forever, Wolds Way Having once decided to achieve a certain task, achieve it at all costs of tedium and distaste.
		Wolds Way Marriage is more than four bare legs in a bed.
	www.welcome-2-europe.com /United_Kingdom_Recreation_and_Sports_Walking_National_Trails_Wolds_Way.html (1810 words)

	Yorkshire Wolds Heritage Trust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The Yorkshire Wolds are a range of low, rolling hills which rise from the River Humber at Hessle and run in a crescent curve (which reaches a height of about 250 metres) culminating in the east with the dramatic cliffs of Flamborough Head and Bempton, north of Bridlington.
		The course of the Wolds Way is shown on the map above with a broken yellow line.
		Here in the Yorkshire Wolds there is a superb opportunity to explore and understand how people have interacted with their environment through successive layers of history over thousands of years.
	www.yorkshirewoldsheritage.org.uk /thewolds.shtml (314 words)

	Wolds Way Caravan & Camping Park: Park Details :: Caravan Sitefinder UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Wolds Way Caravan and Camping is situated amongst glorious countryside, the site enjoys panoramic views over the vale of Pickering to the North Yorkshire Moors.
		Wolds Way Caravan and Camping provides high quality facilties for touring caravans, motor homes and camping, including fantastic showers and toilet block with family bathroom, electric hookups 16 amp, well stocked shop selling local produce, laundry facilities, play area, picnic benches situated enjoying scenic views.
		Situated adjacent to the park is the Wolds Way national trail, this offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy fantastic walks throughout the area.
	www.caravan-sitefinder.co.uk /parks/13040/view (298 words)

	Two Moors Way - Ivybridge to Lynmouth
		It also describes the running of the Two Moors Way in Spring 2000 by Roy McKee and and is written in an entertaining but informative manner.
		The Two Moors Way does not precisely follow the tramway, but the two are so close together that it is far easier to follow the latter.
		This was the junction of the Abbots Way with the disused tramway.
	www.footpaths.connectfree.co.uk /favorite.htm (3077 words)

	The Wolds Way (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Yorkshire’s Wolds Way is a National Trail to savour.
		The Wolds Way is separated in to five sections, which can be taken at the walkers own pace.
		The Goodmanham Arms is based at Grid reference 889 431 and is actually situated on the Wolds Way.
	www.goodmanhamarms.co.uk /wolds.htm (140 words)

	The Viking Way, Lincolnshire Viking Way, Lincolnshire Wolds Accommodation, Viking Way Accommodation
		This long distance footpath running 130 miles from the Humber Bridge viewing area on Waterside Road to Oakham in Leicestershire was originally opened in 1976 as a result of close collaboration between Lincolnshire, Leicestershire and Humberside County Councils and members of the Ramblers Association.
		At Barton upon Humber the Viking Way links with the Nev Cole way to create an 89 mile circular walk, through wild shoreline, areas of natural beauty and the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds.
		The Viking Way is truly one of Britain's greatest walkways offering along its length stretches which cater for all abilities and a transition from sea and river to open rolling countryside.
	www.swallowsbarn.co.uk /viking_way.htm (245 words)

	Tranquillity Trail
		Turn right and you are now back on the Yorkshire Wolds Way which continues along the lane ahead before turning off on to a track into Thixendale on the left.
		Follow the path alongside the stream to the stile and (often muddy) crossing on to the wold and continue steeply up to the stile on to the Yorkshire Wolds Way near Warren Farm.
		The Wolds Way turns left but continue ahead along the lane, passing the two entrances to Home Farm and houses on the left, to take the third turning leading to Kilnwick Percy village and the Madhyamata Centre.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /yorkshirewalker/details/tranquillity_trail.htm (1419 words)

	Yorkshire Wolds at AllExperts
		The Yorkshire Wolds are an area of low hills and valleys in the East Riding of Yorkshire in North-Eastern England.
		On the western edge the Wolds rise to an escarpment which then drops sharply to the Vale of York.
		One of nine National Trails in England, the Wolds Way is a long-distance footpath which runs the length of the wolds from the Humber Bridge at Hessle to Filey on the coast.
	en.allexperts.com /e/y/yo/Yorkshire_Wolds.htm (475 words)

	yorkshireholidays.com - The Wolds travel guide. Holidays in The Wolds. Holidays in Yorkshire. Hotel guide The ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The 79 miles of Wolds Way National Trail attracts the most discerning of hikers but there are shorter sections to suit the enthusiastic beginner and families alike.
		The Yorkshire Wolds has been a well-kept secret for many years but in 1982 the Wolds Way was officially opened that created a continuous footpath which offers a circuitous journey from Filey inland across to Hull.
		Many villages are dotted along the Wolds Way Walk that offer much needed respite in which to replenish provisions or have a well earned rest.
	www.yorkshireholidays.com /dynamic/town,townID,35.html (695 words)

	Market Weighton - The Yorkshire Wolds Way
		Because of Market Weighton's position at the edge of the Wolds, it is within easy reach of the many public footpaths and rights of way to be found in East Yorkshire.
		The Wolds Way which was opened on 2nd October 1982 is a 79 mile, long distance path starting at Hessle Haven on the Humber, and finishing at the cliffs above Filey on the East Riding coast.
		The route to the Wolds Way follows York Road to the West, and then to the North at the edge of the town boundary where a new gate and sign direct the walker across land belonging to Bridge Farm (named after the railway bridge which used to stand nearby).
	www.wicstun.com /woldsway.html (463 words)

	Yorkshire Wolds Way - hiking tours - contours walking holidays
		The Yorkshire Wolds are a tranquil corner of England that has remained largely unchanged for centuries.
		It is a landscape of softly rounded chalk hills, secluded dry valleys, rolling fields of crops dotted with bright red poppies, green pastures echoing to the cries of sheep and lambs, flower-filled hedgerows, wooded dells and sleepy little villages with welcoming old pubs.
		The Yorkshire Wolds Way meanders along the entire length of the Wolds, from Hessle Haven on the banks of the Humber to the quaint seaside resort of Filey on the North Sea coast.
	www.contours.co.uk /self-guided/yorkshire-wolds-way.htm (156 words)

	Long Distance Footpaths - Running - Pennine Way, Wolds Way, Two Moors Way
		The Wolds Way starts at Hessle Haven on the River Humber and arcs round in a huge crescent, along the East Yorkshire Wolds and finish at Filey on the North Sea Coast.
		Some of the villages the Wolds Way runs through [or close to] are Hessle, North Ferriby, Welton, Brantingham, South Cave, North Newbald, Goodmanham, Londesborough, Nunburnholme, Pocklington, Millington, Huggate, Fridaythorpe, Thixendale, Wharram Percy, Wharram-le-Street, Settrington, Wintringham, West Heslerton, East Heslerton, Sherburn, Ganton, Staxton, Hunmanby, Muston and Filey.
		Some of the wolds and dales encountered along the Wolds Way were Welton Dale, Warren Dale, Millington Dale, Nettle Dale, Sylvan Dale, Horse Dale, Blubber Dale, West Dale, Thixen Dale, Beacon Wold, Deep Dale, Cotton Dale, Camp Dale, Lang Dale, Staxton Wold and Stocking Dale.
	www.footpaths.connectfree.co.uk (664 words)

	My walking diary - 5 January 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		We continued along the Minster Way for about 3km to map ref. SE 849540 where is joins the Wolds Way in Nettle Dale.
		We followed the path through the farm to join the Wolds Way at map ref. SE 874584.
		We turned right to follow the Wolds Way down a steepsided valley called Holm Dale, for about 1.5km to map ref. SE 884575.
	www.btinternet.com /~yorkshire.walks/diary/diary122.htm (455 words)

	Wolds - The Wolds Way (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Then in 1982 the opening of the Wolds Way, a continuous footpath along the entire length, introduced many to the terrain's delights.
		Pocklington is ideally situated near the half-way point of the Wolds Way and makes an excellent base for excursions along the walk.
		Strictly speaking, Pocklington is not on the Wolds Way - but the route passes along the escarpment about 2 miles behind Pocklington.
	www.pocklington.gov.uk /wolds/woldswayintro.asp (458 words)

	Huggate on the Yorkshire Wolds
		The Yorkshire Wolds can be wet in August, but I read recently that `in September there are often many days of unbroken fine weather', so you may have a drier time than us.
		A jink around Jessop's Plantation, a touch of Nettledale and we joined the Chalkland Way and eased into Frendal Dale, a classic clean-cut shape, hardly a tree, a kestrel in the sky, bumble bees on the nodding thistles and a poppy or two on the white-flecked molehills.
		One had to feel for them as their fields of ripe wheat stood sodden, begging to be harvested, with one head of grain in a hundred flening with mould.
	www.thisisyork.co.uk /york/library/YORK_LEISURE_COUNTRYWALKS10.html (734 words)

	Wolds Way Lavender , and hotels close to Wolds Way Lavender, Wintringham North Yorkshire, England, UK.
		Wolds Way Lavender, and hotels close to Wolds Way Lavender, Wintringham North Yorkshire, England, UK.
		Set within 0.5 miles from the Wolds Way Walk, surrounded by mature woodland, on the edge of the picturesque Yorkshire Wolds.
		Availability and prices for Wolds Way Lavender hotels can be checked using the form on this page.
	www.york-hotels.in-england.co.uk /Wolds_Way_Lavender.htm (311 words)

	this little world: A Journey Around England - Chapter 11
		But it is on foot however, on the National Trail that the Wolds really come into their own, for as well as the village and the vastness of the Wolds’ tops you get to see the tiny uninhabited dales tucked into the chalk hills.
		The Wolds are essentially domed, a flat topped chalk mass with deep curved folds cut into its sides with smaller dales taking sharp twisting turn to the left or right.
		Pauline and Judith had taken a house in Sherburn in the North of the Wolds and for the next week they shuttled me backwards and forwards through this bit of the country as I completed length after length of the Wolds Way heading towards Filey on the coast.
	www.gavinstewart.net /tlw/tlw11.htm (1755 words)

	Dales Trails
		At the brow cross a stile and descend to a Wolds Way signpost.
		The way turns left at a bridleway sign about 200yds before the farm and continues along a field boundary to arrive overlooking Horse Dale.Turn right and descend the steep valley side diagonally towards some sheep pens.
		Its main claim to fame is for being the midpoint of the 80-mile Wolds Way national trail from the Humber Bridge to Filey.
	www.dalestrails.freeserve.co.uk /Fridaythorpe.htm (755 words)

	Wolds Way Caravan and Camping Park
		Wolds Way Caravan and Camping is situated amongst glorious countryside, the site enjoys panoramic views over the vale of Pickering to the North Yorkshire Moors.
		Wolds Way Caravan and Camping provides high quality facilities for touring caravans, motor homes and camping, including fantastic showers and toilet block with family bathroom, electric hookups 16 amp, well stocked shop selling local produce, laundry facilities, play area, picnic benches situated enjoying scenic views.
		Situated adjacent to the park is the Wolds Way national trail, this offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy fantastic walks throughout the area.
	www.caravancampingsites.co.uk /northyorkshire/woldsway.htm (350 words)

	Visit Yorkshire the official site for accommodation, holidays, hotels, B&Bs, attractions and events in Yorkshire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		One of the best ways to enjoy the beautiful and varied region of Yorkshire is without a doubt on foot.
		Yorkshire’s Wolds Way National Trail is a National Trail to savour.
		The Cleveland Way National Trail offers a route of great variety and a wealth of history, as most of it follows the moors and coast of the North York Moors National Park.
	www.yorkshirevisitor.com /exec/100289/1184/PROFILE=NDpVS19VS1dFQjI3MDQxNDc6VUtfVUtXRUIxOTUwOTc1OkVOR0xJU0g6Tkw6OjEwNzQ0OTg1MDQ6OjQ6 (511 words)

	WOLDS WAY 2000
		The second way is further but flat – just how tired am I? Another point in favour of the latter route is that if I go that way I will know the way out of the village to continue the WW [Newbald is off my map].
		On the way I meet the landlady Christine (to whom I have spoken on the phone) and landlord George (who is in and out of the back door).
		Chap in his garden says ‘I thought you were lost the way you were looking at that map!’ Reach a small green, WW leaves the road on the far side of it up a ramped pavement and steps by the side of a house.
	website.lineone.net /~robert-scantlebury/woldsway/woldsway.htm (18239 words)

	My walking diary - Wednesday 4 May 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		We parked in the village street next to the church and whilst we were putting on our boots we noticed a deer watching us from the hillside over the roof of the house opposite.
		We continued on the Wolds Way around the edge of Deep Dale to the abandoned medieval village of Wharram Percy.
		From the village we followed the Centenery Way up to the car park by the road at map ref. SE 867644 and turned right onto the road for about a kilometer to map ref. SE 868634.
	www.btinternet.com /~yorkshire.walks/diary/diary137.htm (543 words)

	The Cleveland Way and the Yorkshire Wolds Way - Cicerone
		The Cleveland Way and the Yorkshire Wolds Way - Cicerone
		The Cleveland Way and the Yorkshire Wolds Way
		The Yorkshire Wolds Way, one of the quietest of Britain's National Trails, wanders through gentle, cultivated and sparsely populated countryside.
	www.cicerone.co.uk /product/detail.cfm/book/447/title/the-cleveland-way-and-the-yorkshire-wolds-way (288 words)

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