Re: Wade's Causeway | Forum — The Modern Antiquarian

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Wade's Causeway

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Stoneshifter Apr 17, 2008 16:19:44

Replying to Yorkshirepedestrian

If you're going up on the moors it's best to take a short length of wooden ladder then, if you fall into a bog, you can put the ladder over the surface and use it to get free. Also there are some stones near Robin Hood's Bay that are under-imaged. Are they a collection of odd stones, a stone row, or something completely different? Red, something, not far from the road, quite large lumps.

Yorkshirepedestrian Apr 17, 2008 16:30:46

Replying to Stoneshifter

Ah yeah.. Ramsdale Stones, about 5 mins walk from the road.. a little-known gem. There's a fantastic view from them of the bay as they're on a slope down to the cliffs.
Three wide stones in a triangle, tallest is about a metre. I love that place.
I didn't upload my pics as there was plenty and mine offered nothing new...
Blakey Topping is on the way too which has some stones at its foot.
It's associated with Wade as well!
I just wondered if everything would be bog-ridden, not knowing the land too well and knowing there's been a helluva lot of rain...