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Tick the boxes along the way to keep a record of all of the wonderful things you have Discover Brightwater is the new name seen around the Deserted Medieval Villages. for the area around the River Skerne Keep an eye out for... in canny county Durham. It stretches ...the railway path. It originally connected from the Trimdons in the north to South Birds Insects Darlington North to Barnard Castle and the Park in Darlington; and from Sedgefield line first opened in 1856. ❏ Chiffchaff ❏ Butterfly in the east to the Locomotion, National ...the remains of the Archdeacon of ❏ ❏ Railway Museum, in Shildon in the west. Durham’s moated manor at Archdeacon Sparrow Moth Brightwater isn’t a new name, but a Newton. Look out for the moat and the raised ❏ Chaffinch ❏ Ladybird rediscovery of an old Viking word. ‘Skirr’ triangular platform at the north side of the field which is thought to have been the 15th century is the Norse word meaning ‘bright’ so ❏ Warbler ❏ Honeybee chapel. translating our Viking ancestors’ name Animals Flowers for the river gives us Brightwater. ... the Barred Warbler. It is one of the larger warblers, the male easy to identify with his ❏ ❏ Discover Brightwater is a landscape bright yellow eye and barred chest. The female Shrew Poppy partnership project which has been and juvenile birds present more of a challenge ❏ Fox ❏ Trefoil funded by all those lovely people who but size, wing bars and bill are key identification play the lottery. points. it’s size makes it a somewhat clumsy ❏ Stoat ❏ Daisy warbler and it is often heard crashing through bushes. ❏ ❏ ohn Rabbit Knapweed oto: J Bridg ph es w Did you spot anything hiding in the llo a hedgerows and farm fields? w S t? lis ur F o o y x ff o M se So, how many did you spot? o C he Tell us on social media. t a k t h n y u tic o C R a in t g e l r t e p er t ill b B discoverbwlp ar Hib utt @ photo: Tom erfly Take the path ahead towards a sculpture on 2 7 Follow the path ahead to the opposite side of a rise then bear left in 50m and turn right in a the field to another track leading to a farm further 50m to the bike track. Continue along yard. Briefly turn right then turn left along the this path, passing the bike track and turning bridleway, following it for 950m to a main road. left down a steep path to the end of Cross the road and continue along the Richmond Close. 8 bridleway bearing right in 550m, following the 3 Turn right and walk along the disused railway track to the left alongside Ulnaby Beck. for 550m to Newton Lane, cross the road and Continue following Ulnaby Beck south towards continue along the disused railway for a 9 a larger woodland and leave the bridleway to further 750m, bearing slightly left upon . entering the wooded area, exiting onto a join a footpath to the left in 900m surfaced track alongside the A1M. 10 Walk along the path through arable fields, passing through four kissing gates field 4 Turn right along the bridleway, walking boundaries before exiting onto a track in beneath the motorway, then bearing right in 950m. Briefly walk left along the track and 150m and reaching Archdeacon Newton in a cross the field to the right and following the further 900m. treeline to the left. Bear left and walk along the road alongside 5 11 Turn right to walk adjacent to the farm track Acorn Dairies, towards the footpath ahead. reaching a crossing over the A1M in 900m. Bear slightly right when entering the field and Follow the bridleway to the left, alongside the From ‘The White Heifer follow the path towards a well-defined field 12 That Travelled’ on John A1M for 300m before reaching the roadside. 1 track. Follow this track to the left for 400m... Fowler Way, walk along Cross the road and follow the bridleway for the path towards the children’s park, bear right 6 before leaving it and continuing along the 650m, retracing your route back to Newton into West Park crossing a small bridge over West path through the field, keeping the hedge to Lane then the entrance to West Park and the Beck then up towards the sculptures in 250m. your left to a stile in a further 525m. end of the circular walk. 70 Deserted 70 KEY 65 65 Flatts Medieval Plantation Walking Route Low Walworth Newton Ln 73 60 Road Villages Farm A68 7 Site of 65 Medieval Village of Bridleway Ulnaby 6 Site of Medieval Village of Willowbeds Archdeacon Newton Disused Railway 60 Garthornes 8 Thornton Farm 60 Farm 65 5 66 Ulnaby Beck A1M 65 B6297 2 65 3 60 55 9 57 59 63 Thornton Cocker Beck 4 N Plantation 65 W E 64 60 S 10 Moor Hall The site at Farm 52 Archdeacon Newton was home to the 11 manor house of the Archdeacon of 60 Durham. 12 Conisclie Grange The Darlington to55 Barnard Castle railway line was opened in the 1850s and was discontinued There’s plenty in the 1960s. of the countryside to Drinks and snacks are see on this walk. available to buy from The White Heifer that Travelled and the local Co-op. Please always follow the Countryside Code.
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