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A Beautiful Summer's Day in a Peaceful English Village | EBBERSTON, ENGLAND.

Join me on this lovely summer's day as we take a casual stroll through the historic English village of Ebberston in North Yorkshire, where the history books tell us there was once a bloody battle. If you enjoy this video please consider subscribing to the channel    / @walktheworldaway   Ebberston is a small village located in the Ryedale district of North Yorkshire, England and is surrounded by beautiful countryside. A local man informed me the old church just outside of Ebberston sits on the site of the old Ebberston village which was abandoned after the Black Death claimed the lives of most of the village folk. The village was rebuilt across the road where it stands today. The earliest recorded name of the village is from the Domesday book (dated 1086) 'Edbriztune' meaning the farmstead (tun) of a man called Eadbriht or Eadbeorht. Ebberston sits on the edges of the Vale of Pickering, which was the setting for Lake Pickering, the largest inland lake in Britain at the end of the last Ice Age, which drained away inland leaving an enclosed area of wetland filling the centre of the valley. Northumbrian King Aldfrith (Aldfrid, Alchfrid) was thought to have engaged the invading Picts in a battle here in AD 704 or 705. Tradition points to the ‘Bloody Field’ as the spot where the battle was fought; the ‘Bloody Beck’ which runs along the side of the field ran red with blood after the battle. King Alfred’s Cave (also known as Ilfrid’s Hole) is a natural fissure or cave where he is believed to have stayed over night after being injured in the battle, before being conveyed to Little Driffield the next day. In the 1800s, a stone structure was built to mark this site. An old inscription, recorded by Thomas Hinderwell in his 1798 ‘History and Antiquities of Scarborough and the Vicinity’ read: Alfred, King of Northumberland, was wounded in a bloody battle near this place, and was removed to Little Driffield where he lies buried: hard by, his entrenchments may be seen. Filmed on 17.07.2024 ► SUPPORT THE CHANNEL https://buymeacoffee.com/walktheworld... ► LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE! Subscribe to the channel here 👉🏻    / @walktheworldaway   ► MORE VIDEOS FROM WALK THE WORLD AWAY • KETTLEWELL    • Dawn Walk in the Most Beautiful and C...   • TEALBY    • The Most Magical and Beautiful Villag...   • BOLTON ABBEY    • Beautiful Walk in the Wharfedale Vall...   • SCARBOROUGH    • Relaxing Walk around an English Seasi...   • YORK CITY WALLS    • The York City Walls Complete Walking ...   • LUND    • Serene Walk through Hidden Gem Villag...   ►CHECK OUT THESE WALK THE WORLD AWAY PLAYLISTS    • Country Walks      • City Walks      • Coastal Walks      • From The Air      • Scenic Drives   || About Walk The World Away || Hello everyone, my name's Jamie Paul and this is my walking channel. Since I love the outdoors and walking in nature so much I decided to start filming my walks so that I could share them with you lovely people wherever you are in the world. So sit back, relax, and allow yourself to just be in the moment while we Walk The World Away. Peace, Jamie Paul 🕊️ Intro music: Soldier On by Jamie Paul.    • Chasing Atoms   0:00:00 Start 0:14:06 Wesleyan Chapel 0:22:17 Country Lane 0:24:33 Chafer Wood 0:30:00 Alfred's Tower 1:02:00 Donkeys in Field